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Larkworthy— 20 giugno 2010 — Larkworthy Antfarm films an artist protest against censorship in Second Life where artists joined in protest at Two Fish to express their outrage at SL7B censors’ decision to revoke an invitation to Rose Borchovski to exhibit her work “The Kiss,” part of her Susa Bubble series, at SL’s 7th birthday celebration.
Thanks to the many artists and supporters of free expression who refused to be silent and stood up in Rose’s defense.
“The Censor” an original poem read by Larkworthy Antfarm
Music: “Gambomania,” by Ralph Rousseau Meulenbroeks courtesy of Magnatunes
Susa bannata dalla Linden « VIRTUAL WORLDS MAGAZINE http://virtualworldsmagazine.wordpress.com/2010/06/19/susa-bannata-dalla-linden/ Una notice piena di sconcerto è stata spedita oggi dall’artista olandese Rose Borchovsky. La linden le ha infatti rimandato indietro uno dei lavori dell’istallazione che aveva presentato per le cerimonie ufficiali organizzate nel metevarso in occasione del 7mo compleanno di Second Life. …Susa bannata dalla Linden cap. 2 21 giugno 2010 simbaschumann http://virtualworldsmagazine.wordpress.com/2010/06/21/susa-bannata-dalla-linden-cap-2/ Grande manifestazione di solidarietà ieri sera a Two Fish per Rose Borchovsky da parte di un nutrito gruppo di amanti dell’arte del Metaverso. La notizia dell’esclusione di “The kiss” dalle manifestazioni per l’anniversario della Linden è apparsa in questi due giorni in tutti i blog e le riviste che si occupano del Metaverso e messaggi di affetto e supporto sono continuati ad arrivare all’artista anche oggi da parte di artisti, appassionati, galleristi e non solo.
Chi ha paura di Rose Borchovski? http://piublog.splinder.com/post/22903438/chi-ha-paura-di-rose-borchovski Come ho scritto QUI, Rose Borchovski è una dei migliori artisti che operano in Second Life, in grado di creare installazioni immersive e poetiche. Ebbene, in occasione delle cerimonie per il 7° compleanno di Second Life, Rose aveva inviato “The kiss”, una delle foto dell’ultimo capitolo sulla Storia di Susa Bubble e la Linden Lab ha pensato bene di mandarglielo indietro, affermando che il regolamento delle land “General maturing raiting” non consente di esporre immagini di nudo, neppure a carattere artistico. Marina Belllini
rockerfaerie — 20 giugno 2010 — Virtual Protest of Linden Lab policy for the birthday celebration art guidelines, after “The Kiss” by Rose Borchovski was rejected. She was informed: “The images on your build are in violation of our general rating, to be clear: Nudity is not allowed at art events with a general maturity rating.”
More and more poor skilled simowners find themselves more important than the artist they host. In the beginning they keep up an image of being art lovers who love to host the works from various artists, but the turning point has come where the simowners wants the audience to focus on themselves and expect compliments for their good Samaritan behaviour. The ones who saw the poor painting ability of Merlina Rokocoko (PIRATS) or Josina Burgess (CARP) compared with the exposure they create for themselves must agree that is pure injustice that those amateurs decide who is in or out of the SL art scène. Of course it comes always down to the point that the one who pays decide, but it’s a sad development. Now they are all day busy tagging themselves in the most boring movies in the metaverse, the ones who are of openings of exhibitions. PIRATS produce this bullshit weekly, so a hell of a lot tagging to do, CARP is a little less frequent as they are the champions of reproduction, remakes of The Wall or Metropolis, done over and over again, and the openings, just as PIRATS, always the same ritual. At PIRATS nobody looks at the artwork as it is a sad market of 100 “artists” a week, where it is obligate to say coucou to Newbab Zsigmond or Merlina Rokocoko. In Carp you are not forced to say hello to Josina Burgess or Velazquez Bonetto but you have to wear sunglasses as they love to crush you under a firestorm of floating screensavers and particles from which they love to take millions of pics. And of course Josina expect you to accept her invitation to join her dancehud. That means floating like a hippie thru her texture bombardment.
The space an artist is given is also always of the same boring construction, the labyrinth tree structure of PIRATS, where an artist almost can’t present any work, is holy like the sacred grey wander fields of CARP. The simowners of both places think they invented the Columbus egg.
Al those developments, together with the sad contests organized everywhere by simowners too lazy to do themselves some work make the environment in which artists have to do their work a business of artwhores who listen as dogs to their bosses.
It’s time for a league of artists who decide themselves where and under what conditions they present their work, not controlled by simowners or secondlife owners who tell them what to make, in what colors, and how big.
OMG….did I really write that down??? Of course it’s only a scream for attention from a sad avatar that lost all credibility (quote from Debbie Trilling). I am begging on my knees…please Merlina and Josina, close me in your arms again, please…I need a mother.
