Opening at Artemis: Jadeyu Fhang's Installation and Machinima by Nathascha Randt and Karima Hoisan

 Instalacion de Jadeyu Fhang inspirada en la machinima Drink Me With Your Eyes de Karima.Hoisan  y Nathascha Randt

Jueves 13 de febrero 23:00 (2 PM SLT)

Installation by Jadeyu Fang inspired by the the machinima  Drink Me With Your Eyes by Karima.Hoisan  and Nathascha Randt

Thursday February 13, 23:00 ( 2 PM SLT)

The place: Galeria Artemis

Using beauty to say NO to injustice

I've seen a street with very poor people, the narration of a massacre, an underground station with its beggars, a whole sim with a Shakespeare drama, all installations of Nino Vichan. Now a drone in Galerie Artemis. They seem, described like this, to have no connection between them. But they have. Nino, in addition of knowing know how to work with all the resources offered by SL is a man who, with his creations, shouts before a society that seems impassive to their miseries: poverty, violence, injustice, power, greed.

Each artist uses art in a different way. But his art reaches deep inside the spectator, even those with little sensitivity.

I am never objective with the artists who exhibited at Artemis, and I know, and it is simply because if they are there is because their work touches me personally. Little more I can say. Only that to plunge into the world of Nino Vichan is fascinating because he knows how to use beauty to say NO to what everybody should refuse.

I would like to thank  you for wanting to share its opening night with Ultraviolet Alter, someone who reveals his sensitivity over and over again in her concerts.

Two sensitive artists united in a single night. Extraordinary, don't you think? Again, thank you both.

Dune Gant

W A R at Artemis by Holala Alter

W e A nnihilate R emotely, a video by Dahir Sapphire

Last December 5th  the Italian artist Nino Vichan presented his new work, W e A nnihilate R emotely, about how high technology has been used for war and the moral implications of it. Dahir Sapphire have registered this moment and the concert which followed with the performancer Ultraviolet.

Karlos

Nino Vichan opens his new exhibition at Artemis

On December 5th Nino Vichan opens his new exhibition at Galerie Artemis: W e A nnihilate R emotely. Together with the opening we are going to have a concert by Ultraviolet Alter.

We
A nnihilate
R emotely

by Nino Vichan

Group morality develops from shared concepts and beliefs and is often codified to regulate behavior within a culture or community.
Various defined actions come to be called moral or immoral.
Individuals who choose moral action are popularly held to posses "moral fiber", whereas those who indulge in immoral behavior may be labeled as socially degenerate.

Political Morality is also relevant to the behavior internationally of national governments, and to the support they receive from their host population.

Morality from Wikipedia

Society declares that it is moral to: Sit in front of a computer screen, enter location coordinates and push a button that commands a robot drone to launch a rocket that will annihilate a target half way around the world.


When: December 5h
Where: Galerie Artemis: Nino Vichan

Opening Night at Artemis: Regaining Freedom

November 19 was the opening night of Regaining Freedom, an installation of Kicca Igaly about the violence against women, part of a serie of events on Second Life that tries to raise the awarenes about this issue.  The opening was a huge success with more than 100 avatars attending it. The work by Kicca Igaly serves as the hall for the presentation of eight machinimas by different artists who offered their personal vision about the theme.

On this post you can see all the videos presented at thi art show.

te protegeré by elros Tuominem

Out of Paris by Gregory Kappler

Freedom, Women and Art by Julio Juste

Ventana en un Tren  by Karima Hoisan and Natascha Randt

The Performance - A way to freedom by LeMelonRouge

Gibbet by Mary Wickentower

The Grid by Noke Yuitza

2Lei - International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women by YesikitaCoppollaSL

The exhibion lasts until December 15.

Landmark Galerie Artemis 

Regaining Freedom

Each year, 2Lei works in SL to denounce violence against women. The month of November is dedicated to events in which several sims and galleries participate in very different ways.

This year Galerie Artemis also going to be part of it with the exhibition Regaining Freedom. 

Kicca Igaly has contributed to this exhibition, making an installation/sculpture in which she speaks about the topic proposed for this year, "Freedom". Freedom lost by battered women. 

To all the machinima makers who have presented their works in this show we have asked them to think visually about this serious issue in our society. And they have done so. We hope that this exhibition shows once again that art also serves to denounce.

Below we reproduce Kicca's words for this exibition.

Libera... finally libera!

Di decidere di non subire più la sopraffazione di un uomo violento...

Di decidere e gestire la propria vita...

E per mano a suo figlio, abbandona quella casa-prigione, lasciando un uomo sconfitto, che lancia un ultimo gesto di vano richiamo.

Free ... free at last!

Deciding not to suffer more  the oppression of a violent man ...

Deciding and manage his own life ...

And holding the hand of her son, leave the house-prison,  leaving a defeated man,

that launches a last gesture compartment of recall.

October's Poems at Artemis

Last Wednesday we had another poem reading at Artemis, with the presence of residents from Argentina, Brazil, England, France, Holland, Italy, Spain and United States. Among the participants were Alvaro Illustratotore, AldonFairfield, Clytemnestra, Desy Berman, Duna Grant, Future Mrs. Fairfield, Grail, Karllos de Costa, Lulu Lhantos, MonaByte, Ocenánida Resident, Solik Bayard, and Xandra Szondi.