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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.
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.
Where’ve You Been 10: Limoncello Airship Gallery
Wednesday, June 9th 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 10 we visit the Limoncello Art Gallery — in an airship! The gallery has a heritage going right back to 2007 and was recently relaunched in a brand new meshed airship. The gallery is enormous and includes works by many well-known names in the Second Life art world.
