A Different Light at the Cannery
November 14, 2007 11:43 am
Our first exhibition ‘SLart at the Cannery’ has ended: voting awards ceremony has been held, artists have been paid and feedback from both the artists as well as the visitors has been acquired.
We’ve had a great time, learned a great deal and are proud of what we have already achieved.
We had such an amazing time that a second show is in preparation: A Different Light. If you have Second Life photographs relating to one of the following four themes, do submit them for participation in the show: Shadow Play, Red Dawn, Childhood Dreams and What’s Your Angle?
If you are planning to shoot new material to submit, you have time until November 28 to submit.
To prove that we’ve learned, here is an upgraded Artist Agreement (Artist Release + Compensations).
The first person to point out to me where I mostly influenced the submission guidelines gets a free SLart at the Cannery Tshirt set. =)
The creative folks at Rezzable are hosting another grand show. Now is the time to submit your works for this incredible event.
There will be 4 themes. If you want to submit your work for the show, contact Shoshana Epsilon by Flickr mail (ShoshanaEpsilon) or email at ShoshanaeEpsilon@gmail.com. A URL is preferred. A short description of the work (a sentence or two) would be helpful. All pictures must have originated in Second Life.
1. Shadow Play
The play of light and shadow is one of the primary aspect of art. Shadows may conceal the truth and light may enhance it.
2. What’s Your Angle?
When the view is straight on, we see what we expect to see. When the angle is skew, it turns our world topsy-turvy and suddenly we are outside our normal frame of reference.
3. Red Dawn
Red is the color of passion and blood. We are born in blood and we may die there. These pictures make dramatic use of the color red.
4. Childhood Dreams
What is it like being a child? To have a child? To believe like a child?
If you have a photograph that fits one of these themes and want to see it featured in the exhibition at the Cannery, contact Shoshana Epsilon by Flickr mail (ShoshanaEpsilon) or email at shoshanaepsilon@gmail.com – or me by Flickr mail (VintFalken), email (info-at-vintfalken-dot-com) for more information.
Art submissions will be accepted through November 28th. The show opens December 5th in a gala event on the Rezzable sim of Cannery. Participating photographers will be paid a share of the sales based on the number of photographs chosen for the exhibit. There will also be awards and prizes for the best of the best. A RL book will be available for purchase showing all the art in the show!
7 Responses to “A Different Light at the Cannery”
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I bet the “red dawn” categorie is for Codie exclusively..
:D
LMAO. I think Sho mentioned at the awards event that Codie will have a submission limit of 20 photographs or something for that category. :p
Aaah! finally! That means work work work!
Hmm, could I participate? I’m trying to use WindLight, but it’s giving me the wrong approach :-S My minimum-requirements-PC can’t handle the new build, especially when the Lindens forgot to put an option to turn off Ripple Water…
(Nope, if I use “EnableRippleWater = FALSE” in Debug Settings, WindLight makes everything too bright and white-like…)
“The first person to point out to me where I mostly influenced the submission guidelines gets a free SLart at the Cannery Tshirt set. =)”
I have the temptation to say you influenced specially in this: “If not able to do so, Sho & Vint will help you with this (whilst having their high school teacher uniform and whip on, you are warned!)”, specially for the whip ;-p… but i’ll say is the following part: “With this artist statement you may include a SLURL or http link to a place where people can see more of your work.”
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