Articles by Arthur CLAY

About Arthur CLAY

Art Clay (CHE) is an artist working with sound. He is a specialist in the performance of self created works with the use of intermedia and has appeared at international festivals, on radio and television television in Europe, Asia and North America. His recent output focuses on large media based performative works and spectacles using mobile device. He has received prizes for performance, theatre, new media art, music composition and curation. As an educator, he has taught media and interactive arts at various art schools and universities in Asia, Europe and North America including the University of the Arts in Zurich.

An Armful of Azaleas: A Mail-Art Project using Digital and Analog Strategies for Cultural Mediation

April 3, 2021 Arthur CLAY 0

The exhibit “Technologies of Memory and Loss—An Armful of Azaleas”, here in the form of a mail art / pop up project, reproduces versions of the canonical Korean poems using data object in three dimensions and presents them virtually using AR technologies. […]

The Dance Macabre Game Project

May 1, 2018 Arthur CLAY 0

The project is about providing a music program that lets the user create a “Danse Macabre” based on a collection of music fragments that recombine into a finished piece, which can then be played back […]

Augmented Reality and Social Reality Meet

December 28, 2017 Arthur CLAY 0

The artist and curator Art Clay was born in New York and lives in Basel. He is a specialist in the performance of self created works with the use of intermedia and has appeared at […]

Pop Up Spaces & the Art of Gaming

June 14, 2017 Arthur CLAY 0

Computer games have become an integral part of our everyday culture. The game industry is now the branch of the culture industry with the highest turnover. Artists from a wide variety of disciplines are contributing to the creation of ever more complex digital worlds. It is conceivable that by focusing on social, economic and aesthetic issues connected with computer games that games can emerge as a new form of art, possessing strong artistic content. […]