CK – Ceakay Ballyhoo is exhibiting

“BluShock Space Adventures”

at Hoot Suite Art Gallery May 24 th – June 19th

Teleport to Hoot Suite. Art Gallery

This exhibit shows an overview of the places The BluShock Coalition have gone and the planets they have created. They currently live on a huge Asteroid that has a way to fold space and makes them able to visit anywhere in (any) universe. As a Part of the Blushock Coaition with Fazzy Constantine and his SL son Noah and a number of old and new crew members she’s spent time in space, creating worlds and having adventures between the stars and on away missions on planets.

Inara Pey Blogged this Event here

You can visit Blushock Coalition welcome center here

BluShock is a Mass Effect inspired Roleplaying group and world, in the digital and virtual world, of Second Life. To earn more visit their website or their group in Sl. Blushock coalition also has a Flickr group with many photos of the worlds thy have built.

Ceakay’s exhibit shows much of the space adventures of Blushock all in her creative style. True to Ck’s style this exhibit is inspiring and engaging with a warmth felt by the viewer. The warmth of a draw .. like seducing you to find out more. Ck has been in Second Life since 2007. I noticed her playing with textures in her photos back in 2013.

Ck is an Artist I always want to see what she is doing her work is so inspiring and fun! It has been interesting to see Ceakay’s artistic growth over the years. Her Photography formally exhibited in 2014 at Raglanshire Art Walk, Transylvania Sim and Commune Utopia. In 2015 Ck opend her own CKB Art Gallery  and a beautiful sim Mistwood Isle. 2015 through 2016 saw her exhibiting at many shows including The Living Room,The Windlight Gallery, Burning. Sim and Art at the Park, Holly Kai. In 2016 she got wild and combined her photography skills with 3d art and story telling creating “A Watercolor Wander” at LEA the story is here on Ceakayballyhoo (Ck’s blog) and reviewed by Inara Pey here. This style of art was new and quite a wonderful trip to visit. She followed this sim wide exhibit with ‘The Forest Beyond’ in 2017 The success of the wonderfully child like fantasy builds that I/we all Loved led Ck to do a collaboration build with Cyebel Moon. “- ‘Niamh’s Journey of Dreams’  opened April 2017.

I found this video on you tube and posting it so you can see how creative this all is!

Ck Loved collaborating and her next build was with Silas Merlin “‘The Haze” you can see photos and read abut it here on a Million Happy endings. Ceakay finished 2018 with her watery build “Seacree Reef”. This build may have been the inspiration for her current “Ck’s Smugglers cove” an amazing. addition to Campbell Coast. Ck has a beautiful a smaller plot, CK’s Corner. It is open to the public to explore. A gallery, odes to art installations and roleplay sims  are all accessed from there. (use the signpost to move around).  Here is a teleport to Ck’s Corner. From hr you can tp to here small installations and her Gallery at Campbell Coast’s Artists Village.

You can see what Ck is working on next on her blog Ceakay Ballyhoo.

You can buy her art in world or on her Marketplace store

Ck’s Flickr.

So yes go see Ck’s current exhibit “BluShock Space Adventures”

Teleport to Hoot Suite. Art Gallery

Yes go see Ck’s Corner.

see you at an exhibit

Hoot ~Owl

SLEA is Second Life Endowment for the Arts.

“Second Life Endowment for the Arts (SLEA) is in partnership with Linden Lab (LL) who has generously provided grid space for the creative advancement of virtual Arts in Second Life (SL).”

SLEA website

SLEA is home to 9 regions dedicated to Art.

Two of these are The SLEA Bridge Project, a way of bringing all art venues together in one place. Rosi is who deals with these. Lately I have been having a lot of fun using the bridge as a jumping spot to explore galleries I have not been to before.

Currently SLEA has many exhibits and Art Builds the best way to see them is to just go because that way you will see many other exhibits art and things going on.

Like the sandbox cleared very Friday and currently delt with by Eupalinos Ugajin. To use the sandbox you must join the SLEA Art Sandbox group. Keep your eye out for wonderful freebies at the sandbox currently Eupalinos has put out Cherry Manga’s amazing art for free. It you do not have a Cherry Manga in your Art collection you are missing out her work is amazing and poignant. Here is a teleport.

Suzen Juel Resistance “The Dream Hangover”

– Click HERE to visit Region 1

exhibiting though July 1st.

Suzen is amazing! She is a wild woman at heart and her “The Dream Hangover”feels like walking into the psychedelic visions of her mind. I first met Suzen in 2009 she was playing at Surfside Hideaway (The longest continuous live music venue in sl). Suzen alone with her voice and guitar can take you on a bluesy trip you will LOVE! Her talent for making colors fly out of a guitar and into your mind is a wonderful experience that I highly reccomend!.

Suzen has been exhibiting her Art awhile too and it is equally amazing. She uses color to tell stories and does it with her multifaceted mewl toned talent. Painting the pictures in her wild way sliding your mind in the direction she is thinking. rarely is it direct and always it is a pleasure to see. Creativity is her therapy and it is awe worthy. This particular build is a whole region,”The Dream Hangover” is a great space to lose yourself awhile look listen and be amazed.

“Tansee is the sole Volunteer Coordinator whose long term residency in SL and involvement in The Arts has been known for creativity, neutrality and fairness and is joined by Safar Fiertze as SLEA Liaison. SLEA is guided by all volunteers with special skills, talents and a passionate interest in The Arts. New volunteers are always welcomed to maintain this Art community.”

SLEA website

In the spirit of volunteering SLEA has a handy guide on how to get involved click here.

I am going to stop here for now as SLEA and its many many exhibits and Art stuff is way too big for one post.

Do go check it out for yourself and visit the

Second Life Endowment for the Arts website.

See you exploring !

~ Owl