P3D NYSS meeting Feb. 20

[Greg Dinkins <dinkins@xxxxxxxx>]

Friends,
The New York Stereoscopic Society will hold its Winter 1999 Meeting on
Saturday, February 20, 7:30 PM at The American Museum of Natural History's
Linder Auditorium (Use 77th st. entrance, bear left past the big canoe and
then right, through to the end of the hall of molluscs)

Gerald Marks will present highlights from more than 25 years as a stereo
artist. A display of anaglyph silk screen prints and lenticular images will
accompany the featured program of 3D television work shown on two large
monitors. Viewing glasses will be supplied.

Gerald Marks's 3D creations are seen in museums around the world. The New
York Hall of Science exhibits his Professor Pulfrich's Universe 3D shadow
room as well as the hologram he created at the MIT Media Lab for the Hall's
Realm of the Atom area. The original Professor Pulfrich's Universe has been
a popular exhibit at San Francisco's Exploratorium for two decades and was
also at the IBM Gallery in New York. His recent work in 3D television
programming includes music videos for The Rolling Stones and a series for
Venezuelan television.  His quasi-lenticular 3D mural has been in the 28th
Street Park Avenue South subway station (#6 train) for the past 3 years. See
his 3D website http://www.pulltime3d.com

After the talk there will be some announcements, then our usual informal
show-and-tell when members share their own work in viewers or on bulletin
boards around the room.  

Free and open to the public
If you have any questions, or would like more information about New  York
Stereoscopic Society events, please call Greg Dinkins at 212-769-5658 or
email dinkins@xxxxxxxx


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