The Arts In Second Life

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    1. The Arts in Second Life Tim Machin Manchester Metropolitan University
    2. The SL Story of Art
      • “ There really is no such thing as art, only artists…”
    3. Commerce
      • More than 220 Commercial Galleries
      Applying new methods of licensing
    4. “Art”
      • Public Institutions
    5. “Art” Van Gogh’s Café Terrace at Night
    6. Artists Sasun Steinbeck
    7. Is it art (in a world of…)?
      • Where can art in go Second Life that it can’t go in the real world?
      • At what point do we call things art?
    8. A New Approach for Institutions
      • d/lux pony club
    9. Liveness
      • DanCoyote Antonelli’s Zero G Sky Dancing
    10. User Generated Content
      • Burning Life
    11. Sandboxes and Experimentation
      • Machinima
    12. Real Life
      • Cao Fei
    13. Conclusion: The Fine Line Between Life and Reality
      • The crossover: Art and remixing
      • Sandboxes
      • Collaboration
      • “ Free culture” and Copyright
      • The Medium
      • Intention
      • Tim Machin / Naples Capalini
      • [email_address]
      • www.intute.ac.uk/artsandhumanities/limelight/secondlife

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