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Flickr has a new player to display recently uploaded videos to the site. Considering recent addition of HD video to Flickr, Flickr Clock created by Stamen is a new visual browser of video content. The videos are arranged chronologically, and drawn from videos that people have posted to the flickrclock group on flickr.

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for(){}; – Mapped video game on canvas

Programmer/artist Brent Watanabe works with painter Cable Griffith to create an interactive landscape painting influenced by Hieronymus Bosch’s “The Garden of Earthly Delights”

Vector – Toronto’s Game+Art Convergence

Vector festival, a self-described “game+art convergence” touches down in Toronto for four days later this week with a program of screenings, performances, panel discussions and exhibitions. CAN tracked down Skot Deeming of Vector’s curatorial team (pictured above, to the right of Clint Enns, Katie Micak and Christine Kim) to get the lowdown on the first edition of the festival.

Constructed Land – 65,000 Variations on a Theme

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Breaking the Surface – Responsive ‘ocean’ of acrylic actuators

An abstract representation of this landscape is created from a matrix of 529 acrylic pipes piercing the ceiling between the first and the second floor, creating organic rock-like formations on the first floor reflected as an ocean surface on the second.

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