Join us for a workshop with Mark Diamond zipping through the 200 year history of 3D photography, touching upon various 3D imaging techniques (several that can be done at almost no cost with a phone or camera). He'll be demonstrating extreme 3D in real-time with a hyper stereo viewer. Discover several simple ways to expand your 3 dimensional perceptual sensibilities for image making and see the world in more depth. Oh, and everyone gets a free full color animated hologram!

Mark Diamond has been telling stories with pictures since the age of five, and professionally is a photojournalist for Time Magazine, Rolling Stone magazine, and others since his teens. In 1975, Diamond opened the first 3-D laser Hologram Gallery, Studio and Laser laboratory in the Southeast United States. As a founding member and exhibitor at the Museum of Holography in New York, Diamond is considered a pioneer in bridging the techno-aesthetic gap in exploring creative applications of Laser Holography. As a film maker and videographer, Mark has been applying multi-various image making disciplines in innovative ways. As an educator Diamond constantly shares a vast array of leading edge techniques with artists and young people in order to expand the vocabulary of visual communications for all.

BYO - Bring your own laptop, phone, or camera!

Linger til late after the workshop in The DILL for a performance by musical guest DassaD!

Refreshments provided. Free and open to the public.

Presented as part of the Knight Digital Innovation Lab at Locust Projects.