We started with some recent acquisitions from The National Physical Laboratory www.jrholocollection.com/collection/npl.html
- a number of pieces made in the 1960s, which they have kindly donated to the collection then went through works by Gary Cullen www.jrholocollection.com/collection/cullen.html
Paula Dawson www.jrholocollection.com/collection/dawson.html
Margaret Benyon www.jrholocollection.com/collection/benyon.html (scroll to bottom of page)
Tung Jeong www.jrholocollection.com/collection/jeong.html
ending up with probably the most precious piece in my collection, Equivocal Forks I by Harriet Casdin-Silver www.jrholocollection.com/collection/casdin.html
Jim being Jim, we viewed it with Red Green and Blue beams though , of course, it is usually shown in red.
We were joined towards the end of the afternoon by the Portuguese holographer, Isabel Azevedo, who is having a show with me at Gallery 286 next month, and we all agreed that we were looking at history.
The idea of a laser transmission show is slowly taking shape and I am on the look-out for significant pieces , if anyone would like to make suggestions.
