2013.03.31 07:00 - Memories of Art

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    The Guardian for this meeting was Bleu Oleander. The comments are by Bleu Oleander.

     

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    Bleu Oleander: 's current display-name is "Bleu".
    --BELL--


    Bleu Oleander: morning Adams :)
    Adams Rubble: Good morning bleu :)
    Bleu Oleander: how are you?
    Adams Rubble: I am well thank you. and you?
    Bleu Oleander: great thanks ... beautiful day here
    Adams Rubble: It was sunshiny this morning but it is cloudy over for this afrenoon's rain
    Bleu Oleander: hi Xiri :)
    Adams Rubble: Hello Xirana :)
    Xirana Oximoxi: 's current display-name is "Xirana".
    Xirana Oximoxi: hello Bleuji! Adams:)
    Catrinamonblue Resident: 's current display-name is "Catrinamonblue".
    Xirana Oximoxi: Adams....your new Art Workshops sound really interesting:) I'm glad you are back preparing it :)
    Bleu Oleander: hi Cat
    Xirana Oximoxi: hello Cat
    Adams Rubble: Hello Cat :)
    Catrinamonblue Resident: hi everyone :)
    Adams Rubble: We have to get Dubrovna out of mothballs :)
    Xirana Oximoxi: hehe :)))
    Xirana Oximoxi: ok I am sure Rubble can convince her:)
    Adams Rubble: him :)
    Xirana Oximoxi: him...oppps , sorry :)
    Xirana Oximoxi: we've changed time in Europe tonight...so, again we are more sincronised
    Xirana Oximoxi: does it affect you when the clock is changed?
    Adams Rubble: good we are togther again :)
    Xirana Oximoxi: :)
    Adams Rubble: I am terrible with the time changes
    Bleu Oleander: we don't change time but everyone around us does
    Bleu Oleander: now on sl time
    Adams Rubble: It must make it much more convenient being on SL time
    Bleu Oleander: it does!
    Xirana Oximoxi: well...for me it is better now....most activitites I usually go were at my dinner time these days..:)
    Bleu Oleander: feels more seamless in a way :)
    Adams Rubble: :)
    Adams Rubble: PaB sessions are usually when I am working or sleeping
    Bleu Oleander: :)
    Catrinamonblue Resident: :)


    Bleu Oleander: speaking of PaB stories ....
    Bleu Oleander: one of my most interesting memories was with you Adams
    Xirana Oximoxi: yes...very difficult to be all perfect for all of us:)
    Adams Rubble listens
    Bleu Oleander: when you introduced TH and I to a wonderful artist
    Xirana Oximoxi listens too
    Adams Rubble: I hope it was a good one :)
    Bleu Oleander: my first artist installation visit
    Bleu Oleander: was very memorable
    Adams Rubble: ohh. I remember our meeting
    Bleu Oleander: is she still in sl?
    Bleu Oleander: was quite a lovely installation
    Adams Rubble: if it is who I think it is, her works are but she hasn't been ion for a few years now
    Adams Rubble: Aurokyo
    Bleu Oleander: yes
    Adams Rubble: yes I loved her work
    Bleu Oleander: she did beautiful work
    Bleu Oleander: inspired me to look into creating art here myself
    Adams Rubble: she is an Argentinian social worker artist
    Adams Rubble: worked with children in RL
    Bleu Oleander: we had such a fun conversation with you and her
    Adams Rubble: she helped us with the first art exhibition in the old Hall of Appearance
    Bleu Oleander: oh nice
    Bleu Oleander: she is very talented
    Adams Rubble: valuable advice
    Bleu Oleander: have seen many artists work since then
    Adams Rubble: I wish I had some pictures to show
    Bleu Oleander: but have always remembered that visit
    Bleu Oleander: yes me too


