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DescriptionSlatelliterates-secondlife bots GroysWeibelWyssSloterdijkRihm-01-screenshot.jpg	English: The 'Karlsruhe Kreis' (left-to-right): Boris Groys (cultural theorist), Peter Weibel (artist), Beat Wyss (art historian), Peter Sloterdijk (philosopher, Wolfgang Rihm (composer) avatars on ZKM 'YOUniverse' Island in Second Life, produced and directed by Philip Pocock, in collaboration with Stefan Gebhardt, Herwig Hoffmann, Felix Kratzer, Torrid Luna, Peter Weibel, Linus Stolz.
Date	26 August 2007
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Author	Philip Pocock, Herwig Hoffmann
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ZKM YOUniverse Island in Second Life is an Eliotesque 'Wasteland', flooded,icey globally-warmed metaverse, populated by avatar-sensing, supermodern cinemas presenting bodies of work, including young independent Afghani documentary filmmakers, Canadian word cinema from Jack Goldstein and Michael Snow, ZKM Center for Art and Media exhibition reports and educational resources, among other programmes. Visiting avatars could also enter the ZKM YOUniverse boxing Ring and trade jabs and verbal quips with the metaverse Chatterbots, depicted above in formal wear in preparation for the Second Life entry into the YOU_Ser exhibition marking the ZKM 10 Year anniversary in 2007.

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