It will bring together artists, critics, observers, writers,designers and creators from many fields who are interested in the stateof holography in the visual arts. This is the second symposium dedicatedcompletely to the Art of Holography and is organised independently of anyassociation, group or company. The first experiment took place in 1990and is the basis for this expanded event. It is the most important eventfor art, artists and critics who know it is time to look closely at themedium and discuss it openly and critically.

An online reference for all that is best in creative holography.If you are new to the field, you will find biographies from some of theworld's pioneering artists using holography, plus stunning images and detailsabout their work. If you are already an expert, obtain up-to-date informationfrom around the world, sources of critical discussion, contact points forfurther research and news about exhibitions.

Holonet is an independent server about Holography and spatialimagery to exchange information and know-how, with emphasis on holographyin art and design. The scope of this project is to build up a unique knowledge-and resource-bank of information about the history and presence of holographyin art and technology - by means of a fast and easy access through theWorld Wide Web and Hypertext.

In January of 1993, the MIT Museum acquired at auction the completeholdings of the Museum of Holography (MOH) - the largest and most comprehensivecollection of holograms in the world. The collection contains early piecesfrom the inception of holography in the late 1940s through its artisticand technical evolution, and highlights works by some of the world's foremostholographers. More than seventy of the 1500 pieces in the collection arecurrently on exhibit in Holography: Artists and Inventors.

The destination of the journey through Greenworld is the beachof an island near to the Tropic of Capricorn. There, the holographic imageYou Are Here can be seen on the full moon superimposed on to the ocean.The holographic image appears to be a scientific visualisation combiningdirect recording of objects from the Australian Museum (as temporal redundancy)with a computer graphic representation of sea-level changes. The styleof scientific visualsation, implies future or virtual circumstances bycontrast to the subject which references tangible aspects of the distantpast. The moment of viewing the image and landscape in moonlight connectsthe subjective experience of nature with its virtual representation asa cultural artefact.

An Introduction to holographic forms and their characteristicsfollowed by an interview with Susan Cowles, an internationally known holographercurrently at Teachers College, Columbia University, New York.

You will find here: A complete list of holopoems by EduardoKac; A statement on holopoetry by Eduardo Kac; An interview with EduardoKac about holopoetry,by IV Whitman; An essay on holopoetry by Louis Brill.See also some of Eduardo Kac's writings here.

HoloCom is dedicated to providing accurate information on Holographyand varied topics. A Holography site run for and by the Holographic community.

The Internet Webseum of Holography is maintained as a privately-ownedand operated Internet resource by Frank DeFreitas Holography Studio.

The general research charter of the MIT Media Lab concerns humancommunication as mediated by emerging technologies. Within that framework,the Spatial Imaging Group explores high-quality, three-dimensional visualinterfaces. We look at both their technology and their applications inareas such as computer-aided design, medical imaging, and scientific visualization.While we study several different technologies, holography is certainlythe most prominent among them.

A non-profit professional society dedicated to advancing research,engineering, and applications in optics, photonics, imaging, and electronics.

Home page of Associate Prof. Hiroshi Yoshikawa, Dept. ElectronicEngineering, College of Science and Technology, Nihon University, Japan.