    --BELL--


    Bleu Oleander: so long ago now ... perhaps in my old computer files I might have some
    Adams Rubble: Things have come and gone in SL
    Adams Rubble: and people too
    Bleu Oleander: yes
    Adams Rubble: but lots of good things and people here now
    Catrinamonblue Resident: :)
    Xirana Oximoxi: yes....things always moving here too
    Catrinamonblue Resident: life is always change, moving
    Zen Arado: 's current display-name is "Zen".
    Adams Rubble: Somewhere most of them are still out there in RL somewhere :)
    Xirana Oximoxi: hello Zen :)
    Adams Rubble: Hello Zen :)
    Catrinamonblue Resident: Hi Zen
    Bleu Oleander: hi Zen
    Zen Arado: Hello everyone
    Bleu Oleander: we were just talking about an sl artist
    Bleu Oleander: who is no longer in sl
    Bleu Oleander: how people come and go
    Bleu Oleander: things change
    Zen Arado: Who is that?
    Bleu Oleander: Aurokyo
    Bleu Oleander: was here about 4 years ago?
    Xirana Oximoxi: I have not known her
    Zen Arado: I don't remember him or her
    Xirana Oximoxi: or him :)
    Adams Rubble: I hope everyone got one
    Adams Rubble: that os called "Rebellous Spring"
    Bleu Oleander: ty Adams :)
    Zen Arado: Thank you Adams
    Catrinamonblue Resident: ty that beautiful :)
    Catrinamonblue Resident: that is*
    Zen Arado: I can't see it very well it looks very dark
    Adams Rubble: yes, it is a bit dark
    Bleu Oleander: her work was beautiful
    Adams Rubble: dark ages of SL :)
    Bleu Oleander: lots of use of the shades of red
    Adams Rubble: much of her art included pose balls so the viewer became part of the work
    Bleu Oleander: yes
    Xirana Oximoxi: some artist don't liketo use 'full bright'...it can give more suggesting light
    Bleu Oleander: really could "feel" her art
    Zen Arado: I find I want to change it to Fulbright so I can see it better
    Adams Rubble: :)
    Xirana Oximoxi: interaction, that's great:)
    Bleu Oleander: yes
    Bleu Oleander: ah nice Adams
    Zen Arado: Well I can see it better now
    Adams Rubble: Thanks bleu. Nice to remember her on the eve of PaB anniversary :)
    Bleu Oleander: ty Adams ... lovely memory
    Zen Arado: Yes that's really beautiful
    Zen Arado: I wonder if it is painted with paint or done digitally
    Xirana Oximoxi: it seems a 3D work
    Adams Rubble: She did most of her creation in SL I think
    Bleu Oleander: yes 3D
    Adams Rubble: yes most of her works were 3D installations
    Zen Arado: Looks like a photograph of a second life creation, yes
    Adams Rubble: that it is Zen
    Adams Rubble: Hello Louis :)
    Xirana Oximoxi: hello Louis:)
    Bleu Oleander: hiya Louis :)
    Catrinamonblue Resident: hi Louis
    Zen Arado: Hello Louis
    Louis Onyett: Hi all.
    Louis Onyett: :)
    Bleu Oleander: we are just speaking about an early art encounter
    Adams Rubble: her most powerful work was an anti war piece that was a story line. One moved from room to room. For some reason it was not up for long
    Bleu Oleander: Adams introduced me to the work of a wonderful sl artist
    Zen Arado: I'll have to try some SL photography art installation stuff when I get time. I am finding painting boring lately
    Bleu Oleander: yes Adams
    Adams Rubble: as Marshall Linden would say the medium is the Second Life
    Bleu Oleander: :)
    Zen Arado: :-)
    --BELL--


