Generative Art Timeline · Chapter 7: Net Era (1990s)

1991

Les Artistes et la lumiere, exhibition held in Rheims

Exhibition · Europe · Women Artists

A Bill Bell LED 'Lightstick' persistence-of-vision installation at Seattle Metro, photographed on the artist's own site. Bell was one of the exhibitors at Les Artistes et la Lumière; this is a different installation, not a photograph of the Reims exhibition.
A Bill Bell LED 'Lightstick' persistence-of-vision installation at Seattle Metro, photographed on the artist's own site. Bell was one of the exhibitors at Les Artistes et la Lumière; this is a different installation, not a photograph of the Reims exhibition. Bill Bell, 24 LED Lightsticks, Seattle Metro. Courtesy of the artist, subliminaryartworks.com.

Included by Frank Popper in Art of the Electronic Age as an important exhibition in the development of electronic art [Popper 14], this exposition focused on works inspired by neon lighting. Held at the Centre National Art and Technologie (CNAT), Les Artistes et la Lumiere (Artists and Light) in Reims, France, this worldwide exposition featured the bright creations of 18 artists from around the world. From neon to lasers, holograms to LEDs, the exhibition celebrated the relationship between light and artistic expression. Aiming to spark interest in light-based art, a key predecessor of digital art, artists included Liliane Lijn, Bill Bell and Pierre-Alain Hubert.

Text by Peter Bauman. Generative Art Timeline, Le Random.

Sources

People

Bill Bell, Frank Popper, Liliane Lijn, Pierre-Alain Hubert

Movements

Electronic Art, Orphism

Filed under

Ideas
light art, Orphism
Technologies
holograms, holography, kinetic art, laser, LEDs, neon
People
Bill Bell, Frank Popper, Liliane Lijn, Pierre-Alain Hubert
Works
Art of the Electronic Age, Electronic Art
Exhibitions
Les Artistes et la Lumière
Organisations
Centre National Art et Technologie (CNAT)
Places
France, Reims

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