I have just sent a copy of the last email to Steve Dietz...

He's not on this list,

marc
> Simon Biggs wrote:
>   
>> This sounds like a perfect opportunity for a RL museum to enter SL and 
>> establish an in-world facility to preserve and disseminate such work. 
>> Are there any museum curator’s lurking on this list – a Rudolf 
>> Frieling, David Ross or Steve Dietz?
>>
>> Regards
>>
>> Simon
>>
>>
>> On 24/2/09 16:29, "Alan Sondheim" <[email protected]> wrote:
>>
>>
>>
>>     Hi Simon,
>>
>>     Originally I was to have the space for an exhibition in July,
>>     2008. This
>>     was through Sugar Seville, who ran the space (see below); I met her
>>     through Ian Ah, who also runs OCAD (Ontario College of Art and Design
>>     Hybrid). Sugar liked the work enough to turn the space over to me
>>     for a
>>     long residency, which originally was to end in November, then
>>     December,
>>     then the end of February. After that Sugar seemed to drop out of
>>     Second
>>     Life; none of us heard from her - I think I had 2 emails over
>>     months. I
>>     wrote repeatedly asking for a definite answer regarding the end of
>>     the
>>     installation and didn't hear (wrote her in email and IM in Second
>>     Life).
>>     Yesterday she suddenly opened up the space - all of the Odyssey
>>     sim - for
>>     anyone to change any piece. I found her online and convinced her to
>>     rescind the opening for a week. At the same time Doncoyote
>>     Antonelli had
>>     put up a large piece which enveloped mine; Sugar eventually took that
>>     down. She said she hadn't heard from me because her email was down
>>     and was
>>     apologetic, but the result of course is that the original length
>>     of stay
>>     on Odyssey is observed, and the piece won't be mine, whatever else it
>>     might be, after the end of this month. I'm doing as much
>>     documenting as I
>>     can. The head of a dance technology group here was also going to do a
>>     documentary on it; I'm not sure what will happen there. I'm
>>     grateful for
>>     the time I've had - Sugar repeatedly said it was the most interesting
>>     piece in SL and that's why she chose to keep it up. She also said she
>>     wouldn't be doing any more curating after the installation.
>>
>>     That's the story. Ian Ah, OCAD Minotaur, has opened up a space for
>>     me at
>>     the Hybrid digital campus of OCAD and I have a piece up there; I
>>     might try
>>     to move some of the Odyssey installation as well (it's fairly
>>     modular),
>>     but I don't know how long that space is available. What I'd need
>>     of course
>>     would be a more or less permanent installation in SL, at least for
>>     a few
>>     years, but rentals are high and we have no money (I'm not university
>>     affiliated of course). I'm going to speak to Ian about this space,
>>     but I'm
>>     not all that optimistic for the long term - it's a learning
>>     environment.
>>
>>     I hope you can keep the material on the installation in the
>>     article; I can
>>     send you images and video, but that's about it.
>>
>>     Apologies, and thank you!
>>
>>     yours, Alan
>>
>>
>>
>>     Hi Alan
>>
>>     Why are you taking this down?
>>
>>     I have just written a report on SL, in which your project
>>     features. It
>>     will
>>     be a pity if it isn?t there when people go to find it! It?s
>>     probably the
>>     most interesting thing in SL (strangely SL is too much like RL for my
>>     taste).
>>
>>     Regards
>>
>>     Simon
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>>
>> Simon Biggs
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>> edinburgh college of art
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