John Anderson uploaded on Jun 27, 2018 to YouTube https://youtu.be/hA7ceYSyVc4
Film by DC artist, Edward Kelley on Rockne Krebs, includes Krebs in his studio working on a Plexiglas® sculpture.
The video shows Krebs' RA and Aleph2 installed in the 1969 Corcoran exhibition, Gilliam, Krebs, McGowin, as well as Krebs discussing his working process and later laser installations, including The Stern Line, 1970, first ever urban-scale laser environment. Also in the feature is Krebs' Cut Flowers, a laser installation piece at the Baltimore Museum of Art, titled for the four students who died at Kent State.
* Plexiglas® (Studio and Corcoran Art Gallery)
* Lightworks
* Laser Works (Light Structures) Studio Experiments, Gallery Exhibitions and Permanent Installations
The video was filmed on 16mm film in 1969-1970 by artist Edward Kelley, transferred to VHS in the 1980's, and transferred to QuickTime Video 2010. Video preservation is thanks to John Anderson!
The original 16mm film and VHS video is from Alice Denny's archives. Alice Denny was the first director of the Jefferson Place Gallery, involved in the founding of the Washington Gallery of Modern Art and founder of the Washington Project for the Arts.
Video has very poor sound quality.
YouTube: https://youtu.be/hA7ceYSyVc4
Rockne Krebs in his studio working on a Plexiglas sculpture, 1969.
1971 ArtForum full page ad. Bottom "A Film by Edward Kelley on Krebs' Photon Structures. 16mm."
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