VR (Virtual Reality) Upstair Galleries
The galleries are named after
international cities as a tribute to these great cultural centers of the world
VRML
Elevator for upstair galleries of Pygoya Webmuseum
please remember which floor that the gallery you want to visit is on
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by Floor and Gallery -
content documentation; to visit actual vrml galleries, click on
"VRML Elevator"
Floor Two- The Amsterdam VR Gallery
Floor Three- The Buenos Aires VR Gallery
Floor Four- The Rio de Janeiro VR Gallery
Floor Five- The Mexico City VR Gallery
Floor Six- The Seoul VR Gallery
Floor Seven- The New Delphi VR Gallery
Floor Eight- The Bangkok VR Gallery
Floor Nine- The Stockhom VR Gallery
Floor Ten- The Moscow VR Gallery
Floor Eleven- The Tokyo VR Gallery
Floor Twelve- The Montreal VR Gallery
Floor Thirteen- The Tel Aviv VR Gallery
Floor Fourteen- The Dublin VR Gallery
Floor Fifteen- The Frankfurt VR Gallery
Floor Sixteen- The Rome VR Gallery
Floor Seventeen- The Paris VR Gallery
Floor Eighteen- The Brussels VR Gallery
Floor Nineteen- The Manila VR Gallery
Floor Twenty- The Athens VR Gallery
Floor Twenty-One- The Shanghai VR Gallery
Floor Twenty-Two- The Madrid VR Gallery
Floor Twenty-Three- The Sidney VR Gallery
Floor Twenty-Four- The Cairo VR Gallery
Floor Twenty-Five- The London VR Gallery
Penthouse- The New York City VR Gallery
VIP Suite Exhibit Gallery
Now go to VRML Elevator for upstair galleries
of Pygoya Webmuseum
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LETTER CODES:
Archival documentation of the art exhibited in the museum galleries-
IDENTIFICATION of works by display layout on the walls of the gallery-
Viewer is positioned at opening of elevator of a gallery floor, looking out into the exhibit room.
"L"- exhibit wall on left of viewer, only
"cyberpaintings"
"C"- center exhibit wall across from the elevator, featured large
cyberpainting
"R"- exhibit wall to the right of the viewer, usually
"cyberdigitals" but may consist of some cyberpaintings
"E"- same wall as the elevator door
Art identification abbreviation-
"CP"- "cyberpainting" or digital cyberart derived
from an original real world painting on canvas which was in turn
initially generated from the computer graphics medium
"CD"- "cyberdigital" or original electronic imagery not
derived from a painting
Previous Cyberists Hall Events at
the Pygoya Webmuseum
History of Guests' Exhibits at VIP
Suite Gallery in the Penthouse floor
Special Effects Galleries- 3-D Glasses
Art, Stereograms, Jigsaw Puzzles, Potpourri of Cyberart "on the edge",
Page=Cell, Off-Site interactive art projects, Cyberart Space Gallery
The Pygoya Recent Works Gallery -
showcases the latest new works of Pygoya
Lobby - A Special Exhibit by Catherine Yakovina,
Webmaster of sister site, TC Art Gallery of St. Petersburg, Russia - April 13
- December 15, 1999
All site (besides Pygoya Webmuseum) awards documentation
About the museum site-
The Pygoya Webmuseum of Cyberart was founded online in 1997. The virtual museum houses the digital art of Pygoya, a.k.a. Dr. Rodney Chang in 3-dimensinal VRML space. The body of work consists of the artist's computer graphics efforts to make a new digital art since 1985. Innovative to the history of art is the conversion of digital imagery into paint on cavas as "paint outs" and consequential scanning and editing (transforming) the works back into "cyberpaintings" for the Internet cultural environment and browser experience.
The site design is a no holding back effort to creating an art Website with great content dept, irregardless of present day information rate of flow and other technical bottlenecks. The artist's whole body of works is placed into its final virtual exhibited space, a 25 exhibition floors 3-dimensional structure in VRML space. Adequate wall space remains for future new works' inclusion into the existing gallery spaces. Each of the galleries are named after famous cultural cities of the world to emphasize the reality of viewing access of the art from anywhere in the Global Village. All the art ultimately came from the common descendent of today's new Information Age- the computer. Maybe everyone living with computers eventually develops an affection and affiliation for the visual attributes of digital graphic imagery, leading to a revolutionary cross-cultural common appreciation for digital imagery encountered in cyberspace that enhances online experience. The Pygoya Webmuseum attempts to be a worthy place to visit on the Web to develop and share need for such universal imagery with fellow computer users sensitive to the beauty of a common technological culture.
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