Artist Opportunities

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Apply now for the Pulse Laser Workshop in Columbus Ohio

Each year the HoloCenter and OSU team up to offer artists a five day introduction to holography, with a focus on pulse laser recording. This hands-on workshop is taught by artist Sam Moree and physicist Prof. Harris Kagan.

Applications are also open for artists to come to the pulse laser studio in Ohio and shoot a project. To apply for the studio residency you should have a clear idea of your project and experience working with pulse holography (such as taking the Pulse Laser Workshop)

Applications Due February 23

Details HERE

Image: Pulse Laser hologram by Joey Stiegelman, Pulse Laser Workshop, 2019

Apply for the SPACE:LIGHT program

Do you want to learn more about optical media and display technology while developing your art practice?

The SPACE:LIGHT program aims to support artists experiment with broad notions of holographic imaging, including multiple dimensions and immersive media and/or employ light or optical media as an artistic medium. Applications are now open for project development

More Details HERE

Images of Artwork by: Kazue Taguchi, Tracy Szatan and Htet T San

6x8" instant hologram film is here!
We use Litiholo glass plates for workshops and love it. Now you can make holograms up to 6x8".
For the next two weeks Litiholo are offering you 10% off and donating a further 10% to the HoloCenter. use the code: Donate4HoloCenter at checkout http://www.litiholo.com
artwork image: Martina Mrongovius, on Litiholo

To promote engagement with holographic artwork the HoloCenter – Center for the Holographic Arts, develops and presents free exhibitions. The Space:Light and Pulse Laser Holography programs support artistic experimentation with spatial and optical media. We inspire and educate with workshops that combine art, science and technology.

Donate to the HoloCenter

Center for the Holographic Arts is a 501c3 charity organization.

All donations are tax-deductible in the USA

Our public programs are supported by the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of Governor Andrew M. Cuomo and the New York State Legislature; the Queens Council on the Arts with public funds from the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs in partnership with the City Council; the Hologram Foundation in Paris; industry sponsors; Materials for the Arts in-kind donations and generous donations from individuals - Thank You!

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