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Dichroic light field [slide].

Dichroic light field [slide].

 
 
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Author/Artist: 
Carpenter, James, 1949-
Other Authors: 
Buechner, Thomas S. juror
Edwards, Geoffrey (Geoffrey Robert) juror
Frantz, Susanne K. juror
James Carpenter Design Associates manufacturer
Handel & Associates owner
Publisher: 
[New York, NY], 1996.
Technique: 
Laminating
Juror: 
Buechner, Thomas S.
Frantz, Susanne K.
Series: 
New Glass Review 18; entry no. 75.2.96
New Glass Review winner ; NGR 18 no. 15
Subjects: 
Glass art United States 20th century Slides.
Art and architecture United States 20th century Slides.
Record Number
Bib ID: 
118692
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Description
glass, aluminum ; 14.02 m. x 30.48 m. x 60.9 cm.
Notes
Master slide condition: Scattered residue, scattered scratches, fingerprints, dust, dent, Good, no marks.
Slide condition: Scattered residue, scattered scratches, fingerprints, dust, dent, Good, no marks.
Copies in drawer: 2
Published in: New Glass Review 18, p. 14, no. 15.
Slide is property of The Corning Museum of Glass. Copyright for image held by artist. CMoG has a license to "reproduce and sell on the Museum's behalf, and without compensation to the artist, slides, postcard, microfiche, or photographs of my objects selected for New Glass Review 18." Rights and Reproductions Manager.
Description in New Glass Review: Background: laminated glass in anodized aluminum frames; fins: laminated dichroic glass.
Description from entry form: Background panels: laminated glass, textured and semi-reflective in anodized aluminum frames. Fins: laminated dichroic glass.
Additional description from slide: View showing shaded mural with indirect light from other buildings causing it to both reflect (blue) and transmit (magenta) light.
Object discussed in Jury Statement by Geoffrey Edwards.
Technique: Laminating.
Type: Architectural glass element.
Image orientation: landscape.
Object/Material Note: 
Published in New Glass Review Jury Statement : AI85481 p. 6
Copyright/License Note: 
Slide is property of The Corning Museum of Glass. Copyright for image held by artist. CMoG has a license to "reproduce and sell on the Museum's behalf, and without compensation to the artist, slides, postcard, microfiche, or photographs of my objects selected for New Glass Review 18." Rights and Reproductions Manager.