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Filthy
Fluno opens CounterpART
Gallery Party in RL & SL™ Saturday April 26, 2008 4:30 pm PST
Jeffrey Lipsky, who in Second Life is Filthy Fluno, one of Second Life's most prominent artist-entrepreneurs, has opened an art gallery in Lowell, Massachusetts that features SL artists. There will be a reception at the CounterpART Gallery, 128 Merrimack St, starting at 7:30 pm local time (EST). LIVE MUSIC AND THEATER GOING BOTH WAYS The popular SL musician Cylindrian Rutabaga will be performing live in the gallery and streaming the concert into the SL CounterpART. From the SL side, Dancoyote Antonelli's ZeroG Skydancers hyperformalist performance will be viewed in the RL CounterpART, followed by a concert from SL with blues master Komuso Tokugawa performing and collaborating live with Hathead Rickenbacker and other musicians from around the world!
Read the CounterpART Press Release (PDF) Teleport to the SL CounterpART Gallery ========== SLART
Magazine featured in The March/April 2008 issue of STEP Inside Design Magazine has an excellent article about art in Second Life®. It's a very well produced real-world publication, as one would expect from a design magazine, so get a copy of the paper edition if you can. It features Filthy Fluno, DanCoyote, and Sabine Stonebender. The author of the article, Ina Saltz, reports on a tour of the SL™ art world with our editor, ArtWorld Market. ========== DanCoyote
compared to Artist and Hyperformalist SL theoretician DanCoyote Antonelli (DC Spensley) is the subject of a scholarly paper by Caroline McCaw of Otago Polytechnic, Dunedin, New Zealand, which is now available online. DC is currently organizing a major exhibition in Second Life titled Kiss the Sky, intended to establish Hyperformalism as an art movement. Weekly Picks ========== MONDAYS,
6:30 PM SLT PleaseWakeMeUp Idler conducts Art Talks Mondays at 6:30 at Mandel'BRAT's and BREW in Artropolis. Subjects range from protecting your intellectual property rights to critiques of artworks. ========== Parallel Worlds: Explorations in "Second Life" The Aperture Foundation sponsored a panel discussion on art in SL at The New School in New York City on February 13th, 2008. The panelists were Fred Ritchin, NYU professor and a contributing editor of Aperture; Michael Van Horn, curator of the Joseph Monsen Collection in Seattle; Richard Minsky, founder of SLART magazine; and Michael Schmelling, photographer. Click
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Arthole A collaborative art space in Second Life by Nebulosus Severine & Arahan Claveau Opening April 26th 2008
Arthole is a set of three sky galleries in the Second Life® world, each with a different theme. One has older work by Arthole's creators, Nebulosus Severine and Arahan Claveau. The second has current work, and the third is for guest artists. ========== Art and Politics A walk-through installation by PleaseWakeMeUp Idler and Sherpa Voyager brings attention to the human side of the Iraq war and some of the motivations that gave rise to it. In one of the rooms faces turn to follow you, and floating texts appear from them with comments. Ad
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