Destination Guide FAQExplore the best 3D art, virtual world exhibits and museums in Second Life.
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Curei's Floating Gallery
In this most difficult time, we really need to find our happy place. Every Saturday at Curei's Floating Gallery from 3pm to 5pm, there is a dance party with Wolfman Jack as the DJ and music of the 1950's! There will also be fantastic giveaways and a spectacular fireworks finale that will practically singe your eyebrows! Come find your happy place!
The Paris Experience
Curei has created the wonderful spirit of Paris, with a charming little, very interactive island in the middle of the River Seine in Paris. It is an unusual creation that will surprise and delight you. The Grand Opening will be all day on Saturday, January 18th. Everyone is welcome, from the 18th and beyond. The teleport link will be on Curei's Floating Gallery. Come on over and have an amazing time!
the GBTH project
Situated in an urban environment, the GBTH project brings a unique approach to art in Second Life. The city becomes the base to showcase sculptures, illustrations, and interventions made by the Residents on the grid. Four pavilions are dedicated to individual proposals, giving the artist full creative control over their piece. Also, a recent addition is a gallery dedicated to photography that celebrates the multiple forms of expression inworld. For more info, please visit the website: www.thegbthproject.com
Hand by Bryn Oh
Holding the hand of a mannequin, a young girl named Flutter returns home with something special in her suitcase. A new Immersive narrative by Bryn Oh.
INFERNO by Noke Yuitza
Noke Yuitza's work fragments stories of his characters, creating elements that allow the construction of these narratives. INFERNO is the story of Evie, another version of The Dreamer, unfolding on her darkest moment. Often approaching dreams as his main subject, Noke brings up nightmares on this chapter of the tale, where Scatha, Evie on her dragon form, presents itself as the main element, and open eyes follow the visitor on a surreal set up suspended in the sky.
NESTOGRO by Vincent Priesley
Debuting his first public art installation in Second Life, NESTOGRO - Never Stop Growing and Show Us How Beautiful You Are, Vincent Priesley invites the visitor to stay and feel at home. NESTOGRO presents itself in the form of a surreal garden. Organic shapes mixed with synthetic materials brings alive Vincent's vision of love and growth. Flowers, clouds, worms and other entities occupy the atmosphere. Combining his passion for furniture, Vincent’s creations allow the visitor to sit and interact with the environment, making them an active part of the installation.
PILES OF STUFF by Rachel Breaker
Depression, Hoarding, Nostalgia, Escapism by Rachel Breaker is a technical exercise in making 3D environments. With this work, Rachel practices several techniques such as creating procedural struts, terrains with curves and voxels, and adding support armature procedurally. She also sought to replicate the inconsistencies found in prefabricated products. Piles of Stuff has wide-ranging influences such as the Russian film 'The Adventures of Buratino' by director Leonid Nechayev, and children's playgrounds. In addition to these influences, Rachel found inspiration in the art and architecture of the fast food industry. Visual elements such as brick, wood, and basketweave textures can be seen commonly throughout the work.
Moon Endowment for the Arts
Moon Endowment for the Arts is a gallery that features different Second Life artists. For the month of March, they are featuring Thoth Jantzen's Media Magic in a fusion with Zara (Zaranda Resident)'s Egyptian Temple. Thoth and Zara's build is a stand-alone experience, and can be enjoyed for its own merit. However, the parcel has an internal teleport system that takes visitors to other features.
CHUANGHU (Windows) by FionaFei
Chuānghu is an architectural installation in the style of ink wash. It is a modern take of today's urban environment, especially crowded areas filled with buildings and structures that are close together. In the meantime, it also provides a type of openness, where all the "walls" are see-through, acting as windows.
The Vordun Museum and Gallery
The Vordun Museum and Gallery is an art and history experience like no other in Second Life! Browse the many galleries and exhibits, then enjoy a coffee in the Common Grounds cafe.
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