Monday, July 3, 2017
Bruce Munro's Field of Light stuns at Green Box Arts Festival
Posted By Matthew Schniper on Mon, Jul 3, 2017 at 2:01 PM
You have until September 17 to make it to Green Mountain Falls for Bruce Munro's gorgeous Field of Light installation, as part of this year's Green Box Arts Festival.
Read about the history of the site-specific light array from Griffin Swartzell's May interview with the UK-based artists, here.
Also catch another Munro work at the Colorado Springs Fine Arts Center titled Thank You for a Very Enjoyable Game: a multimedia depiction of the chess match between characters HAL 9000 and Dr. Frank Poole in the classic film 2001: A Space Odyssey. It's also up through September 17.
Meanwhile see this slideshow for more colorful photos from our visit to Green Mountain Falls:
*Editor's note: This post has been updated, as it erroneously stated that Field of Light would only be up through July 9. Indeed it is up through September 17, along with the FAC installation. We regret the misunderstanding and error.
Read about the history of the site-specific light array from Griffin Swartzell's May interview with the UK-based artists, here.
Also catch another Munro work at the Colorado Springs Fine Arts Center titled Thank You for a Very Enjoyable Game: a multimedia depiction of the chess match between characters HAL 9000 and Dr. Frank Poole in the classic film 2001: A Space Odyssey. It's also up through September 17.
Meanwhile see this slideshow for more colorful photos from our visit to Green Mountain Falls:
*Editor's note: This post has been updated, as it erroneously stated that Field of Light would only be up through July 9. Indeed it is up through September 17, along with the FAC installation. We regret the misunderstanding and error.
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