Destination Guide FAQExplore the best 3D art, virtual world exhibits and museums in Second Life.
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African Modern Arts
Visit this museum dedicated to Modern African Art and the nearby Apartheid Museum.
TheEye Art Gallery
TheEye Art Gallery features art created among friends with an interest in showing their works to the broader Second Life community.
Chilbo Community Park and Sculpture Garden
A place to relax, to think, to meditate, to enjoy quiet fellowship with friends.
Lundy Art
Welcome to Lundy Art Gallery and Museum, where you'll find a collection of various artists of Second life.
PM Gallery
The surreal, strange, and often dreamlike SL photographic art of Paradox Mercury is featured here in PM Gallery, open to the public and welcoming of all.
ADreNaLiN MOlecuL
Face your fears with terrified giant animeshes in a nerve-racking environment!
Dixmix Gallery
Built by Megan Prumier and curated by Dixmix Source, Dixmix Gallery is a creative place dedicated to art, photography and music.
FOCUS Magazine and Gallery
FOCUS Magazine and Photo Art Gallery is a place to appreciate, be inspired by, and share photographic art in Second Life. A monthly magazine that celebrates photography in SL, each issue features two prominent SL photographers, art activists, and more. On the region there are three photo art galleries. The main Focus gallery houses the magazine's featured artist of the month. The Focus Artist in Residence Gallery exhibits up-and-coming artists. Lastly, the Exploratorium Gallery displays photographers who are masters of their craft. All exhibits rotate monthly.
The Janus Gallery
Curated by Chuck Clip, this gallery is named for the Roman god of new beginnings, transitions, doorways, and time. They hope to usher in a new era of art in Second Life while keeping an eye on the roots they came from. Sinful Retreat, on which the gallery stands is a virtual playground where artists are welcomed with open arms. They strive to make a cohesive, evolving environment out of art.
Fractal Insanity
Explore this exhibit featuring original fractal and fractal-based digital abstracts and neural art by Milly Sharple. The gallery is updated regularly and there is always something new to see.
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