Tag: art

Lumonics: Continuing the legacy of luminaries Mel and Dorothy Tanner

  By KELLY HAYES kelly.hayes@gazette.com Jan 7, 2024   Surrounded by the sculptures of Lumonics late founders Dorothy and Mel Tanner, publicist and co-archivist Barry Raphael and Lumonics Studio and Lumonics Immersed creative director Marc Billard stand for a photo in the gallery used for the immersive light and sound show in Denver, Colo. (Timothy …

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Letter of Recommendation

This is a letter of recommendation we received in 2018 from Jami Duffy, Executive Director of Youth on Record Dorothy Tanner and Lumonics are true treasures in our Denver Community. Thecollective works of this group – a team which has been together for over four decades –is inspiring on many levels. As a cohort, this …

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Therapeutic Potential of Lumonics

west wall of the Lumonics performance space (photo of Jennifer Hughes/303 Magazine)   Therapeutic Potential of Lumonics Through the years (over 5 decades now) people have commonly reported to Dorothy Tanner having profound spiritual and emotional experiences while contemplating the Lumonics art pieces. Some of these experiences have led to considerable symptom reduction in individuals with pre-established mood and …

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Those who came up in the ‘move fast and break things’ era are learning to slow down and make things: The Maker Movement

  A recent Washington Post article by Lisa Bonos, “They built the digital world. Now they just want to sew and make chairs,” focuses on new workshops that teach people how to work with their hands, and how gratifying the process is. Many attending are technology workers who sit in front of computer screens all …

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