We arrived on a cold, turbulently windy day.  Snug and dry in the Admiral Hotel a converted waterfront warehouse, we fell asleep to the...

Are you a lighting designer or an artist?Are you a theorist or practitioner? These questions are bound to come up at the end of every...

The past two months have been hectic, filled with travel, talks, awards, movies and a steady flow of work at Light Projects. It seems...

Born to go to Mexico City, “La Capital” Leni aspired to Mexicana status, here pictured in red dress with Aztec-inspired embroidery...

A discussion in two parts, with Kay Kallos, Dallas Public Art Program Manager, covers the inception and objectives of the integrated...

LightMapping NYC is intended to provide the New York City lighting design community with a forum to consider the current, past and future...

The urban nighttime environment is a dark canvas that humans have created – our previously daytime oriented “clocks” have been extended...