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	YLEM - Artists Using Science and Technology

	is hosting a Forum: "Color"
	Wednesday, March 4, 8 pm
	at the Exploratorium McBean Theatre
	3601 Lyon St., San Francisco
	It's free, all are invited!  Come and meet some like-minded Artomata!

	Presentations:  
			Larry Finch and David Macy: "Canon Color Copier Prowess"

                           Color copiers and printers now offer a wide variety 
			   of options for artists, including printing computer
			   graphics files directly from disk.  They will present			   an overview of Canon's editing, copying and print-
			   ing capabilities, and stay afterwards to show 
			   examples, and answer individual artists questions.

			   Finch is SF area rep for Canon, Macy is an artist for
			   Canon.

			Craig Cassin: "Making Rainbow Colours on Titanium"

			   Demonstration.  This process is quite permanent 
			   and used for jewelry.  Cassin's computer art is 
			   familiar to YLEM Newsletter readers.

			Anton Lechleiter: "Synesthesia"

			   Seeing colors when hearing sound.  Lechleiter has
			   done a series of paintings depicting various pieces
			   of music, and theorizes about which tones in music
			   go with which colors.

			   Lechleiter is a charter member of the Image Industry
			   Council International and chairman of its SF Color
			   Committee.

			Mike McGuire: "Conceptualizing Color"

			   McGuire is doing engineering on a new color printer
			   for Hewlett-Packard.  He speaks about how color
			   concepts and human perception affect his work.  He
			   is also a fine arts photographer and author of the 
			   book "An Eye for Fractals".

		  	Alex Nicoloff: "Video Art with Prismatic Light"

			   Alex and Martha Nicoloff have produced many art
			   videos.  They set the pure colors of the sun to 
			   dancing with contemporary composers.  Their work
			   has won many awards, including an NEA grant. 


          Plus:  Colorful Art in the Lobby:

                          Daniel Lieberman:        Translucent, chromatic 
						   sculpture cast in epoxy.
                          Trudy Myrrh Regan:       Marbled Paper.
			  Holography Institute:    Holograms.
			  Barry Brilliant Designs: Artists' full color business
						   cards and flip books produced
						   by Brilliant's reproduction
						   company.
			  
	  Also:  Visit the Exploratorium's colorful Bubble Exhibit.

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						ORINDA, CA
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