    Xirana Oximoxi: I still enjoy very much 'painting'... it's like a challenge for me and never sure of the results...somehow I find the 'answers' when paitning
    Bleu Oleander: hi Fox
    Bleu Oleander: i'm trying to get interested in painting again Xiri
    Zen Arado: Hello Fox
    Bleu Oleander: got away from it
    Catrinamonblue Resident: I am that way with photography Xiri :) There are questions and answers in each picture :)
    Fox Monacular: hi! am I at pab:)? thus is a weird question, I know!
    Xirana Oximoxi: but the same happened working with Gimp or trying to build anything in SL :)
    Fox Monacular: hi everyone!
    Adams Rubble: Hello Fix. Long time, no see :)
    Adams Rubble: Fox
    Catrinamonblue Resident: Hi Fox :)
    Bleu Oleander: you're here Fox :)
    Xirana Oximoxi: hello Fox!
    Fox Monacular: long time indeed:)
    Bleu Oleander: welcome back!
    Fox Monacular: thank you!
    Zen Arado: I wonder if you could make a print of an art piece like that and sell it in real life?
    Zen Arado: Or find some way to reproduce it in real life
    Xirana Oximoxi: you can Zen :)
    Catrinamonblue Resident: if you make it they will buy it :)
    Adams Rubble: :)
    Catrinamonblue Resident: I was very surprised the first time I sold a photograph :)
    Xirana Oximoxi: another thing is to find who will buy it
    Catrinamonblue Resident: you never know till you do it
    Bleu Oleander: I'm sure you could Zen
    Zen Arado: I'm tired of my local art clubs
    Zen Arado: they mostly just copy photographs of landscapes
    Catrinamonblue Resident: what about farmers markets?
    Catrinamonblue Resident: our local one here has a lot of artists
    Zen Arado: I don't want to have to paint landscapes just because they sell
    Bleu Oleander: agree with that!
    Zen Arado: people here are too narrowminded about art I think
    Adams Rubble is tempted to sing "Old MacDonald had an easel..."
    Bleu Oleander: hehe
    Zen Arado: :-)
    Catrinamonblue Resident: :)
    Catrinamonblue Resident: I just photograph what I want, if it sells great if not I get to keep it :)
    Xirana Oximoxi: you always must paitn what you enjoy ...today I was listening to a singer that was tellin on the radio that he was sure people notice that the songs are created as a personal feeling...not just thinking to the market
    Catrinamonblue Resident: (looking at wall filled with framed photo's of nature)
    Catrinamonblue Resident: agree Xiri
    Bleu Oleander: markets and art .... interesting subject
    Xirana Oximoxi: yes... closely related anyway
    Zen Arado: too many painters and not enough buyers
    Zen Arado: it's the same with writing I'm finding
    Catrinamonblue Resident: same for us photographers :)
    Zen Arado: we are looking at publishing at the moment and one of the editors says they only publish about three works out of 1000
    Catrinamonblue Resident: nods
    Zen Arado: print publishing is getting a bit old-fashioned these days I think
    Xirana Oximoxi: yes...but now with internet you have the opportunity to share much more what you do
    Zen Arado: or maybe that's just my view
    Zen Arado: yes you can self publish online
    Catrinamonblue Resident: there are also places like etsy to sell art on
    Zen Arado: I find it difficult to get paintings exhibitions and framers even
    Adams Rubble: wb Fox
    Xirana Oximoxi: wb Fox :)
    Bleu Oleander: wb Fox
    Adams Rubble: your slippers look good enough to eat, Fox
    Fox Monacular: :)
    Xirana Oximoxi: ahhh I was going to tell the same .)
    Fox Monacular: I'm experimenting with using SL on iphone
    Fox Monacular: so it's chat only
    Bleu Oleander: amazing that you can do that!
    Fox Monacular: cannot see anything:))
    Zen Arado: lots of people do that
    Bleu Oleander: we see your slippers :)
    Fox Monacular: pocket MV app
    Fox Monacular: free
    Zen Arado: yes I have used that
    Fox Monacular: but limited functionaliy
    Zen Arado: maybe some day will actually be able to see Second Life on a cell phone
    Bleu Oleander: :)
    Zen Arado: they are getting faster
    Fox Monacular: probably
    Bleu Oleander: or just in our minds
    Bleu Oleander: chip
    Louis Onyett: SL too real could be scary.
    Bleu Oleander: :)
    Louis Onyett: I ran into a few strange things on accident.
    Louis Onyett: gulp.
    Fox Monacular: virtual is also real in many ways
    Bleu Oleander: agree Fox
    Zen Arado: I don't see a big distinction
    Bleu Oleander: a real experience
    --BELL--


