I’ve seen the light …as art. Currently there’s an exhibit at the Academy Art Museum in Easton, Maryland that is about light as art. Being a lighting director, My husband requested a visit to the James Turrell Perspectives exhibit for Father’s Day. Information on this is here (the exhibit has since closed). It was pretty cool. Tricks of the eye included a surprising room with a wall that wasn’t and a room full of holograms. There was also models of a rooms within an inactive volcano Turrell bought. He’s digging rooms out and creating sky viewing sculptural rooms. Kinda ridiculously cool. I sat in the corner of the hologram room and took pictures of my “boys”. I really liked this series of pictures.
You can find the official James Turrel page here.
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Glad you got to go – it is an amazing exhibit and only there until July 7. Be sure to catch the last curator-led tour on July 3 at noon. Not to be missed!
Thanks Amy. Notice how I didn’t actually spoil it. Rima was our greeter and she was awesome!And I’ll tell you the rest of my story when I see ya’.
What a great show! Of course mr peach would be into it! Cool.
He lit the opening gala and the outside of the museum for the event too!And the ladies loved it so much, they gifted a membership to us. Love that. Thanks Kathy. See ya’ this Friday.
That looks really cool, Shalagh! Thanks for sharing. I bet your husband enjoyed that since he’s a lighting director. That’s pretty cool, too.