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All of us involved with the International Holography Fund would like to express our deep sadness at the death of pioneering holographer Rudie Berkhout on Tuesday 16th September.
Rudie blazed a trail and produced some of the most significant creative works using light as a dimensional medium. Many of these works are in major art collections world-wide. He had a quiet calm, and an intense commitment. He will be sadly missed.
Andrew Pepper
September 18th, 2008 |
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Launched in 2007, The International Holography Fund has been set up to support creative holography world-wide.
Established with private and institutional support from the USA, the Fund is administered in the UK.
Based on the successful award program established by the USA Shearwater Foundation (which closed in 2004), this new international fund works together with groups, institutions and collections with an interest in, and passion for, creative holography. Each year it provides a number of financial grants to support a diverse range of projects which promote the wider understanding and appreciation of art holography.
If you would like to apply for a grant, please read our funding guidelines to make sure you are eligible. The grants program is specific in its scope and does not offer support to any field outside of holography.
The Fund does not accept unsolicited materials. |
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