The Floating World
Holograms by Rudie Berkhout
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Publication
2016-02-01 - Samuel Dorsky Museum of Art
Language
English
Word Count
20,500 words, Guess
Page Count
82 pages
Physical Format
Paperback
Identifiers
- ISBN-100692405933
- ISBN-139780692405932
- OCLC Control Number959031752
- Better World Books9780692405932
- Open LibraryOL32565397M
Classifications
- LCCN6537
- LCCN6537.B4634 A4 2016
Description
"The first-ever catalogue dedicated to light artist and holographer Rudie Berkhout, The Floating World focuses on the transmission holograms Berkhout made from 1978 to 1989, a peak period of his creativity and professional recognition. In a transmission hologram, a rear-mounted light shines on a glass plate to illuminate a three-dimensional image. Curator Daniel Belasco situates Berkhout in the art and culture of his day, from the mass-produced holograms on the cover of National Geographic to the other artists working at the intersection of technology and audience participation. Holography scholar Martina Mrongovius provides a detailed account of the technology and craft in Berkhout's working process. Additional catalogue components include reprints of two important artist statements, multiple illustrations of exhibited art works, bibliography, and detailed exhibition history. Berkhout envisioned his abstract holograms as the marriage of science, art, and philosophy." -- Publisher's description
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