La seconda vita di un virtuale a volte meglio a volte peggio del reale
Di Second Life si è scritto e detto quasi tutto... (soprattutto da chi non l'ha mai veramente vissuto)
Ma qui tutti, vecchi e nuovi, saranno benvenuti a dire direttamente la loro, a raccontare, a recensire, a consigliare, a considerare, a cercarsi, a conoscere e a far conoscere, tutte le esperienze, dalle più belle alle più brutte, che abbiano avuto in questa incredibile e pazza avventura che avvolge questo mondo, a volte ossessionante, tanto simile e diverso dal reale e così colmo di piccole/grandi follie.
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sabato 15 ottobre 2011

Tiatopia Art Gallery

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Tiatopia houses vibrant and colorful artwork from all around Second Life. It includes Gallery Freenote, two floors of rich, symbolic photography, sculpture, and painting by artist Teal Freenote.

SaliMar

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Retreat to SaliMar, a peaceful and creative escape in Second Life. In this small, medieval village, you'll find art exhibits, sculptures and other imaginative surprises.

Museum Island

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Like some monument to ancient times, Museum Island is a park containing fascinating objects from past civilizations. Cenotaphs, temples, viaducts, and statues based on their real-world counterparts make this an interesting place to explore.

StormEye

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In this interactive art exhibit, you'll enter the eye of the storm — literally. A wall of video surrounds you as the weather shifts from sunny to stormy. You'll need the free umbrella that is provided at the entrance — trust us!

SLArt Community Centre

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SLACC offers a place where up to 28 artists can exhibit their galleries of work together. Events are organized to help foster a creative spirit, and there are tutorials for new Residents so they can learn to recreate their art in Second Life.

Samandiriel

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Samandiriel is the creative and imaginative island home of Second Life Resident Dorian Cao and The Jewell Theatre. Step outside and discover a land full of beautiful domed structures, including a theater, forest paths and bridges, and medieval-style cottages.

Spencer Museum of Art

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In the real world, art that repeatedly falls on its visitors might be grounds for a lawsuit. Thankfully, your avatar is well-equipped to sit in a pile of worn-out couches and enjoy the Petrovsky Flux, which grows like a cluster of molecules, then blows itself up before restarting the cycle.