Current Program

Holography Project PBS Documetary

Local PBS television station mini-documentary of the Maple Leaf Holography project. This project was conducted with students at Englewood High School in Jacksonville, Florida. Artifacts from a sunken civil war ship were recorded as holograms. With Frank DeFreitas (project facilitator) and Bill Pugh (communications technology instructor). The video was produced by the Duval County School District for the Jacksonville, PBS station. View this video via streaming by YouTube (below), or download a stand-alone MP4 video file to save to your hard drive for future use (including video iPod). Note: Quality of the streaming video from YouTube can vary according to your connection.

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For more information on this project, please go to the Maple Leaf Holography Project web site.

Upcoming Event

Exhibit Opening at the Center for Holographic Arts

Ana Maria Nicholson and Rudie Berkhout will present their holographic collaboration at the Center for Holographic Arts, opening on April 12, 2008 and running through May 17th. There will be a formal opening on April 12 from 4 to 7 p.m. The Center is located at 45-10 Court Street, Long Island City, New York. The telephone number is: 718-784-5065. Their web site is located at www.holocenter.org.

Previous Program

Guest: Martin Richardson

Martin Richardson has spent several decades in the field of holography. Working and collaborating with artists, movie producers and world-renowned musicians such as David Bowie, he has taken holography to the limit. He joins Frank DeFreitas in conversation. Download MP3