Here you can find a long and interesting interview to Ariella, which I suggest you to read.

In my view, those forms of art are perfectly meaningful in Second Life, and here art may be even less expensive and more interesting, in some specific contests such as videos. Creating a video (see the virtual visit of Assisi, for example), or reproducing a theatrical scene (the virtual study of MacBeth).

Do you have any particular art show or art reproduction to suggest?

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The critical part of the 15th Quadriennale has been entrusted to a Commission of five curators and art historians: Chiara Bertola, Lorenzo Canova, Bruno Corà, Daniela Lancioni, and Claudio Spadoni.

They have chosen to focus on the 1990s-2000s years, and to devote particular attention to young and mid-career artists who started to gain notice during this period. It is therefore a Quadriennale that is particularly focused on emerging art, which offers a panorama of some of the most representative artistic experiments and pursuits of the past twenty years.

Around one hundred artists were invited, some of whom are already acquiring international exposure. They are all participating with a recent work, in many cases created specifically for the occasion or in situ. Visitors are offered an opportunity for a stimulating exploration of contemporary creativity, ranging from traditional genres – drawing, painting, sculpture – to photography and video projections, including installations and environments that involve the visiting public.

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