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I took this pic to make sure I was posing next to Howard Rheingold. go figure! Hmmmm.I think I saw an Evening Star in the distance while was not Sirius enough -)ДЇinally, I am here (still somwehere in 'Kula', from what I now understand) although I am not quite sure where 'here' is.sigh! I felt like I was on the lot for the set of Music for Films V -) Is it me or do I only see 2 paintings here.there must be another 76 Million and counting left to see.I hope they have a fast refresh rate -)

#Eno 77 million paintings how to#

Somehow, I finally figured out how to bask myself in this turquoise delight and teleport all the way to Kula which only appeared to be one floor above the Lobbyseum in Kula. Ok, it is true, I am not an in-world purist.I did indeed photoshop this pic after taking a screen capture. Normally, finding the washroom in a place as large and laggy as this is an oblique strategy seriously worth considering but in the 21st century, we are scrambling like zen-less lemmings trying to find Another Green World.well, Another Green Teleporter anyway.er.turquoise is green right? You know what I mean, right? -)

I just HAD to show you an example of the chaos leading to the first Teleport to Kula and from there, to the Art Center. I wish I knew who more of these people were though - they MUST be SOMEBODIES -) Ok ok, this is just yet another gratuitous crowd shot in a hopeless attempt to namedrop using the attending avatars' nametags. This pic is just showing you another crowd shot.This lobbyseum was packed right up with nosebleed is small wonder that the Teleporter took so long to take us to the next SLated venue! They were not kidding when they said it was hosted by 'The Long Now'.heheheheheh! Well, it makes sense to me.He promises to pay his sponsors back every Thursday Afternoon. I mean, only the artist himself would bail out early, right? -) Hmmm.on the subject (tangent), someone in the audience noticed that Brian Eno's profile seemed to not have any payment nor financial transaction information.

Rose worked with Brian Eno very closely to emulate the 77 Millions Paintings in Second Life but.someone raised the possibility that Rose is really Eno's alt.might this be possible? Hmmmmm. If you'll check out the chat history for sec, you will notice that the enigmatic 'Alexander Rose' is signing off.Cyrus says Mr. My buddies from Second Front were also there - Man and Tran. I barely had time to sit down before I was told to find this teleporter with some ambient turquoise glow on one of the top stairs as a way (Cyrus called this way a 'contingency') to get my ass over to the next place.sigh! The main attractions were Angrybeth Shortbread (artist), Cyrus Huffhines (organizer), Rubaiyat Shatner ( Ars Virtua curator), Howard Rheingold (VR Culture Guru) and Xantherus Halberd ( Art Center curator and Eno's personal avatar designer).

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The main Lobbyseum (a cross between a lobby and a colosseum - heh heh) was packed full of Eno-oids. Well, I gotta go to bed now but check out the photos below.zzzzzzzzzzzzzz.

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There was lots of chatting and intrigue and we were even sent on a treasure hunt to find free goodies in every hosting gallery.wow, no wonder I faffed around for so long -)

Well, I had a great time and met lots of new people.

I have to perform very early tomorrow for the Pages exhibition so I will keep this brief (yeah, right.heh heh!). I just got back from an epic opening tour of Brian Eno's multi-installation sponsored by the Long Now Foundation, BlueAir TV, Ars Virtua, Leeds College of Art and Design (England) and the Art Center in Avignon. Hey there Long Nowbies, Eno-oids, Evening Stars and Oblique Strategists, If you want to see the text description on the wall, you will need to attend this space in person to have a closer look :-) Here I am at the entrance to one of the many installation spaces where some of Brian Eno's 77 Million Paintings are on virtual display.