June, 2011: Telestereoscope V5 at CuriOdyssey
We've just finished building a brand new iteration of the Telestereoscope. This piece was commissioned by CuriOdyssey at Coyote Point, a science museum in San Mateo, California. Starting in June 2011, it will be part of their permanent outdoor exhibition. Version 5 is a cleaner, more streamlined design, similar to Version 3, but made of stainless steel, and with mirrors that are easier for us to calibrate and lock down for public handling. More photos from the fabrication and installation can be found here.
September, 2001: Telestereoscope featured in Leonardo Gallery's Burning Man exhibition
This is a feature of the print publication LEONARDO, the Journal of the International Society for the Arts, Sciences, and Technology, which is published by the MIT Press.
June 29, 2001: All fired up for Burning Man; SMOVA's
show fuels festival fervor
Article by Daedalus Howell for the San Francisco Chronicle (North Bay Edition)
May 5 - July 28, 2001: Sonoma Museum of Visual Art
The Telestereoscope will be part of an outdoor exhibition of art from Burning Man at the Sonoma Museum of Visual Art, on the grounds of the Luther Burbank Center for the Arts in Santa Rosa, CA. The site is an open field with panoramic views of the picturesque Sonoma hills. This is a spectacular location for the Telestereoscope.
We are having an informal opening picnic on Saturday, June 2nd, to which all are welcome. There will also be an official closing party on the night of July 28th.
Luther Burbank Center for the Arts
50 Mark West Springs Road, Santa Rosa, CA
Coming North on 101:
Take 101 north to Santa Rosa (about 50 miles from the Golden Gate
Bridge.) LBC is located 5 miles north of Downtown Santa Rosa, just
off the 101. Take the "River Road/Guerneville" exit and turn right on
Mark West Springs Road. The entrance is 200 yards off of Mark West
Springs Road.
Coming South on 101:
Take 101 south to Santa Rosa (about 40 miles from Ukiah.) Take
the "River Road/Calistoga" exit. Turn left on River Road over the
freeway (it turns into Mark West Springs Road.) The entrance is 200
yards off of Mark West Springs Road.