Showing posts with label exhibts. Show all posts
Showing posts with label exhibts. Show all posts

Friday, June 22, 2018

Scenes From the SL15B


There's a lot to see and do at the Second Life Birthday.  There's the Auditorium, there's the three stages, there's the dozens of exhibits, and more. Bixyl Shuftan was there to check out some of the places, as well as catch a few goings-on.

See the pictures in Events.

Wednesday, July 20, 2016

Hurry Up and Explore: Relay Camps Coming Down Today



If you want a look at the Relay sims, today is your last chance to see them. Builders have been asked to pick up their exhibits by 10 PM tonight. A few whom presumably wouldn't be able to log in today have already packed up and left behind empty plots. But there's still much, to see, but not for long. As the day goes by, more will be gone.



Yours truly has spent more time exploring and less writing in order that the builds be documented in pictures. So for now you'll have to see for yourself. And there's more than just fun sites. At the Null Aries designer sim in RFL Courage, I found nine colorful geode stones and a display case.


There was much to see, both above ground and below, pristine forest and hillsides, and well done brick and marble structures. And a lot more.

The Newser will have more pictures later. For now, Wildstar Beaumont has provided a massive archive of finely detailed pictures of this years Relay Track sims. As for the traditional "flood party," word has it there will be an announcement at 4PM today SL time about the time and place.

Bixyl Shuftan

Monday, November 19, 2012

Of Sound Mind at the Linden Endowment for the Arts

Second Life Newser has a new writer, DrFran Babcock, whom many of you know through her blog "Dr Fran Does SL." Today, we present her article on the "Of Sound Mind" art exhibition that opened at the Linden Endowment of the Arts sims this weekend. This exhibit has an emphasis on sounds, and is the result of a team of artists working together. So did everything work in harmony? DrFran offers her observations.

Read DrFran's article in Design.