Destination Guide FAQExplore the best 3D art, virtual world exhibits and museums in Second Life.
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La Maison d'Aneli
La Maison d'Anali is a gallery designed to expose all forms of creative exploration. The gallery hosts the service and talents of many artists, so that everyone can enjoy a wonderful, thought-provoking experience. Everyone is encouraged to meet the artists, discuss their thoughts, and enjoy visiting with one another.
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Eidola
Welcome to the thought-provoking experience that is Eidola. What is perception? What is reality? Is reality one's perception? Five unique sections, known as "chapters", allow visitors to explore the narrative of the overall theme represented by the exhibit.
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The National Museum of Caledon
The National Museum of Caledon is a lovely venue in the steampunk-heart of Caledon. The museum features monthly exhibits of art, photographs, writings, miniature builds and more. Everyone is welcome to explore the beautiful grounds of the museum, or relax and enjoy a drink on the patio.
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Untitled
Untitled is a dark, extraordinary, and powerfully immersive environment open to everyone to explore. As a destination that reflects the darker corners of the mind, the provocative imagery is meant to give viewers pause and look within the purgatory of their own mind. This installation also features the artistic work and ability of designers who want to highlight their work within Second life.
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The Rose Art Gallery
Welcome to The Rose Art Gallery, a majestic venue which celebrates the creativity, artistry and skills of artists within Second Life. Both 2D and 3D works of art from artists across the grid are on display, and new pieces are added to the exhibit on a regular basis. Everyone is encouraged to experience the unique atmosphere found within the halls of The Rose Art Gallery.
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The Philosophy of Furniture
Edgar Allen Poe's essay, The Philosophy of Furniture, is creatively represented in Second Life. This imaginative destination is meant to express Poe's concise description of rooms in many countries. Everyone is welcome to travel to each room and sit, listen to Poe's own words as his essay is recited, reflect, and enjoy the atmosphere of another country.
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Avaloir
Old and young ideas met on a playground. Things made by eupalinosugajin.wordpress.com/
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Seductions Exhibit
Un percorso urbano che guida il visitatore tra immagini raffiguranti la seduzione in ambiti e contesti differenti. Alcune immagini, chiaramente ispirate alle opere di Jack Vettriano, vogliono essere un nostro piccolo tributo al suo lavoro. L'installazione sarà aperta ai visitatori dal 19 aprile al 30 giugno 2018. Welcome to Seductions, the exhibit of Aloisio Congrejo. An urban pathway guides visitors through the exhibit, which has thematic photos representing the concept of seduction in different fields and contexts. Some of the images are inspired by the works of Jack Vettriano. The exhibit will end June 30.
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Entropy V
Everyone is welcome to experience the dynamic and interpretive art pieces found within Entropy V. This extensive exhibit is organized and curated by Natas and "Fiends". There are over 20 separate areas found within the exhibit, each with it's own unique form of expression. Some sections of the exhibit are easy to find, while others are hidden and can only be found by the most tenacious of explorers. Other forms of entertainment, such as racing, games and a complicated maze are available to enjoy as well. NaTaS and "Fiends" have created and hidden 1000 free items throughout the entire destination for visitors to find.
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Clinamen
"Clinamen" is a series of works inspired by the concept of Tito Lucrezio Caro's poem "De rerum natura." In his poem, Tito Lucrezio Caro transposes the principles of epicureanism. Internal and external forces interact, fight, align, and brake to give life infinite variations, to which each one gives his own momentary and fleeting vision, his own moment of freedom.
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