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Client: Knoxville Museum of Art
Location: Knoxville, TN, United States
Completion date: 2010
Project Team
Artist
Bill FitzGibbons
Bill FitzGibbons, LLC
Client
Clark Gillespe
Knoxville Museum of Art
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Overview
Knoxville Colorline (65'x100'x4') is a temporary installation of LED computer programmed light systems. The light sculpture was for the Edward Larrabee Barnes designed Knoxville Museum of Art. This piece consisted of a thirty minute modulating chromatic spectrum. I was invited to create this installation, which coincided with the “Accomplished University of Tennessee Alumni” show “Filament.”
Goals
The goal was not only to celebrate the architecture, though I respect Edward Larrabee Barnes's work very much, but also to transform the museum into a beacon for all of downtown Knoxville.