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Eye Candy: 'The Art of Video Games'

Walking through the Phoenix Art Museum as I usually do on free admission days, something caught the corner of my eye - a series of three different video panels of people focusing solely on playing video games.

By Alexandra Dersch | September 5, 2013
The State Press

Literally Speaking: "OCD" by Neil Hilborn

The first time I watched Neil Hilborn's performance of "OCD", it didn't sink in. I thought about how strange it was that the video was from the side and heard the words he was saying and the number of times he repeated certain phrases.

By Newlin | September 2, 2013
"Exit Through the Gift Shop" features street art as a unifying

Eye Candy: 'Exit Through The Gift Shop'

One of my peers wanted me to review, “Exit Through the Gift Shop,” a 2010 documentary surrounding the birth and growth of underground or “street” art. Taking him up on the offer, I logged into Netflix, typed in the title and watched it instantly.

| September 2, 2013
With the variety of colors of paint swatches, one can create virtually any picture.

Eye Candy: DIY Dorm Pixel Art

on’t worry, they’re not going to fine me hundreds of dollars for painting my walls. No, I did something much cooler - I created free pixel art.

| August 28, 2013

Eye Candy: Start Here

I once was so overwhelmed by art I had a seizure. Unlike a lot of blog introductions, filled with compelling but unfortunately false hooks, this is no exaggeration - I literally seized from looking at too much art.

| August 26, 2013
The State Press

A look back at fall 2012

We started summer production today, and, perhaps because of that need for a fresh start (or perhaps because we were just tired of looking at them), we finally took down the front covers from the fall 2012 semester that lined two of the mysterious pipes here in the basement. Our trip down memory lane as we removed these fluorescent-light-bleached newspapers from their dusty hangers seemed only fitting to share with readers, so here’s what fall 2012 at ASU would look like to any future historian who bases his or her research solely on old State Press covers. Cool people visited ASU We began the semester with a story on the annual fall welcome concert, which featured B.

By Julia Shumway | May 21, 2013
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