Destination Guide FAQExplore the best 3D virtual art exhibits and installations in Second Life.
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Toksik Jello
Toksik Jello is a photographic story installation that tells the story of a child navigating socially, within a wasteland of fragmentation and warring personalities. Come follow the Story of the Bheanz in a stark wasteland background set in an altered dream.
The Beckridge Gallery Presents Work Look
How does one’s virtual world avatar appear when working a real-life job? Perhaps there are as many answers as there are avatars, as evidenced by the Lindens, Moles, and media celebrities at SL18B. Photography by diamond Marchant.
Aural by Bryn Oh and Morlita Quan
Morlita Quan created numerous sound pieces which she then gave to Bryn Oh to interpret. Individual sound segments are placed along a route in the virtual space which the visitor follows. At the end of the route, all the pieces are combined to create a sound composition. Visitors are encouraged to linger at the sound locations to absorb the ambient mood it projects. Machinima: youtu.be/69_xTBjPaMw
Summer day by Cica Ghost
''Sometimes you will never know the value of a moment until it becomes a memory.'' - Dr. Seuss
Linda Cluster: Drawing Collection
The Janus Gallery presents the Art of Zackherrmann. Zack Herr Mann is a French psychedelic artist from the French Riviera. Take time to absorb; to immerse with each piece. Faces, bodies, plant life, animals, cartoon-like movement or the world itself may appear distorted visually. Surrealism at its finest. The exhibit is open from June 5th to July 30th.
Bryn Oh's Singularity of Kumiko
Supported by a grant from the Ontario Arts Council, the Singularity of Kumio is an immersive chapter within the universe of Bryn Oh. A HUD-based narrative following the mysterious environment Kumiko wakes up to find herself in. For more information, watch the machinima: youtu.be/MTxT8fN0SjI
GBTH presents Ed. COLONIA
Ed. Colonia is a group art exhibition and the first of its kind at the GBTH. The idea behind Ed. Colonia was exploring further the format of group exhibitions, preserving each artist's individuality as we occupy a common space. No theme has been suggested and each floor, inhabited by a different artist, is an exhibition on its own. A group of artists is also referred to as a colony of artists, which inspired the title of this show. Simple and straightforward enough to leave room for the installations to shine and speak for themselves.
SenKonscia
In Esperanto, SenKonscia means subconscious. Welcome to a location for photographers, dreamers, and lovers of 3D art and surreal environments. Includes four different areas (ground and sky) with different atmospheres, a few interactive spots for fun and posing. Take your time, enjoy art, and relax. You can join a group for rez rights. Post your art in their Flickr group: flickr.com/groups/senkonscia
The Borderless Project
The Borderless Project is a region-wide, multi-level, interactive digital art exhibition in which they play with light: reflections, structures, movement, creation, and evolution. With sounds and music to match the emotions brought to life by the multi-talented team of artists and scripters: Betty Tureaud, Gem Preiz, Delain Canucci, Thoth Jantzen, Mitsuko Kytori, Blaise Timtam, and Akiko Kinoshi. For a quick preview, play this video and skip ahead to 14:30 - youtu.be/2cViS7vJ0bU?t=870
DESCARNE by Cibele Cibernética
Exhibiting for the first time in Second Life, Cibele Cibernética invites us to rethink the virtual and organic matters - and their exhibition, DESCARNE, invites you to upload yourself into the digital world, getting rid of your “human carcass”, unlimiting yourselves in cyberspace. More info at thegbthproject.com/gbth-magazine-4
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