THE FREEDOM PROJECT THANK YOU CEREMONY AND EXHIBITION LAUNCH
LOCATION: http://maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/UWA/40/107/248
DATE: 23rd March, Sunday
Time: 5PM SLT
The Freedom Project which had been receiving creations for the past many months, will see a THANK YOU Ceremony and Exhibition Launch at 5PM SLT Sunday, the 23rd of March.
The Freedom Project is a 2D/3D Art & Film Event organized jointly by the University of Western Australia, along with members of the Virtual Ability Group, and the Centre for ME/CFS and Other Invisible Illnesses Group in Second created an artwork or a film/machinima or in fact a personal story on the theme of ‘Freedom’, showing how virtual worlds have in some way helped them or those around them.
This event is to thank all the artists, filmmakers, and writers for contributing their works and of themselves, as well as to thank the many individuals, groups and organisations who made this possible, including Eliza Wierwight, who created the poster for this event, David Doyle & Simone Flavelle of DADAA's stARTSPEAK Project, Tom Papas & Screen My Shorts Inc. (Sydney), West Australian artist, Len Zuks, Beverley Hill of UWA's Equity & Diversity Office, Craig MacKenzie and Deborah Bolton of UniPrint, TheDove Rhode of Peace is A Choice Gallery, Taralyn Gravois, AviewTV and LaPiscean Liberty, Eleanor Medeir and The Sim Street Journal as well as Kit Guardian and Guardian 11:11 for their multifaceted commitment towards the event as well, also iMoogi TV (imoogi.tv) and Nu Vibez Magazine (nuvibezmag.com) led by Filipa Thespian
Feel free to come visit and take in all the wonderful creations anytime at the UWA Virtual Gallery.
FREEDOM PROJECT CREATIONS (Name, Artist Location, Artwork, SLURL for artwork)
Alysabelle Resident (Eastern USA) - My story (text)
Ama Avro (Strasbourg, France) - Passage
Bamboo Barnes (Osaka, Japan) - Cold lights
Bamboo Barnes (Osaka, Japan) - Show me the place
Barbie Alchemi/Fran Seranade/Draxtor Despres (USA) - We Can Learn & Grow & Heal Together (Machinima/Film)
Barry Richez (Toulouse, France) - Freedom of Creativity
iSkye Silverweb (Green Bay, Wisconsin, USA) - Speechless Freedom
Jesse Keyes (Dawsonville, Georgia, USA) - The Time Machine
Johnny Lane (Salem, Missouri, USA) - Eat Soon
Johnny Lane (Salem, Missouri, USA) - Japanese Macaque
Johnny Lane (Salem, Missouri, USA) - The Calm Dreamer
Johnny Lane (Salem, Missouri, USA) - Vincent's Mountains
Krystali Rabeni (Blackpool, England) - A Helping Hand
Mathilde Vhargon (England) - Dancing With Impediments
Megadeus (Tampa Bay Area, Florida, USA) - Mental Prison
Miranda [p3n3lop3] (Perth, AUstralia) - Dance in Stasis
Miso Susanowa (Ohio, USA) - Big Winter
Misprint Thursday (USA) - Goodnight Lights
Pale Illusion (Berlin, Germany) - GID (Gender identity disorder)
ParkArt Collaborative (Multiple Locations) - ParkArt Gallery (Multimedia)
- DB Bailey (Tennessee, USA)
- SolasNaGealai
- Brenda Brody
-Tray Rivera
- Barbie Alchemi/Fran Seranade (USA)
Roc Furse (Den Bosch, Netherlands) - Escape
Roiben Sweetwater (North Georgia, USA) - Alice
Roiben Sweetwater (North Georgia, USA) - The Many Sides Of Me
Roman Godde (Canada/North Carolina, USA) - Beauty In Darkness
Roman Godde (Canada/North Carolina, USA) - Silent Night
Ronin1 Shippe (New Mexico, USA) - Elephant With Flower
Ronin1 Shippe (New Mexico, USA) - Coyote
Ronin1 Shippe (New Mexico, USA) - Orange Planes
Ronin1 Shippe (New Mexico, USA) - Three Musicians
Roxie Marten (Detroit, Michigan, USA) - Gaze Upon The World
Secret Rage (Dallas, Texas, USA) - I Choose Freedom
Sheba Blitz (Northern Rivers, NSW) - Circle of Freedom
Slatan Dryke (Milan, Italy) - Yonder
Starheart Erdhein (Kaua'i, Hawaii, USA) - Mandala Dance (machinima)
Talia Sunsong (Berkeley, California, USA) - Freedom Flight
Tarquin Evermore (Kansas, USA) - Lotus of Enlightenment
Traskin Snakeankle (Northern California, USA) - Lifeline
Wally (Houston, Texas, USA) - Sky Populus
Willo (Tasmania, Australia) - Cyberwings
Xia Firethorn (Warwickshire, UK) - My Body is a Cage
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Amazing exhibit! I was inspired, touched, and engaged. Thank you for all the hard work to make it happen- and for the ability of the artists to celebrate Freedom! As a member of the Virtual Ability community, I am especially proud of our community members who shared their gifts with all. Kudos!! [And, stay tuned for an article during the month of the exhibit, at blog.virtualability.org :-)]
ReplyDeleteThank You for a wonderful opportunity to see so many works, portraying Life and the Tenacity of the People who created such amazing art!
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