Apr 10
Original Lumonics Flyer (1970)
This is the original Lumonics flyer designed by Mel and Dorothy Tanner in 1970. When you purchase it, 100% of the proceeds go directly to LUMONICS in support of the LUMONICS LEGACY PROJECT
Mar 03
International Women’s History Month
Happy to share our friend Shandearan Lea’s Instagram post from 2020 about Dorothy Tanner, a few months before Dorothy passed at the age of 97. You are also welcome to follow her insightful posts on Instagram @shandearanlea.
Today is the first #motivationmonday of March and it also happens to be #internationalwomenshistorymonth. So what does that mean? That means this month on Mondays in this feed, will be posts about the smart, talented, and striking Dorothy Tanner, birth mother of the @lumonicsgallery She is a woman who has influenced my performances and the art I create. Along with it being a joy and pleasure to share sacred dance space with her. As well as, impacting so many others through her long life. This, I thought is a most deserving woman, to honor for this years National Women’s History Month. Thank you Dorothy Tanner for literally the light you give the world.
To know what Dorothy is up to and all that is Lumonics Light & Sound Gallery give @lumonicsgallery a follow!
📷 Minds Eye by: Dorothy Tanner
📷 by: Candace Hill
Meme by: Shandearan Lea
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#womenempowerment #artsyfartsy #artsylady #lumonicslightandsoundgallery #lumonicsgallery #sculptureart #lightsculpture #lightandsound #togetherwecan #mentalmonday #femaleinspiration #advancedstyle #thankyou #artisawayoflife #ladyboss #honorourelders #agegracefully #honorourwomen #wildwomansisterhood
Feb 14
Lumonics Partnering with Youth on Record in March
Music Matters March
Lumonics is excited to be supporting the next generation of young artists in Denver and the ever-growing Colorado creative economy during the whole month of March! All March long, we’re donating 10% of sales of the Lumonics Immersed events to Denver nonprofit, Youth on Record!
If you’re not already familiar with this all-star organization, Youth on Record empowers Colorado’s
underserved youth to achieve their academic, artistic, and personal best by employing local, professional artists as their educators.
Youth on Record offers for-credit classes in Denver and Aurora schools, free after-school music workshops for youth ages 11-24, paid internships, and more! Their programs empower teens in some of Denver’s most vulnerable communities to make life choices that positively impact their future by teaching them to develop the coping tools, inspiration, and wherewithal to succeed in today’s world and to become leaders of tomorrow.
You can learn more and check out other participating Music Matters March businesses by visiting youthonrecord.org.
We’re stoked to support YOR and hope you’ll join us in declaring in community that MUSIC MATTERS (!) all month long.
Feb 05
“Hard to compare or judge, comprehend even, because it has no peers.”
As Lumonics enters its 56th year, we are posting archival quotes from over the years:
“Difficult to describe, beautiful and unusual, the Lumonics Light and Sound Theatre is hard to compare or judge, comprehend even, because it has no peers. It is different, something unto itself, and not entirely of this world. That, in an eggshell, is what people are saying about Lumonics. I say “in an eggshell” because your experience at Lumonics likely will shatter any conceptions you might have, either from what your friends have told you, or what you might read here. Your own experience will be unique.”
– Ken Plutnicki, The Miami Herald, “Light Show a Theatre of the Mind,” 1989
Lumonics Immersed
Saturday evenings #Denver #CO
www.lumonics.net/immersed
A Light Meditation (30 seconds)
“Doorway” (1989) by Mel Tanner (1925-1993)
Music and Zoom by Lumonics
