Game Arts International Network – Interconnecting Game Arts Organizations, Collectives, and Curators
Shalev Moran
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Description: A gathering of games curators, connectors, and intermediaries around the world
The Game Arts International Assembly (GAIA) is an international think tank and network for the professional development of the game arts community: aimed for curators, producers, event organizers and academics working in the field of videogame culture.
The third Game Arts International Assembly will be happening June 5-7th, 2023 in Toronto, Canada (in conjunction with Toronto Games Week ). With a participant cap of 20, GAIA is an intimate symposium for game art curators and game community organizers to level up their professional development and connect with their international peers. In addition to on site talks sharing personal experiences, playful workshops, and practical sessions, GAIA will include field trips to different locations in the city. GAIA
Jooyoung Oh (Japan), Leanne (Lan) Roed (Canada), Angelo Careri (France), Len Predko (Canada), Pablo Quarta (Argentina), Pietro Righi-Riva (Italy), Katherine Boutin (Canada) Sun Park (Korea), Jo Summers (UK), Jonathan Kinkley (USA), D. Squinkifer (Canada), Matt Parker (USA), Yang Jing (China), Shawn Alexander Allen (USA), Nick Murray (UK), Artūras Rumiancevas (Lithuania), Marie Janin (Netherlands), Paloma Dawkins (Canada), Lynn Hughes (Canada), Emily Koonce (USA), Zuraida Buter (The Netherlands), Susie Bucha
Game Arts International Network – Interconnecting Game Arts Organizations, Collectives, and Curators
Shalev Moran
LuOulton | Linktree