Ars Virtua Exhibition 'Honesty' Opens
Tonight was the opening of the latest exhibition at
Ars Virtua. The exhibition
, honesty is our policy, is curated from the
turbulence.org archive by Amy Wilson, James Morgan, and Jay Van Buren. The Ars V. Gallery was a buzz as participant from around the country logged on the
SecondLife metaverse.
The show included three projects originally commissioned by Turbulence:
Urbandale by Cory

Arcangel,
Heritage by Nicolas Clauss and Jean-Jacques Birgé, and
Stop Motion Studies by David Crawford.
Direct and poignant, the work of Crawford rings true in his stop-motion anthropology of Tokyo commuters on one morning. The work is a realization that the world around us is much more poetic in our everyday travails than we ever tend to believe.
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