Darshan Dance Company at Illuminated Souls NYE
Photographer: Brandon Calhoun





of the Darshan Dance Company
Jan 11
Darshan Dance Company at Illuminated Souls NYE
Photographer: Brandon Calhoun
Jan 11
Paradigm (1976) by Mel Tanner can be seen this Saturday at Lumonics Immersed. Thanks to Third Dune Productions for this photo.
The intent of this transformative multi-sensory experience that the late artists Dorothy and Mel Tanner originated in 1969, and that continues to evolve, is to bring you into a state of comfort and expanded awareness. To that end, we utilize all the arts we can lay our hands on: light sculptures, painting, lasers, music, and projection; and provide a setting that can enable fresh insights. Each performance is orchestrated live and never repeated.
“Lumonics will lift you into the stratosphere of mind expansion.”
– Denver Westword
Your support by attending our events will enable this art form to continue to evolve.
Jan 09
Atlantis (detail) by Dorothy Tanner photo by Wendy L Pitton R
6 Years Ago :
Museum of Outdoor Arts -MOA is pleased to announce:
Then & Now: A Retrospective of Light-Based Sculpture by Dorothy & Mel Tanner.
Article by Wendy L Pitton R in Artbeat Magazine:
https://www.artbeatmagazine.com/now-retrospective…/
also on the Lumonics website:
https://lumonics.net/then-and-now-retrospective/
Jan 05
Below is the 3-minute “Spectral City” video by Lumonics’ Marc Billard that ran for the month of January, 2020.
at the Clocktower Building (Daniels & Fisher Tower) at 1601 Arapahoe St. on the 16th Street Mall. It was commissioned by Night Lights Denver.
“Night Lights Denver is a permanent way for The Denver Theatre District to support innovative artists with an experimental platform while attracting people downtown to experience a free, unique, surprise-and-delight experience.”
https://lumonics.net/night-lights-denver/
Thanks to David Moke, Night Lights Denver and Third Dune Productions for providing this video footage.
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https://www.facebook.com/barry.raphael/videos/10158127605655799?idorvanity=45446161737
Click on the video to expand it.