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The curators of New York's Museum of Modern Art recently released announced their plans to feature a new exhibit focused on video gaming.
The exhibit, a feature of the museum's design collection, will explore interactive design within virtual worlds like [i]EVE Online[/i], [i]Dwarf Fortress[/i], and classic titles like [i]Pac-Man[/i].
We spoke with Kate Carmody, a curatorial assistant for MoMA's design collection about what criteria they used for their exhibition and whether gaming is or isn't art.
See also:
- Top 5 Video Games as Art
