Tag Archives: Art

The Edge Gallery — in black & white

Kul­ti­vate Mag­a­zine is a pub­li­ca­tion about the cul­tur­al aspects of Sec­ond Life — and a lot more! Its goal is to sup­port art, cul­ture, pho­tog­ra­phy, music, and fashion.

Kultivate’s endeav­ours in Sec­ond Life include the mag­a­zine (of course) but their grid pres­ence is sig­nif­i­cant, incor­po­rat­ing, among oth­er things, a num­ber of gal­leries includ­ing The Edge Gallery of Black & White Imagery, which is the sub­ject of this programme.

The Edge Gallery specif­i­cal­ly fea­tures black and white imagery and art. We take a more detailed look at the cur­rent exhib­it, which just opened, show­ing a vari­ety of artists with unique approach­es to mono­chrome 2‑D imagery.

S03E05 — The Edge Gallery
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Johannes Hunts­man — Own­er & Gallery Curator

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Where Have You Been? visits The Temple of the Divine Feminine

In this episode of our orig­i­nal series, “Where Have You Been?” we vis­it The Tem­ple of the Divine Fem­i­nine, on SLEA Region 2. It’s the cre­ation of 20 women artists and cre­ators coor­di­nat­ed by KismaK­SR Res­i­dent, and occu­pies a full region  — a very full region — with mes­sages cel­e­brat­ing fem­i­nine pow­er, cre­ativ­i­ty, and voic­es, includ­ing some impor­tant focal issues.

The instal­la­tion is divid­ed into four major themed areas arranged like a med­i­cine wheel. Each area has an entry gallery, a space for invo­ca­tion, and the tem­ple itself. Each of these four areas aligns with the four ele­ments — air, fire, water, and earth — and are laid out along the major axes of the compass.

Monsters, Demons & Chess

Join us on Wednes­days or Sat­ur­days, at noon or 4pm Pacific/SLT, 8pm or mid­night in the UK, for the lat­est episode of our series Where Have You Been? at 12 noon and 4pm Pacif­ic, where we sug­gest places to go and things to do around the Sec­ond Life Grid.

This time we take a dive into the pos­si­bil­i­ties of AI in art: there’s a gallery exhib­it this month com­posed com­plete­ly of AI Images at Kon­dor Art Cen­ter by artist Monique Beebe: “Mon­sters, Demons, & Chess” and that’s our fea­tured des­ti­na­tion for this episode. This edi­tion airs Novem­ber 16, 19, 23 and 26.

S02E22 —  “Mon­sters, Demons, & Chess” by Monique Beebe at Kon­dor Art Center
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Ancient Journeys

Today, join us on a musi­cal jour­ney across the Ancient World, guid­ed by the ancient and mys­te­ri­ous Piri Reis Map; and look at the use of AI in art at 12 noon/4pm SLT. And tune in for Engines of Our Inge­nu­ity every four hours from 4am Pacific.

On our musi­cal jour­ney, we vis­it Ancient Greece, Rome and beyond to encounter the Sev­en Won­ders of the Ancient World. We redis­cov­er lost Atlantis, the ancient civil­i­sa­tions of South Amer­i­ca, cross the Pacif­ic and even trav­el to Antarc­ti­ca and the Moon.

Where Have You Been? S02E14

In this episode of our orig­i­nal series, “Where Have You Been?”  we vis­it Vik­tor Sav­ior’s UNITY Art Project. The Project mounts a dif­fer­ent exhi­bi­tion every month, in a dif­fer­ent gallery and fea­tur­ing dif­fer­ent artists. This mon­th’s “Expo­si­tion” titled “Hap­pi­ness In Col­or”, is being held at the Rain­bow Painters’ Gallery and fea­tures no less than 26 artists. The pro­gramme will air at 12 noon and 4pm Pacific/SLT (8pm and mid­night in the UK) on Wednes­days and Sat­ur­days, July 13, 16, 20 and 23.

The Uni­ty Project — Rain­bow Painters’ Gallery
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Where Have You Been? — Ribong Gallery Artspace

In the lat­est episode of Where Have You Been?, our orig­i­nal series on places to vis­it and things to do around the Sec­ond Life Grid, we vis­it the Ribong Gallery Art­space, where not­ed artist Haveit Neox has a new exhi­bi­tion, along with oth­er artists. This episode will be avail­able on Wednes­days and Sat­ur­days at 12 noon and 4pm Sec­ond Life Time for the next two weeks.

A Tale of Two Galleries

Pre­mier­ing on Wednes­day, Novem­ber 10th, at 12 noon and 4pm Pacific/SLT, 8pm and mid­night in the UK, Episode 20 of our Sec­ond Life trav­el show “Where Have You Been?“fea­tures two very dif­fer­ent art gal­leries in Sec­ond Life, yet pur­su­ing sim­i­lar goals of access to both artists and res­i­dents: The Love&Love Fac­to­ry Art Gallery and The Elven Falls Art Collective.

Where’ve You Been? 15 visits Art Korner SL

Wednes­day Sep­tem­ber 1st — and Episode 15 of our pop­u­lar twice-month­ly  orig­i­nal series about things to do and places to vis­it around the Sec­ond Life grid, “Where’ve You Been?”,  this time vis­its Art Korner SL.

Art Korner SL focus­es on art and pho­tog­ra­phy show­cased in-world across all dif­fer­ent gen­res and forms. They seek to cov­er art gal­leries, art projects, pho­to­genic regions and many oth­er activ­i­ties through con­tent which is orig­i­nal, infor­ma­tive and entertaining.

Where’ve You Been 13: The SLEA Bridge Project

Wednes­day, August 4th sees the pre­miere of a brand new episode in our series “Where’ve You Been?”, where we look at things to do and places to see in and around the Sec­ond Life Grid.

In Episode 13 we vis­it The Bridge Project, at the Sec­ond Life Endow­ment for the Arts (SLEA).

Where’ve You Been 12: The Borderless Project

Wednes­day, July 21st sees the pre­miere of a brand new episode in our series “Where’ve You Been?”, where we look at things to do and places to see in and around the Sec­ond Life Grid.

In Episode 12 we vis­it The Bor­der­less Project, an inter­ac­tive dig­i­tal art exhi­bi­tion that explores light: reflec­tions, struc­tures, move­ment, cre­ation and evo­lu­tion. The Project spans mul­ti­ple lev­els in a vari­ety of iter­a­tions that explore the theme using a wide palette of vir­tu­al tools. There are also sounds and music to aug­ment the visu­al experience.