Neo-Arcade and Interactive Art Gallery

Wednesday, November 11
6 – 8 p.m.
LOOP, 665 Marietta Street NW
 

 

The Neo-Arcade event is the culminating shows of the Integrating Music into Multimedia class, taught by Jeremy Muller. Student work includes music-centered games, instruction modules, and interactive art installations. Projects may respond to sound played or sung by the user, or generate procedural audio based on user actions.

See and Hear the Projects

Photo of Blank Canvas, an interactive art piece featuring images on a projector screen.

Blank Canvas

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People playing Chord Combat, a video game controlled by playing chords on a small piano keyboard.

Chord Combat

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Person playing Echo Traveller, an RPG-style video game controlled by the player's humming or singing.

Echo Traveller

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Person playing EOF, an open-world style game

Echoes of the Forest

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Person wearing headphones playing HAS, a video game where the soundscape is shaped by different forms the character shifts into.

Hybrid Animal Simulator

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People looking at a projection screen showing Pitch Pal, a musical pitch trainer

Pitch Pal

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Scenes from Previous Years

A projection of shapes on the outer wall of West Village 175
Students point to a monitor showing an abstract display of lines
Students smiling as they interact with one of the projects
Student playing a game involving music notation as another looks on
Students testing an interactive display that generates sound based on drawn scenes

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