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March 28, 2012 by jeremy

Second Life Sneak Preview – My Neon-Sign Avatar Museum Performance at Gallery Xue…

  For my museum performance in Second Life, my avatar has been composed entirely out of neon signs. These pics illustrate the signs with animations advertising the Museum of Vancouver’s “UGLY VANCOUVER NEON VANCOUVER” show and the IAT 888 class… The neon words on the custom signs get scrambled before spelling out the full words…UPDATE: […]
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March 24, 2012 by jeremy

A SECOND SIGN OF THE TIMES: AN INTERVIEW WITH DENNIS MOSER…

A SECOND SIGN OF THE TIMES: AN INTERVIEW WITH DENNIS MOSER VIA EMAIL – MARCH 14, 2012 SUMMARY:  As part of a homework assignment for his “New Media and the Museum” class taught by Prof. Kate Hennessy; Jeremy Owen Turner interviews the virtual world librarian and music composer, Dennis Moser about heritage and conservation issues […]
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