Posted on March 9, 2008 by Morris Vig
It’s been a while since I have been able to get out and look around at artists in SL. I DO look at Snapzilla a fair bit, though, to get a sense of the Second Life scene. I was particularly taken with this photo by Jennifer Hana…
Intriguing. Clearly, that was a bed [...]
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Posted on March 9, 2008 by Morris Vig
SL art goddess Sasun Steinbeck (right) organized a gathering of one of Second Life’s best groups, the Art Gallery Owners group, and brought RL lawyer Juris Amat in to discuss issues of intellectual property…and the rights we have with our intellectual property.
The entire transcript of the event is posted after the fold, but I’ll take [...]
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Posted on March 9, 2008 by Morris Vig
Callipygian Christensen follows up on her sim-wide AM Radio exhibit with an exposition of Madcow Cosmos. I’ve seen a lot of his work from his repeated showings at Oyster Bay, but Madcow’s clearly been busy in addition to what I’ve seen….TONS of new works mixing his bones, steampunk and many, [...]
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Posted on March 9, 2008 by Morris Vig
The Crescent Moon and Tayzia Abattoir are proud to Present “GEARS,” The inside workings of Second Life.
Two extraordinary artists are exhibiting their works until March 16, 2008: Bryn Oh is well established and her works are cherished by collectors throughout SL…. and TracyLynne Carpenter is a “Rising Star.” This curator [...]
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Posted on March 9, 2008 by Morris Vig
The Princeton OIT sim is host to Scope’s latest building – a place that, while being unmistakenly Scope Cleaver in design, reminds me of elements of Frank Lloyd Wright’s desert constructions. Quite an impressive build, indeed. Princeton University should be commended for keeping Scope on the payroll. Thanks [...]
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