Cecilia's Campus d'Art.
Over 900 paintings, photographs, sculptures.
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A Campus d'Art Milestone in Second Life
Main Floor: "Abstract Art, Early to mid-20th Century" (37 works by 20 artists)
"Piet Mondrian" (18 works)
"Joel Greene" (12 works).
Lower Mezzanine Floor: "California Impressionism Landscapes, 1910-30". 30 works.
Upper Mezzanine Floor: "The Quilts of Gee's Bend" (16 works)
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Galleries and places
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"WELCOME TO "CONTEMPORARY GLASS ART"
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"There are 2 basic types of glass art: sculptured glass and blown (or "kiln-formed") glass.
This exhibit focuses mostly on the latter. This "duo exhibit" displays virtual glass sculptures by SL artist Eliza Quinzet and also photographs of RL glassworks."
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"The majority of Art Deco-influenced architecture took place in cities outside of Paris: Miami, Florida; Mumbai, India; Havana, Cuba; Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. In the U.S., opulent interiors were created in numerous cities for movie theaters, nightclubs, hotels, restaurants, ocean liners, banks, lobbies, and elevator doors. Different regional variants within the U.S. used different cultural elements. For example, Mayan and Aztec influences were to be found in southern California, and tropical influences - with its pastel shades of flamingo pink, sea green and banana yellow - were used in Florida."
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Video-Machinima
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Over 900 paintings, photographs, sculptures.
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Map of the Campus
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http://maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Schwanson%20Schlegel/109/135/22
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A Campus d'Art Milestone in Second Life
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Musée d'Art Classique
The original 4-floor museum.
-Main Floor: "Abstract Art, Early to mid-20th Century" (37 works by 20 artists)
"Piet Mondrian" (18 works)
"Joel Greene" (12 works).
Lower Mezzanine Floor: "California Impressionism Landscapes, 1910-30". 30 works.
Upper Mezzanine Floor: "The Quilts of Gee's Bend" (16 works)
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Mondrians inside
-Galleries and places
- Delacroix Gallery - Photography by Cecilia Delacroix. 51 photographs for sale: "Images of the Pacific Northwest" & "Reflections of Las Vegas"
- Gallerie du Coeur - Contemporary Glass Art. 94 examples; both RL and virtual works. Delacroix Gallery West - "The Tulip Fields of Skagit Valley" (Western Washington)
- Gallerie d'Art Nouveau Southwest - Digital works by SL artist Ronin Shippe.
- Kinetic Sculpture Pavilion & Sculpture Plaza - Sculptures by many SL artists.
- Delacroix Hall - Venue for dances, concerts, lectures. There's even a green room!
- Galleria Bella Vida - 79 works by Second Life/RL artiists. Dulcis Taurog, Gracie Kendal, Milly Sharple, Faubio Alter, Orsini Tarantal & others.
- Gallerie d'Art Vins Tasting Room - Over 60 wine label posters & wine tasting bar.
- Gallerie M - Works by photoartist Em Larsson.
- Cecilia Park and Ampitheatre. Landscaped by Hylee Bekkers.
- Plein Air Gallery - Photographs by Cecilia Delacroix - "Magical Longwood Gardens"
- Gallerie d'Art Nouveau - 75 works by Second Life/RL artists: Nevar Whitfield, Fabilene Cortes, Lou Portsmouth, Schmonson Dalglish, and others.
- Rothko Gallery - Mid-20th Century paintings by Mark Rothko. 9 works.
- Gallerie d'Art Nouveau East - Works by SL painter Slaaaaa Tenk, and 13 SL sculptors.
- Ancient Grounds Coffeehouse - Coffee art posters, pastries, espresso and chess. Come listen to the jazz and relax.
- Gallerie d'Art Classique, East Annex - "The Art Deco Era". 99 examples.
- Diebenkorn Gallery - Mid-20th Century paintings by Richard Diebenkorn. 28 works.
- Plein Air Gallery North - "Primagery". Works by SL artist Sledge Roffo.
- Delacroix Pavilion. Venue for guest artist exhibits, dances, events.
- Gallerie du Centre - Currently: Works by SL artist Fiona Leitner.
- North Promenade Exhibit - OPEN DEC. 2011: Works of Guido Borelli . (40 works)
- Gallerie de Fleurs - Photographs by Cecilia Delacroix - "Meadow Flowers of Summer"
- Lake House Gallery - Southeast Australia Impressionism: A gallery featuring oils by Ritchey Jacobus (RL artist Ritchey Sealy). 14 works.
- (NOT SHOWN ON MAP - South of Landmark No. 10) - Guest Artist Walk. (10 works) Currently: Melusina Parkin: "Second Deco" - Second Life photos of Art Deco builds.
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"WELCOME TO "CONTEMPORARY GLASS ART"
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"There are 2 basic types of glass art: sculptured glass and blown (or "kiln-formed") glass.
This exhibit focuses mostly on the latter. This "duo exhibit" displays virtual glass sculptures by SL artist Eliza Quinzet and also photographs of RL glassworks."
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"The majority of Art Deco-influenced architecture took place in cities outside of Paris: Miami, Florida; Mumbai, India; Havana, Cuba; Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. In the U.S., opulent interiors were created in numerous cities for movie theaters, nightclubs, hotels, restaurants, ocean liners, banks, lobbies, and elevator doors. Different regional variants within the U.S. used different cultural elements. For example, Mayan and Aztec influences were to be found in southern California, and tropical influences - with its pastel shades of flamingo pink, sea green and banana yellow - were used in Florida."
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