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James Turrell: Light and Land June 21, 2003-January 4, 2003
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Sonoma County Museum
Roden Crater
Henry Art Gallery
The Mattress Factory
The Exploratorium
Dia Center for the Arts
Pacific Coast Air Museum
James Turrell on PBS:
Articles on James Turrell:
James Turrell uses light itself as his material. Learn more about how light works: http://science.howstuffworks.com/light.htm
Learn more about how the
eye
processes visual information:
Perception is James Turrell's medium. Learn more about
visual perception
:
Roden Crater
is an extinct volcanic crater. Learn more about
volcanoes
:
As part of his research for Roden Crater , James Turrell studied the way ancient cultures all over the world marked time through patterns in the movement of the sun, moon, stars, and planets. Many ancient cities and monuments were built in order to capture light at certain times of the day and at certain times of the year.
Learn more about the study of
archeoastronomy
:
Learn more about the
Anasazi Skywatchers
who lived in the Southwest for thousands of years:
Learn more about your sky:
Observatories and Stargazing in the Bay Area:
Santa Rosa Junior College Planetarium
Sonoma State University Observatory
Robert Ferguson Observatory in Sugar Loaf Ridge State Park
Chabot Space and Science Center
California Academy of Sciences
San Francisco Amateur Astronomers
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