By Gemma Cleanslate
I have been a fan of Bryn Oh for many years in Second Life. Her art is always a
delight to visit and often become part of it by interaction. Bryn is a
real life artist living in Toronto Canada, whose landscapes are known over many
countries and exhibited in many museums and galleries. She has been doing
various forms in exhibits that are extensive filling a sim from top to bottom
and border to border and very interactive for the visitors. Some of my
favorite exhibits include the "Rabbbicorn" story and "Anna’s Many Murders."
Right now she has an installation titled Retrospective in LEA
9.This goes back to here original art done in 2007and shows work to 2014.It is a
wonderful perspective of how her art has progressed over the years.It is almost
overwhelming in its scope. As you move through the site you will click on
posters that lead you to her machinima . Her artistry is in many media.
The entire region is full of exhibit examples from each year. Just follow the
signs. It will be open through December. http://maps.secondlife.com/ secondlife/LEA9/196/216/21
Another lovely exhibit not to be missed has opened in LEA6. It is art
of real-life and Second Life photographs, and a poetry exhibit. Again the artist is a real life
artist, Eliza Cabassoun, who says of her pieces, “Everyone has a place where
they found their soul. This is where I found mine. I found mine in a
cabin by a lake where the fog rises in the morning into the mountains like a
warm blanket.This lake is where I followed my soul to realize I have two
gifts--writing and photography--and a part of my soul will always be here.”
There is a convenient TP to get you to the gallery and Poetry Garden. Walk
around her lake to view some art and some of her sculpture .
http://maps.secondlife.com/ secondlife/LEA6/104/30/29
http://maps.secondlife.com/
Gemma Cleanslate
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