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Pixel-Art Game - The Milkmaid

Vanessa Catalano

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Hardback

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English
BIS Publishers B.V.
01 August 2018
This 3-staged memory game invites you to observe masterpieces closely. Historically, a masterpiece was a work of a very high standard, produced in order to obtain membership of a guild or academy. Since the author never went to art school, her untrained eye wondered: How should I look at art in order to fully appreciate it? Trying to answer this question, she decided to design a system of observation based on different steps: games and activities following a set scheme that triggers the player to look at a masterpiece on a different scale.

Pixel-Art Game allows you to observe masterpieces closely. Match the original image with its pixelized copies by zooming into Vermeer's famous The Milkmaid . The painter's color and light use is emphasized through the pixels of the digitalized image, taking art into our contemporary digital language.

With a light packaging, perfect to take along with you, Pixel-Art Game offers several games in one set. Each of these 3 games is a step to understand the artwork better, playing together with multiple players. Besides the three games, the set allows you to create your own masterpiece.

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Imprint:   BIS Publishers B.V.
Dimensions:   Height: 130mm,  Width: 65mm, 
ISBN:   9789063694814
ISBN 10:   9063694814
Pages:   32
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Audience:   General/trade ,  ELT Advanced
Format:   Hardback
Publisher's Status:   Active

Vanessa Catalano studied architecture at the Universidad Central de Venezuela (2011). In her hometown Caracas, she was actively involved in the architecture field, working for well-known architecture firms as Lab.Pro.Fab., among others, and collaborating with the university as a teacher assistant. In 2013 she graduated MA in a program called Design Cultures, at the Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam. For these studies, her Master Thesis was about museum as contemporary learning environments, where gamification was a main element in learning. Vanessa leads museums walks where she continues exploring this matter, but now actively participating as a docent in the museum. Together with gamification and learning, city making is another main interest for her. Vanessa has been given the opportunity to speak and write about different cities and their development in different occasions.

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