Center for 4D Arts

Anyone interested in seeing creative holography continue to develop, should visit the new website for The Center for 4D Arts and make a donation.


Linda Law is doing great things and needs our support!


If you weren't able to attend, check out the documentation of last year's fabulous exhibition  The Art of Shaping Light

Sculpting with Light

In the minds of many, holography is associated, if not with Princess Leia or credit cards, with a means of making a perfect 3-dimensional facsimile of something. For a number of creative artists, however, it has represented an opportunity to make an image of no thing in particular, but to capture light in 3-dimensional space.

                                 The Sleeper by Dan Schweitzer

This small exhibition highlights a strand of such work in my collection and features both British and American artists. Further work by some of them can be seen here:

jrholocollection.com

  1.  ORGONE ACCELERATOR (1991)                Jon Mitton 

  2.  CANDY CANES (1989)                            Caroline Palmer

  3.  EASTER         (1989)                             Caroline Palmer

  4.  BAR CODE (1989)                                 Caroline Palmer

  5.  TESTOSTERONE (1992)                          Jon Mitton 

  6.  GRATER (1991)                                    Harriet Casdin-Silver

  7.  SIX LINES FOLDED         (1989)              Andrew Pepper

  8.  STUDY IN LIGHT #6 (1999)                    Rudie Berkhout

  9.  SQUARE ECLIPSE (1989)                        Andrew Pepper

10.  REFLECTIONS (2002)                             Inaki Beguiristain

11.  LARGE CIRCLES (1992)                          Martin Wall

12.  WHISPERS (1982)                                 Michael Waller-Bridge

13.  STUDY for the HOUSE OF MOONS (1988)   Susan Cowles

14.  PARTIAL SYMMETRIES (1981)                  Michael Waller-Bridge

15.  LIMBIC SYSTEMS                                  Jo Fairfax

16.  LIGHTMAN (1981)                                 Ken Harris

17.  ERIK'S ARTWORK                                  Anthony Hopkins

18.  HORIZON (1980)                                   Ken Harris

19. THE SLEEPER (1994)                               Dan Schweitzer    

                                  Reflections by Inaki Beguiristain

The exhibition is at Gallery 286, London, and can be seen, by appointment, between April 19 - May 10, 2012

PREVIEW IT HERE: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eULDc4ZGGAY

The video shows the exhibits in reverse order, so Ken Harris's Horizon is the first wall-mounted piece.

                                 Ahishar by Andrew Ryder


Andrew Ryder, a regular exhibitor at 286, recently sent me some images of his recent work which I thought too good not to show as soon as possible. As he works with light, incorporating coloured LEDS into his 3-dimensional constructions, it is the perfect complement to this month's theme of sculpting with light, and a number of his pieces will be showing in the red gallery from May 3 -10. For those of you who would like to attend, the Private View will be on Thursday May 3rd from 6.30 - 8.30pm.


You can see more of Andrew's work at gallery286.com/ryder