Jamin Warren is the founder of Kill Screen and Gameplayarts, an organization dedicated to game-based arts and culture. He has curated major gaming and digital arts events, including the first Tribeca Games Festival, MoMA’s Arcade, and the Kill Screen Festival, described by Mashable as “the TED of videogames.” He has also produced the Versions conference for VR arts and creativity in partnership with NEW INC, served as an advisor to MoMA’s design department, and hosted Game/Show for PBS Digital Studios. His work explores the intersection of games, art, technology, and culture.
