In Berlin, art exhibit inspired by video games takes over abandoned site


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Located in a casino gone bust in the heart of Berlin, the 'Game Over' urban art and culture exhibition, conceived by art collective The Dixons features some 60 artists from the fields of graffiti, tape art, installation, mapping and augmented reality. Photo: AFP

From an image of Hulk who suddenly leaps over your head to a painting that changes its colours, one Berlin street art exhibition offers visitors a chance to experience paintings in 3D.

Called Game Over, the exhibition inspired by video games is housed in a former casino stretching over 2,000sq m which is due to be torn down.

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