Posted on April 27, 2009 by Morris Vig
What a great piece by Monroe…few pieces of SL photography make flames work as effectively as this. On display at the S&S Gallery of Fine Arts (which has a little inworld photography and some SL sculpture in with the RL art reproductions).
posted by Morris Vig on Portabello using a blogHUD [...]
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Posted on April 26, 2009 by Morris Vig
BlogHUD hates me. Alternatively, snapshot emails from Second Life hate me. Regardless, I’ve tried to get about 3 photos and art highlights onto this blog and failed. I’ll keep trying.
Much more importantly, welcome, Nazz Lane, to Second Arts! As you can see from his recent posts (Nazz chooses not to use BlogHUD right now, a [...]
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Posted on April 26, 2009 by nazzlane
A lively crowd gathered in Artropolis at 2 pm SLT, when the well known SL artist colony played host for several exhibitors at the Boston Cyberarts Festival 2009. The festival started on Friday, the 24th of April and runs through the 10th of May. This year for the first time, the BCAF which hosts exhibits in and [...]
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Posted on April 21, 2009 by nazzlane
A note card invitation had arrived when I logged in SL from borges19 Oh.
“Do you love art? ….
Or maybe you are only curious? …
I am Borg and I’m happy to invite you to see my creations at Wan’s Art Gallery”
I answered yes to the first two questions she posed, so I decided to pop over [...]
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Posted on April 19, 2009 by Morris Vig
I’ve been hearing that the CARP/Diabolous team responsible for the inworld tour de force of Pink Floyd’s The Wall was at it again, this time making an inworld version of Fritz Lang’s classic 1927 science fiction silent motion picture, Metropolis. Today, I finally got around to attending a performance.
[Side thought: It's like Josina Burgess, Debbie [...]
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Posted on April 17, 2009 by Morris Vig
Kolor Fall opened his Kolor sim this evening, and I was struck at the visuals on the sim…sadly, I was so entranced that I didn’t participate in much of the conversation – I was in a rush to post this slideshow!
Definitely worth a visit. Make sure to look UP…don’t stop at the incredible fountain display [...]
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Posted on April 17, 2009 by Morris Vig
A brief artsy walkabout led me to the Angel & Halo Galleries. I knew that Talia Fournier, whose works I enjoy, was showing….and her display lived up to expectations. Ro Gastel also caught my eye. Check them both out in the slideshow, and stop by the gallery to see their works up [...]
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Posted on April 6, 2009 by Morris Vig
Jazz Calhern hosts her April show at Jazz by the Sea in Chaophaya…I found myself especially attracted to the pieces from Jazz herself, especially the two pieces in this snapshot, “Totem Animal the Cat” and “Sailing the Sea of Uncertainty”. Swing by and check it out – but don’t stop until [...]
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Posted on April 5, 2009 by Morris Vig
White Lebed sent me a sneak preview invite to check out the new AG3 Gallery on AngelGate Island, which opens on April 11th. The opening show is called “Primavera” and looks to be a treat for the senses. Here’s a little from Lebed:
To celebrate the grand opening of the new AngelGate gallery we are [...]
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Posted on April 3, 2009 by Morris Vig
Shengri La sim owner Shenlei Flasheart and I enjoy one of Calli’s latest – part of a 4-level spring rotation featuring a fresh batch of Ms. Christensen’s finest. Calli actually has THREE openings at Shengri La this weekend: 1) This show, 2) A Shengri La retrospective at the Small Gallery [...]
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