Three BIPOC artists – a performer/choreographer, a mixed media artist & a lighting designer – use their art to uplift black & brown voices.
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BIPOC Artists Illuminate Their Truth With Projected Art & Poetry
A light and sound installation used projected art and poetry to communicate the impact that police violence continues to have on the BIPOC community.
Three Ways You Can Create Hope With Light
In times of crisis, communities look for symbols of hope. These are three examples of how the lighting community is creating that hope with light.
L.A. Sentimental
Expressing the Mood of City Hall with Color
Angstrom Lighting uses Roscolux filters when they light up Los Angeles City Hall to express a variety of sentiments, including: solidarity, celebration and sorrow.
Light Up Hope – Light It Up Gold
Childhood Cancer International has utilized a gold ribbon and buildings bathed in Rosco e-colour+ #550 Gold Medal as their symbols to honor kids from around the world that are battling against child and adolescent cancer.