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In a dark room, a hand holds a cube-like tesseract with square cutouts that refract multi-colored lights. The tesseract is held in front of a projector, casting a shadow of the cube onto a screen with twinkling circles of lights around it.
Image Description: In a dark room, a hand holds a cube-like tesseract with square cutouts that refract multi-colored lights. The tesseract is held in front of a projector, casting a shadow of the cube onto a screen with twinkling circles of lights around it.
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We are excited to host a free verbal description workshop, designed for guests who are blind or have low vision, of Valeria Divinorum’s new work, Locus Amoenus: Into the 4th Dimension, an interactive glass-light immersive art installation at Lincoln Center’s Griffin Sidewalk Studio at David Geffen Hall, taking place on Tuesday, October 3rd from 2pm-4pm.

Composed of five different installations of stained-glass sculptural objects, this exhibition explores the intangible properties of light, shadows, and finding new forms relating to spatial interaction to create one single sculpture. Divinorum’s work is inspired by the shared symbolic language decoding information that we all have in our own biological structure and memory, highlighting the beauty of the basic coincidences of something common. Led by educator Laura Sloan and joined by artist Valeria Divinorum, this workshop will incorporate verbal description, touch objects, and discussion. Live acoustic music will be provided by Solma.

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After you register, you will receive a confirmation email with pre-program information, including where to meet and information about the workshop.

If you wish to register via email or over the phone, you can reach the Accessibility Team at [email protected] or by calling 212-875-5375.

If you have any questions about this event, please contact Guest Experience at 212-875-5456 or [email protected].

 

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