London's City Hall to host spectacular videogame exhibition as part of London Games Festival 2012 | Multi Format | News | 18/09/2012

At the end of the exhibition, these pieces will be auctioned off, with all proceeds going to games charity Special Effect, which is dedicated to making gaming, music and art accessible to all young people with disabilities.

Pieces from Guerrilla Games, Sports Interactive, Team 17, Warner Bros, Pop Cap, Aldorlea, Marby, Jagex, Jess Bradley, Kate Brown, Konami, Lady Shotgun, Lauren Mann, Jacob McAlister, Marcus Freeman, Media Molecule, Mikaël Aguirre, Omni Labs, Ronzo, Selena Thomas, and Zepto Lab have already been confirmed – with many more promised before the exhibition opens on 22^nd October.

“This is a real coup for this year’s London Games Festival,” says event director Kirsty Payne. “The generosity of the games industry continues to astonish – we’ve already been donated some incredible pieces which have never been seen in public before. So not only will it make a fascinating exhibition of very rare art, it’ll raise a significant amount for Special Effect.

“The exhibition is a rare opportunity to witness firsthand the seeds of creativity which blossom into the games enjoyed by so many of us. It will be a stunning fusion of art and interactive entertainment, offering a very different view of an industry pioneered by this country.”

London Games Festival, in association with Ukie and The Guardian takes placed from September 27^th 2012 to October 28^th, at various locations throughout the capital. 

The City Hall art exhibition will run between October 22^nd and 26^th, and will be free to attend. Please check the LGF website for further details and full calendar.

A full calendar of events can be found at the London Game Festival websitewww.londongamesfestival.com