In this final episode of the series, award-winning videogame curator and creative director Marie Foulston talks to us about her work presenting videogames as culture across the board – from punk ethic party events to high profile exhibitions at major museums and galleries. Check out her work at https://www.tigershungry.co.uk and chat to us on twitter @artoffurypod about anything this episode stirs up for you. For more info about this series and the project it's part of, head to artoffury.com

In this episode, established curator of videogame exhibitions, conferences and festivals David Hayward chats to us about his work, funding streams, creativity, and his own unique take on culture. Check out David's site https://ympt.co.uk and artoffury.com, and chat to us on twitter @artoffurypod about anything this episode stirs up for you.

In this episode, award-winning play curator Zuraida "Zo-ii" Buter chats to us about her work curating festivals of play and games, collaboration, being a tastemaker in the game space – and more. Check out https://www.zo-ii.com and http://artoffury.com, and chat to us on twitter @artoffurypod about anything this episode stirs up for you.

In this episode, digital artist Eric Drass (@Shardcore)chats to us about reality bending through art, co-creating with machine learning, culture, NFTs, whether Twitter is a game – and more. Check out shardcore.org and artoffury.com, and chat to us on twitter @artoffurypod about anything this episode stirs up for you.

In this episode, writer and games creator Dan Hett meets innovative producer Jon Aird to discuss immersion, creativity, the importance of story and more. Check out jonaird.co.uk, danhett.com and artoffury.com, and chat to us on twitter @artoffurypod about anything this episode stirs up for you.

Laika Young is the Lead Experience Designer at Meow Wolf, a US-based arts production company that creates immersive, multimedia experiences to transport audiences of all ages into fantastic realms. Laika works with a team of multidisciplinary artists to create large scale interactive experiences focussed on delight and surprise. We discuss Laika's background, where art meets entertainment, the transformative impact of art, the open-hearted approach to running organisations, and more. Check out meowwolf.com, nosleep.studio/about and artoffury.com, and chat to us on twitter @artoffurypod.

In episode two of our show exploring the links between games and art, composers Yshani Perinpanayam and Heather Fenoughty discuss their work, the impact of music in games, the underexplored intersection of games and theatre, and what it means to be a composer who can turn their hand to anything. Check out yshani.co.uk, heather-fenoughty.com and artoffury.com, and chat to us on twitter @artoffurypod.

In this first episode of Art of Fury: The Podcast, your hosts Emma Bearman and Leila Johnston meet Jonas Antonsson, founder of Raw Fury and 'reality distortionist' behind the Art of Fury concept. We talk about the need to show the potential for games to be 'carriers of art', having a nose for great things, the paradox of institutions, and why it's time to look at games – and art – differently.