Category: Mel Tanner

How we Create the Visuals and Music at Lumonics Immersed

The source material for the visuals come from an archive of imagery that began in 1968 and continues to this day in our performances of Lumonics Immersed. 1. Hand-painted 35 mm slides by Dorothy and Mel Tanner, a process that began in 1968 and ended upon Mel’s death in 1993. Hundreds of these slides are …

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Rediscovering Norman Zammitt, a 1960s Visionary of the Light and Space Movement (Artnet.com)

Archive photo of Norman Zammitt in the studio. Courtesy of Karma Gallery   Excerpts from the Article by Annikka Olsen, Galleries Editor (Artnet): “Roughly 60 years since Zammitt’s first exhibition in New York, a new solo show at Karma gallery brings to light two of the artist’s most significant bodies of work. American art in …

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Lumonics Immersed Now on Fridays and Saturdays

We are happy to announce that we are adding Fridays to the Lumonics Immersed event schedule.   Fridays and Saturdays  8 pm to 10 pm Doors: 7:45 pm Performance:  8:15 pm Tickets: From $15-$28.52   Glowing light sculptures, captivating video art projection and music converge to relax your body and engage your mind and emotions.  …

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A Legacy of Light, Sound, and Immersive Art by Caroline Margaret

Lumonics Light & Sound Gallery: A Legacy of Light, Sound, and Immersive Art   by Caroline Margaret May 21, 2025 www.showcasemyart.com   Nestled in Denver, Colorado, Lumonics Light & Sound Gallery is not just an art space—it is a living, breathing experience of light, sound, and emotion. Founded by the late artists Dorothy (1923–2020) and Mel Tanner (1925–1993), Lumonics …

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