Spring Holofest 2019 - Craig Newswanger and Sally Weber - guest speakers

April 19 - April 22, 2019

11:30AM - 5:00PM

Various locations

Add to Calendar 2019-04-19 11:30:00 2019-04-22 17:00:00 Spring Holofest 2019 - Craig Newswanger and Sally Weber - guest speakers The Department of Physics and the OSU Holography Club present Spring Holofest 2019 - Exhibit will open at 5 pm on Friday April 19 with refreshments served. Two nationally know speakers will present talks on Friday - see details below. The exhibit will remain open until 5:00 pm on Monday April 22. Craig Newswanger, VP Optical Engineering for Openwater, San Francisco is a holography pioneer for past 3 decades. His many firsts include the core invention, design and build out to high volume manufacturing of holograms at Zebra Imaging & Applied Holographics. Founding team that co-created Special Effects for the Disney Epcot Center. “Holographic Methods Applied to Light Field Imaging” Smith Seminar Room (PRB 1080) 11:30-12:30, Friday April 19. A review of the old and new history of integral imaging and how holography can be used to advantage. Plus, A new idea will be presented for the first time that enables a lower cost, active, full parallax 3D display . Sally Weber is an independent artist living in Oakland, CA. Sally graduated with a Master from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology though the Center for Advanced Visual Studies. Weber’s interest in light inspires her work using optical and digital holography, video, dimensional photography, and laser installations. Her work focuses on revealing the immediacy of the essential natural forces underlying life and the patterns that interconnect them. “Light Installations from Elemental and Beyond,” Smith Labs Rm 006 4:00-5:00, Friday April 19. Sally’s most recent work includes installations at the Butler Institute of American Art in Youngstown, OH, The McNay Museum, San Antonio, TX, the Museo of Aveiro, Aveiro, Portugal and the Kunsthalle, Budapest, Hungary. She is currently in the construction phase of Haven, a public art project inspired by the history of migration in Texas and the search for home commissioned by the City of Fort Worth. The Spring2019 HoloFest Exhibition Smith Lab room 006. The show opens on Friday April 19 at 5pm and runs until 5pm Monday April 22. The HoloFest Exhibition is hosted by the Physics Dept and OSU Holography Club and consists of OSU student and visiting artist holographic art works. Various locations OSU ASC Drupal 8 ascwebservices@osu.edu America/New_York public

Add to Calendar 2019-04-19 11:30:00 2019-04-22 17:00:00 Spring Holofest 2019 - Craig Newswanger and Sally Weber - guest speakers The Department of Physics and the OSU Holography Club present Spring Holofest 2019 - Exhibit will open at 5 pm on Friday April 19 with refreshments served.  Two nationally know speakers will present talks on Friday - see details below. The exhibit will remain open until 5:00 pm on Monday April 22.     Craig Newswanger, VP Optical Engineering for Openwater, San Francisco is a holography pioneer for past 3 decades. His many firsts include the core invention, design and build out to high volume manufacturing of holograms at Zebra Imaging & Applied Holographics.  Founding team that co-created Special Effects for the Disney Epcot Center. “Holographic Methods Applied to Light Field Imaging” Smith Seminar Room (PRB 1080) 11:30-12:30, Friday April 19. A review of the old and new history of integral imaging and how holography can be used to advantage. Plus, A new idea will be presented for the first time that enables a lower cost, active, full parallax 3D display . Sally Weber is an independent artist living in Oakland, CA. Sally graduated with a Master from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology though the Center for Advanced Visual Studies. Weber’s interest in light inspires her work using optical and digital holography, video, dimensional photography, and laser installations. Her work focuses on revealing the immediacy of the  essential natural forces underlying life and the patterns that interconnect them.  “Light Installations from Elemental and Beyond,” Smith Labs Rm 006 4:00-5:00, Friday April 19. Sally’s most recent work includes installations at the Butler Institute of American Art in Youngstown, OH, The McNay Museum, San Antonio, TX, the Museo of Aveiro, Aveiro, Portugal and the Kunsthalle, Budapest, Hungary. She is currently in the construction phase of Haven, a public art project inspired by the history of migration in Texas and the search for home commissioned by the City of Fort Worth. The Spring2019 HoloFest Exhibition Smith Lab room 006.  The show opens on Friday April 19 at 5pm and runs until 5pm Monday April 22. The HoloFest Exhibition is hosted by the Physics Dept and OSU Holography Club and consists of OSU student and visiting artist holographic art works.   Various locations Department of Physics physics@osu.edu America/New_York public

The Department of Physics and the OSU Holography Club present Spring Holofest 2019 - Exhibit will open at 5 pm on Friday April 19 with refreshments served. Two nationally know speakers will present talks on Friday - see details below. The exhibit will remain open until 5:00 pm on Monday April 22.

Craig Newswanger, VP Optical Engineering for Openwater, San Francisco is a holography pioneer for past 3 decades. His many firsts include the core invention, design and build out to high volume manufacturing of holograms at Zebra Imaging & Applied Holographics. Founding team that co-created Special Effects for the Disney Epcot Center.

“Holographic Methods Applied to Light Field Imaging” Smith Seminar Room (PRB 1080) 11:30-12:30, Friday April 19.

A review of the old and new history of integral imaging and how holography can be used to advantage. Plus, A new idea will be presented for the first time that enables a lower cost, active, full parallax 3D display .

Sally Weber is an independent artist living in Oakland, CA. Sally graduated with a Master from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology though the Center for Advanced Visual Studies. Weber’s interest in light inspires her work using optical and digital holography, video, dimensional photography, and laser installations. Her work focuses on revealing the immediacy of the

essential natural forces underlying life and the patterns that interconnect them.

“Light Installations from Elemental and Beyond,” Smith Labs Rm 006 4:00-5:00, Friday April 19.

Sally’s most recent work includes installations at the Butler Institute of American Art in Youngstown, OH, The McNay Museum, San Antonio, TX, the Museo of Aveiro, Aveiro, Portugal and the Kunsthalle, Budapest, Hungary. She is currently in the construction phase of Haven, a public art project inspired by the history of migration in Texas and the search for home commissioned by the City of Fort Worth.

The Spring2019 HoloFest Exhibition Smith Lab room 006. The show opens on Friday April 19 at 5pm and runs until 5pm Monday April 22. The HoloFest Exhibition is hosted by the Physics Dept and OSU Holography Club and consists of OSU student and visiting artist holographic art works.