Returning to New York with new art holograms created through the Holographic Art Grant Program
Michael Bleyenberg, Lana Blum, Philippe Boissonnet, Patrick Boyd, Betsy Connors, Pascal Gauchet, Setsuko Ishii, Sam Moree, August Muth, Ray Park and Fred Unterseher
Opening May 2, 6-9pm – RSVP here
HoloCenter | ON CANAL ∙ 325 Canal Street
May 2 – 26, 2019 ∙ Tuesday – Sunday, 12-7pm & Thursdays until 9pm
IRIDESCENCE is a collaboration between the Hologram Foundation in Paris and Center for the Holographic Arts – HoloCenter in New York which supports artists to create new work and puts art holograms within the reach of buyers.
HoloCenter | ON CANAL is part of the district for new ideas operated by Wallplay and co-curated by Vibes #ONCANAL
The HoloCenter Exhibition Program is supported, in part, by New York State Council on the Art with the support of Governor Andrew M. Cuomo and the New York State Legislature
images: Ray Park; Sam Moree; August Muth; Philippe Boissonnet
Art of Light May 16, 6-9pm HoloCenter | ON CANAL
To celebrate The International Day of Light artists are invited to share their works in light
August Muth inCONTEMPORARY ARTISTS
Waterhouse & Dodd, New York April 10 - May 3, 2019 ∙ DETAILS
Nils Abramson (1931–2019)
With sadness we celebrate the life and work of Nils Abramson. He was a pioneer of hologram interferometry and developed the light-in-flight holographic recording technique. Through diagrams and geometry he taught holography and theories on relativity. Abramson was an inspiration to all he met and who encountered his work.
Tina Kohlmann was awarded the 2019 Pulse Laser Holography production residency after participating in 2018 workshop. (image her of pulse laser recording above)
The program offered in conjunction with Ohio State University will also enable 10 artists this year to participate in two Pulse Laser Holography Workshops.
To promote engagement with holographic artwork the HoloCenter – Center for the Holographic Arts, develops and presents free exhibitions. Our 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.
