Destination Guide FAQExplore the best 3D art, virtual world exhibits and museums in Second Life.
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The Lost Unicorn Gallery
The Lost Unicorn Gallery features a beautiful elven castle full of amazing fantasy artwork by some of the most talented artists in Second Life. There are monthly shows and events for different artists, plus an abundant display of many artists' works on a rotational basis. A fantasy lover's dream.
Yobe Gallery - Yoko Ayukawa Exhibition
Japanese RL artist Yoko Ayukawa presents an art exhibition at Yobe Gallery. You will find yourself surrounded by vibrant colors and whimsical artworks that will bring a feeling of joy and youthfulness to your heart. While the gallery itself is small and cozy, the space is still open and welcoming. More information about the artist yobe.com
Nevermore Gallery and Photography Studio
The mission of Nevermore Gallery and Photography Studio is to inform and inspire Second Life photographers and guests in the beautiful art gallery, where you can find a high-quality source of visual art. All are welcome here!
Lollygagger Lane
Lollygagger Lane is a newcomer-friendly slum region with a lively arts and music scene. Live performances, art exhibits and an engaged community of gamers from some of the oldest groups in Second Life. Hobos, Amondeu Artisans, and Metaharpers have built a large array of free vehicles and other strange, whimsical content to play with on the SL road and waters Lollygagger Lane regions. All welcome!
Windlight Art Gallery
The Windlight Art Gallery, which is the home of the Windlight Art Fellows, has a new exhibition every month and is part of the Kultivate Magazine family of galleries. For more information, visit: KultivateMagazine.com
Morality Monkey Art Display
Take a stroll along this beautiful boardwalk, where you'll find seagulls, dogs, and a unique display of Morality Monkey artwork. After seeing the story behind the three wise monkeys, take a hot air balloon tour of Dogland Park.
Ghosts of Jericho at The Sim Quarterly
The Sim Quarterly invites you to explore a scenic installation designed, curated, and posed by Elizabeth Jewell, with an original soundscape concept and experience by Electric Monday. Explore this curiously eerie, desolate but beautiful island, and discover some items left behind. If you listen carefully as you wander you may "meet" some of the Ghosts of Jericho. For more info visit: thesimquarterly.com
The Edge Gallery
The Edge Gallery features black and white imagery from 2D artists and photographers in Second Life. It is one of the Kultivate Magazine family of galleries.
Ouvroir: Chris Marker
Chris Marker, celebrated French photographer and film director, invites you on a tour of his work, led by his longtime guide, Monsieur Guillame, an orange cat who pops up to assist you on your travels.
Renaissance Gallery
As the name suggests, this gallery showcases artwork from the late Middle Ages, when artists like Leonardo and Botticelli were at their peak. Small, but a must-see for fans of this period.
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