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Resume of Nancy Gorglione in
scrolling box includes list of exhibitions, performances and publications.
Installation Views of A Few of Our
Exhibitions:

Installation Views of
Equus/
Underwater, A Holographic Stageset
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Left & Above, Equus/Underwater
at The Exploratorium, San
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In Equus/Underwater, A
Holographic Stageset, 40 large format holograms were thematically
arranged to compose a "walk-thru" stage set, about Atlantis. You can read
all about it in Leonardo Magazine.
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A high frequency argon laser image of a
horse fluoresced specially designed silkscreen back drops. The galloping
laser horse crossed behind a series of large format transmission
holograms.
Below,
Equus/Underwater at
Chicago Museum of Holography
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Light
Thru the Trees, Above, Rainbow Transmission Hologram by Nancy
Gorglione, close-up detail from one of the hologram panels in Equus/Underwater. |
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Astral Gates Left, Holographic
Diffraction Gratings, partial view.
This freestanding wall of complex,
transmission diffraction gratings was part of the installation Equus/Underwater
at the Chicago Museum of Holography. Also pictured at the top of this
page, holograms were illuminated with white light and laser light |
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Five Large
Format Transmission Holograms,
Cherry Optical Holography Gallery
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Vorpal Gallery,
San Francisco Holography Exhibition.
Cherry Optical developed special
anodized aluminum fixtures for this show. Laser scanning on the upper
right.
This work featured
holograms by seven prominent holographic artists. |
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Bouquet, Above & Left, two views of
a multicolored Reflection Hologram Composite,
exhibited at San Francisco
Holography. |
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The "Bouquet"
hologram is now in the MIT Hologram Collection.
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Entrance way to
California Color,
Right. A large group exhibition of holograms from 26 Californians, curated
by Cherry Optical Holography, at the Museum of Holography, New York.
The rainbow colors are from light transmitted through the hologram
graphically pictured behind the entrance way to California Color.
The participating artists' names where placed on the relevant earthquake
faults.
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Marquees, entrance ways,
graphics displays all lend themselves well to our temporal lighting
effects.
Left, Outdoor Walkway Lit by Gels and Special
Lighting
by Nancy Gorglione for the Fortress, LA
for New Year's Eve.
Interior White Light Laser Effects for
New Years Eve at The Fortress |

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CITYSCAPES in LIGHT
A Virtual Exhibition as Example of
Theme-Based Exhibit Areas
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City
Lights, Left, a multicolor Reflection Hologram Composite by Nancy
Gorglione. Holograms cut in the shape of buildings hold cities within
their view.
Read more information about this hologram and
our holographic art on our
hologram art page. City Lights and
Cityscapes, collection of Cherry Optical Holography.
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Cityscapes, multiple
holographic layers of transparencies and colors form a city which
recedes and projects outwards, in this inspired series of unique
transmission hologram images. |
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The
Milk River Museum, commissioned a triptych by Nancy Gorglione, on the
recommendation of an art dealer who saw Promise City Squared on exhibit.
Travel, a
multicolored reflection hologram composite made as companion piece to
Promise City Squared. |
Promise City Squared, a Cubist,
three-dimensional holographic view of the promise of a city. multicolor reflection hologram composite. |
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CITYSCAPES in LIGHT
A Virtual Exhibition as Example of Theme-Based
Exhibitions
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We'll end this virtual exhibition page
with "Mixed Metaphor," Left, detail, Right. An early multicolor Reflection
Hologram Composite by Nancy Gorglione. This piece was exhibited at the
International Symposium of Display Holography, were it had the distinction
of being the only piece to sell from the Art Exhibition. It also excited
the scientists at the conference, for its color mixtures that additively
obtained white and silver holograms.
PLEASE REMEMBER ALL HOLOGRAMS ARE TRULY
THREE-DIMENSIONAL, with depth, projection and parallax. A Jpeg is not a
hologram. |
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