Lumonics Archival Flyers as we enter our 56th year.

Dorothy Tanner (from the archives)

From the Lumonics Archives (2017) thanks to Denver Westword

“Hip couple Dorothy and Mel Tanner began exploring Plexiglas light sculpture back in the ’60s, inventing their own avant-garde genre while freely experimenting with what’s come to be known as “new media” on the modern front: refracted light, projections, music and electronic enhancements. Mel passed away in 1993, but Dorothy, now in her nineties and still resiliently creative, remarkably continues those experiments begun decades ago at her Lumonics studio and gallery in metro Denver.”

*photo of Dorothy Tanner (1923-2020) by Candace Anne Hill

 

 

 
 
 

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