Last week Thursday Holy Ghost invaded The CAMP and put together a pretty amazing exhibition. illustration, photography, instillation, live drawing and film it was all present on the evening.
For those that dont know, Holy Ghost is a website/ online platform for established and up and coming artists to share there talent. Run by photographers Alex and Matt they ensure updates are made everyday with the best illustration, photography and film art work. It also sells various artist's work including a collection of very interesting zines. Its definitely one to be book marked. check it out by just a (click) Below flicks from last weeks private view. for more flicks check out the addressed.
Sadly the exhibition came down faster than it went up, so you wont be able to see it but there is a new art exhibition at The CAMP this Thursday.
Big shout out to Pernod Absinthe on the drinks for the evening. and even bigger shout out to Alex and Matt, who run Holy Ghost it was a pleasure working with you fellas, until next time. o and thanks to all that turned out in the rain attendance was alot !
This weeks drops so far over at the recently all new Footpatrol.
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To celebrate the launch of PlayStation Move this autumn, Bntl and a selected few other blogs are currently working with PlayStation and some of London's brightest youth.
In the aim to open up the magic box of creativity and to channel their skills to co- create social games that will be played by their peers and the wider public. These games will be inspired by PlayStation Move which is launching in September.
The creative starting point is to create games which are social, fun and competitive. And then allow some of the youth to work with the various blogs to share and blog there progress, thus far.
below is the written blog entry from Zane and his time on the project thus far.
Right now Im involved in The PlayStation Game Runners Project where we are creating an ‘interactive’ game for people like you to play.
During this project we were sent to PlayStation headquarters where we play tested PlayStation's new hardware… The PlayStation Move… which uses motion sensors to get the user more involved in the game.
We entered the building based in Central London and found ourselves waiting in reception to all be given visitor badges… As we went up the lift trying to guess what angle The PlayStation Move will come from. After a couple technical hiccups we were able to get a hands on experience of the PlayStation move and how it works.
The first game was a lot like the mini games featured on PlayStation Eye Toy and most of the others were based on sports. One game that particularly caught my attention was Kung Fu Riders where you play as a man skating in desk chair while dodging obstacles performing tricks and dodging Japanese yakuza.
The PlayStation Move Is set for release in September 2010 and should be on everyone’s wish list. We… at The PlayStation Game Runners Project are creating interactive games that involve physical activity (much like The PlayStation Move).
We have designed three different games… but… we can only produce one… but which one, well leave that to you… soon you'll be able to vote for what game you want to play. the below is a quick round up of the games.
Blocks Basic strategy game where players build blocks to score points… the loser is whoever makes the tower of blocks fall… much like Jenga.
Flag Tag Similar to noughts and crosses but tweaked to add mire suspension and fun.
Urban Hoopz Hunt and gather balls and shoot in hoops to score points accordingly. Don’t forget to vote for your winner. J Zane Palmer
for further info check out the facebook group by just a (click)
Last Thursday saw the launch of Reinform's first show entitled Wet Women. The heavens opened the hardest and drenched proceedings, the masses weren't put off and most of the women (and men) in attendance were well and truly WET.
A big thanks needs to go to Kopparberg cider and Vodka O for turning the show into a party.
Also holdtight Kanye West for this little feature on this site.
