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Laser Light Exhibitions '14–'23 | Matthew Schreiber .com
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Laser Light Exhibitions '14–'23 | Matthew Schreiber .com
Matthew Schreiber, Laser Sketch 01, 2016, Color reflection hologram on glass, 16 x 12 in.
Platonic Solids [NSU Art Museum, Florida] Matthew Schreiber [2006 Solo Exhibition]
Pipeline: florescent light, tokyo blue filters. 40x25x5.8m Garnet Cross: laser light, electronics and haze. 15.5x23x5.8m
Matthew Schreiber, InterferencePentagon.r.02, 2016, Color reflection hologram on glass, 16 x 12 in.
Matthew Schreiber, “Bowie 1-8”, 2016-23, a series inspired by David Bowie’s death in 2016.
As part of their programming for PST ART: Art & Science Collide, The Getty is showing Sculpting with Light: Contemporary Artists and Holography. The exhibition explains the process and presents the unique ways several contemporary artists experimented with it in their work.
From the museum-
Holograms produce the magical illusion of three-dimensional objects floating in space. They were made possible by the invention of laser technology in the 1960s, and since then, many artists have experimented with the art form. This exhibition presents holograms by John Baldessari, Louise Bourgeois, Ed Ruscha, and other artists who were invited by the C Project to explore the creative potential of the medium in the 1990s. Deana Lawson turned to holography to expand her photographic practice around 2020. The master technician in both instances was artist Matthew Schreiber, whose work is also featured.
Pictured above is Deana Lawson's Black Gold (“Earth turns to gold, in the hands of the wise,” Rumi), 2021 which includes a hologram of Ron Finley, an LA based food activist and farmer.
Ed Ruscha, The End, 1998 reissued 2016
Louise Bourgeois, Untitled, 1998, reissued 2014
This exhibition is on view until 11/24/24.
''Laser Guided'' by photographer Nigel Barker and Laser Installations by Matthew Schreiber-Soma magazine.
”Laser Guided” by photographer Nigel Barker and Laser Installations by Matthew Schreiber-Soma magazine.
Photography Nigel Barker Laser Installations Matthew Schreiber Model: Ballerina Kathryn Boren from ABT Makeup by Sheri Terry at Next Artists Hair by Abraham Sprinkle at Next Artists Wardrobe from The Blonds Location: 25-27 Mercer Street
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