Ageing and Death in a Virtual World (Part 1)
In cyberculture no one is middle-aged, which means that no one can be young either. The above was written back in 19991 and I’ve been… Read More »Ageing and Death in a Virtual World (Part 1)
Baby’s Ear from Neva Crystall
Baby’s Ear is the latest creation from Neva Crystall. There are now only two days left to enjoy it before the fortnight window closes. I… Read More »Baby’s Ear from Neva Crystall
Série Noire at Nitroglobus
Série Noire is the latest exhibition at Nitroglobus, and features the art of Tutsy NAvArAthnA, an artist who works more often with the moving image… Read More »Série Noire at Nitroglobus
Exhibition Opening at Crestwick
It’s not often I do ‘newsy’ blogs, but I’ve had a set of photos of Crestwick Island ready to upload for a couple of weeks… Read More »Exhibition Opening at Crestwick
What Second Life Means to Me
This is my contribution to the ‘What Second Life Means to Me’ video project being run for the virtual world’s 12th birthday celebrations. I was… Read More »What Second Life Means to Me
Roche Closes: Where the Time Goes
So, another very popular and classic sim is about to disappear. In the last hours before Roche closes, I spent time looking round it, to… Read More »Roche Closes: Where the Time Goes
Performance Art by SaveMe Oh
A floor has been laid out. Moving green dots on the map mark a crowd gathering. An hour before I’d been at work, planning to… Read More »Performance Art by SaveMe Oh
Headphones
Why am I wearing headphones? Am I the kind of girl who goes into a concert and doesn’t listen to the music? I have the… Read More »Headphones
The photographer subculture inside Fallout, GTA and Left 4 Dead
The rise of in-game photography has left people asking: when is a screenshot a photograph and is it ever art? Source: The photographer subculture inside… Read More »The photographer subculture inside Fallout, GTA and Left 4 Dead
Coastal Light and Rising Gulls
‘If this was real life, those gulls would rise as I approached them’, I thought to myself with a feeling of disappointment, as I walked… Read More »Coastal Light and Rising Gulls