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The Arrival<\/h1>\n

The Arrival: In this art installation from Rose Borchovski, you’ll venture to an emotional and immersive art-landscape about The Arrival of the Fish, the next chapter of The Susa Bubbles adventures. In this installation, the Susa Bubbles caught a fish, while they admire how big it is, the fish dies. They wonder if they are to blame. Or search for your own explanation…<\/p>\n

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I haven’t yet managed to find the time to visit Rose Borchovski’s The Arrival art installation, but I really should because I’ve seen videos and blog posts about it that make the place look well worth a visit. Unfortunately as I haven’t been there and utlised my amateur photography I don’t have any images to share with you, but I do know a couple of people who do! Hurrah!<\/p>\n

Inara Pey has an excellent review, complete with excellent imagery, which you can read here<\/a>.<\/p>\n

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Inara’s post links to a post from Linden Endownment For The Arts by Rowan Derryth, which you can read here<\/a>. More background, more imagery and I’d say a good example of why the Linden Endownment For The Arts is a good thing, even if I have held reservations over it in the past … and probably do still have some to be honest. I’d like a Linden Endownent For Roleplaying, or even LEFCRPS .. Linden Endownment For Ciaran’s Roleplaying Sim …but I digress.<\/p>\n

The reason I haven’t visited yet is possibly time related, well it is time related, I don’t have enough time and really need to find a way of stretching time and space so I can go visit places like this. Ok admittedly some time is lost due to procrastination and blogging, something Honour McMillan highlights very well in a blog post<\/a> where she shares imagery from Ukulhas Island with us.<\/p>\n

However back to The Arrival, if the two blog posts weren’t enough, there’s a very impressive piece of work from Superflufee<\/a> on YouTube, which I’ll embed below. This again shows some very impressive imagery from this sim.<\/p>\n