How the Desire D60XTI PAR helped revive a 14-year-old project Art and high technology unite in spectacular fashion in the latest iteration of Leni Schwendinger’s Dreaming in Color illuminated color field at the Seattle Center Campus.
ODDS & ENDS
STORIES OF ART AND INTEREST
Monthly Museum: Early Gio console prototypes
Welcome to the Monthly(ish) Museum, where we take a look into the historical lighting collection at ETC. In this entry, we’re keeping it in-house with a look at some industrial design prototypes for the Gio console.
A peek inside the ETC swag bag
Swag has become an industry slang term to refer to promotional items, typically given away by vendors at trade shows and events to encourage attendees to visit their booth and to thank guests for their support.
Think you know color? Grab some LEDs or gel, and try this chocolatey experiment.
Looking for a fun (and tasty) way to explore color? For several years now, I’ve used candy to help teach color rendering.
Monthly Museum: Patch Panel
Welcome to Monthly(ish) Museum, where we periodically feature highlights from ETC’s collection of historical lighting industry gear and ephemera. This installment: a Kliegl Bros. patch panel.
Bending the Truth
We recently put out a news story about Available Light working to create the lighting for George Washington’s tent at The Museum of the American Revolution in Philadelphia.
ETC paints the stage at the Guthrie
There are moments in theatrical lighting when artistic vision is perfectly supported by current technology.
A total of 312 GDS BluesSystem luminaires guide staff and visitors at @princetonarts . We these behind-the-scenes shots. More at the link in our bio!
A little Zorro action for #NationalMoonDay featuring #ETCSourceFour PAR. Photo credit: Greg Mooney
Tomorrow, catch CEO Fred Foster’s live interview with Light Talk’s Lumen Brothers. Join the live stream at 8:30 AM Central Time tomorrow. #ETCHESworkshop
First there was “The Dress,” then there was Yanny vs. Laurel, and now we present you with CEO Fred Foster’s shirt A special thank you to Mike Wood for demonstrating why we can’t always trust our perception of color at our Workshop event! #colorpicker #lightingdesign #ETCHESworkshop