    Fox Monacular: here virtual is just an interface
    Fox Monacular: emails are real, why SL wouldn't be? :(
    Fox Monacular: :))
    Bleu Oleander: :))
    Xirana Oximoxi: the 'telefon' too seems real...and it is not :)
    Zen Arado: as someone said in an article'we don't think we have entered the 'telephonesphere' when we talk on the telephonee
    Fox Monacular: :))
    Zen Arado: sorry for talking during break
    Fox Monacular: oups sorry as well
    Louis Onyett: These are true things, but you cannot dance with another in email or on the phone., at least not yet.
    Bleu Oleander: different levels of involvement
    Fox Monacular: you can do other kinds of things )
    Bleu Oleander: voice is powerful
    Fox Monacular: yes
    Bleu Oleander: rl is still the best :)
    Zen Arado: RL is the most realistic :-)
    Bleu Oleander: :)
    Catrinamonblue Resident: :)
    Fox Monacular: haha
    Xirana Oximoxi: :))
    Zen Arado: I'm writing a story set in Second Life
    Zen Arado: autobiographical
    Bleu Oleander: nice Zen
    Catrinamonblue Resident: lovely :)
    Adams Rubble: :)
    Zen Arado: I wonder how much explaining I have to do?
    Bleu Oleander: will you share it with us?
    Xirana Oximoxi: wow:)) interesting:) I am curious
    Zen Arado: For people who have never been in Second Life
    Zen Arado: well we have to write fiction and poetry are autobiography so I thought I would write something about Second Life
    Zen Arado: or
    Xirana Oximoxi: autobiographical is also literatur, Zen :-)
    Zen Arado: yes but they divide it up into the three genres
    Xirana Oximoxi: but the writer always does a selection and build the text
    Zen Arado: with memoir you can take more liberties with the truth
    Zen Arado: yes
    Zen Arado: are memories aren't accurate anyway
    Zen Arado: our
    Zen Arado: my voice typing keeps typing are instead of our
    Bleu Oleander: :)
    Xirana Oximoxi: :)
    Catrinamonblue Resident: :)
    Xirana Oximoxi: he does not like possessivs:)
    Zen Arado: there is an advantage in Second Life that you can consult your chat logs
    Zen Arado: :-)
    Bleu Oleander: text memories
    Zen Arado: I could actually quote conversations although I will change the names
    Xirana Oximoxi: ah yes...that's something it does not happen in RL...if you have a discussion usually you don't have it writen:)
    Zen Arado: if I can find them that is :-)
    Bleu Oleander: to protect the innocent
    Adams Rubble: :)
    Bleu Oleander: :)
    Xirana Oximoxi: you must change the names..unless you have permissions
    Zen Arado: we all have interesting autobiographies of Second Life I think
    Zen Arado: yes
    Catrinamonblue Resident: smiles
    Louis Onyett: all, I must go.
    Adams Rubble: bye Louis
    Louis Onyett: Great to see you.
    Bleu Oleander: bye Louis take care
    Catrinamonblue Resident: Bye Louis :)
    Zen Arado: bye Louis
    Xirana Oximoxi: bye bye Louis:) have a nice Sunday:)
    Zen Arado: I'm so glad that times are back to normal
    Xirana Oximoxi: me too:)
    Zen Arado: even though I had to get up an hour earlier this morning
    Adams Rubble: some if us have many SL autobographies :)
    Zen Arado: :(
    Bleu Oleander: :) Adams
    Zen Arado: I started to write about using a female avatar and it occurred to me that that might seem very strange to most
    Zen Arado: :-)
    Adams Rubble: sounds fine to me
    Adams Rubble: :)
    Bleu Oleander: :)
    Zen Arado: yes but we are used to Second Life and others aren't
    Xirana Oximoxi: don't worry about what may be strange to others or not:)
    Catrinamonblue Resident: I'm new to Sl more or less and I never found it strange :)
    Bleu Oleander: me either
    Zen Arado: I am going to talk about explorations in domme/sub places too
    Zen Arado: this story is for over 18's I think :-)
    Bleu Oleander: :)
    Catrinamonblue Resident: :)
    Xirana Oximoxi: what are 'domme/sub' places?...dominant and submissive?
    Zen Arado: yes
    Xirana Oximoxi: ok:) ty
    Zen Arado: I'm not into that I hastily add but a woman tried to get me interested in it and I tried to be open-minded
    Catrinamonblue Resident: :)
    Xirana Oximoxi: :))
    Zen Arado: it's an interesting area to explore anyway – why people want to play roles
    Catrinamonblue Resident: nods
    Xirana Oximoxi: I would like to learn about it too
    Adams Rubble: there is a freedom in SL and I have a hard time understanding why one would want to give that up
    Zen Arado: it makes a more interesting story anyway
    Adams Rubble: freedom to be dominated
    Zen Arado: or vice versa
    Adams Rubble: yes
    Zen Arado: I didn't like being a sub very much
    Xirana Oximoxi: :)
    --BELL--


    Zen Arado: you're not supposed to talk back
    Zen Arado: :-)
    Zen Arado: I really do like that painting
    Zen Arado: I'd love to have it in real life
    Zen Arado: or picture I should say
    Adams Rubble: I must go. Happy Easter to those who celebrate and Happy Sunday to those who don't
    Zen Arado: happy Easter Adams
    Xirana Oximoxi: happy Easter to you too Adfams:)
    Bleu Oleander: bye Adams take care
    Xirana Oximoxi: Adams
    Bleu Oleander: thanks for the memory
    Adams Rubble: bye :)
    Xirana Oximoxi: bye bye, take care:)
    Zen Arado: byee
    Xirana Oximoxi: I will also go now...take care all and have a nice day! :-)
    Bleu Oleander: bye Xiri
    Bleu Oleander: take care
    Catrinamonblue Resident: Bye Xiri
    Xirana Oximoxi: you too:)
    Bleu Oleander: must go too
    Catrinamonblue Resident: Bye everyone :)
    Zen Arado: guess I better go to then, bye everybody
    Bleu Oleander: take care and thanks for coming
    Bleu Oleander: byeee

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