LET THERE BE LIGHT: Peter Alexander, Anthony Pearson, De Wain Valentine, Mary Corse, and Helen Pashigan.
Past exhibition
Overview
Gazelli Art House is delighted to announce Let There Be Light, Revisited an exploration of the 1960s/70s Light and Space movement.
Hailing back to its origins, the exhibition features works by pioneers Peter Alexander, DeWain Valentine, Mary Corse, and Helen Pashgian, as well as new generation artist Anthony Pearson. Referencing ‘California Minimalism’ at its core, Let There Be Light, Revisited explores light and space in both their natural and artificial forms.
Intercepting and modifying the conversation between gallery and audience, the reactionary light works and scultpures transform the gallery into an ethereal, immersive space, which will explore the physical and spiritual connotations of Light Art and Space.
Works
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Sergio Calderon, Story of you and me, 2009 -
Aaron Koblin, Flight Patterns, 2012
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Stanley Casselman, Evolution One, Emma, 2008-2012
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Vittorio Corsini, Sul finire dell’occhio viola, 2012
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Vittorio Corsini, Sul finire dell’occhio blie, 2012
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Vittorio Corsini, Sul finire dell’occhio blu, 2012
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Vittorio Corsini, Sul finire dell’occhio rosso, 2012
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Vittorio Corsini, Sul finire dell’occhio giallo, 2012
Installation Views
Publications
News
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LET THERE BE LIGHT | FLASH ART | NOVEMBER 2012
November 13, 2012Click here to read full articleRead more -
LET THERE BE LIGHT | UNFOLDED | OCTOBER 2012
October 13, 2012 Read more
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LET THERE BE LIGHT | BLOUIN ARTINFO | OCTOBER 2012
October 3, 2012Click here to read full articleRead more -
LET THERE BE LIGHT | ANOTHER | SEPTEMBER 2012
September 25, 2012 Read more
