By Gemma Cleanslate
Visiting the Galaxy is always fun since there are always events taking
place somewhere on the ship , or fun games to play, or exercise, or a visit to
the Port of call which at this time is Dublin. Check out the events at the
blog http://ssgalaxynews.blogspot.I went over to the three sim ship to check out the latest art exhibits taking place on board. My visit to the International Gallery in the Aft part of the ship was a walk through a display of lithographic prints placed by Nicolo Anthony, of Second Life New England, and a real-life art curator. There are many pieces I have seen before in real life. Currier and Ives works were very popular back in the victorian times for household decoration. http://maps.secondlife.com/
After that I made a stop in the Nova Straaf Gallery midship where several
artists are displaying their art in various mediums. In one corner is a splash
of color, and in the other subtle beauty so you get to see many techniques in
one
place. http://maps.secondlife.
My
last stop was at the Ransome Gallery in the forward part of the ship which winds
around the entire 2nd deck there. This is a holiday showing . There are lovely
photographs from various sims in sl, one of the lighthouse I visited last week,
and another from LEA of the Portuguese castle that I recognized. One wall
is covered with various vintage holiday greetings, very sweet. Just walk
along the deck to see all the pieces. I found several interesting 3d
creations by my friend Neeks Karu against the other wall. http://maps.secondlife.com/
There are pieces from these artists in both galleries: Blaize Batra,
Fuschia Nightfire, Moeuhane Sandalwood, Sanspareil London, Antenna Rae, Asmita
Duranjaya, Burk Bode, Em Larsso, Moeuhane Sandalwood, Neeks Karu “ you are
certain to find something that speaks to you and have a wonderful time looking
as well.” There are always exhibits at these galleries to view and also along
the deck walls all over the ship so take a long walk while you are there.
Gemma Cleanslate
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