Rezzable has just opened its preview of its King Tut virtual exhibition.  This exhibition is not only about King Tut, but also a demonstration of Rezzable research into the best use of  virtual world technology.  As usual with virtual worlds, you really have to be there.  But I will give a picture tour here, by way of showing people why they might want to be there.

 You arrive by teleport at a landing pad high above a map of the area.  The pad offers an overview of the area and several docent signs with background information in spoken narration.   You also get a notecard with these credits:  

Sandro Vannini -- principal photography of King Tut artefacts

Lightwaves -- the ultimate prim-master and our hero

What’s a Mondrian?   A Dutch abstract painter.   For best info, Google on Mondrian and ask for images.  I always liked Mondrian’s work, ever since he was discovered by Newsweek and Time (Google on those, too, if you don’t remember them).  I liked his bold colors and defiantly non-representational layouts.    Virtual reality is an inviting place for such art.  So I made a MultiMondrian art piece.  Here is an example: