Dimenisonal
Imaging Comnsultants, Inc. was founded in 1990
by Douglas Tyler. The Corpoiration was founded, in
part, as a means for continuing research into and for
organizing exhibitions of work undertaken by artists and
other image-makers in the new visual media evolving in the
late Twentieth and early Twenty-first Century. Of particular
interest since the Corporation's founding has been
promoiting the exhibition and sale of work produced in the
very new medium of holography, an exceptiopnally powerful
and technologically advanced means of imaging, that allows
the practioner to produce multi-dimensional visual
experiences unlike those accessible through any other
current day technology.
Douglas Tyler is a Professor in the Department of Art at Saint Mary's College, Notre Dame, Indiana and is widely known for his artistic explorations in the medium of holography and is among the best known organizers of holographic exhibitions in the United States. He has organized major exhibitions throughout the United States in such varied locations as Wilmington, Delaware, Boise, Idoaho, Cleveland, Ohio, Baltimore, Maryland, Des Moines, Iowa and Raleigh/Durham, North Carolina to name a few.
Professor Tyler's own work has appeared in numerous exhibitions in the United States and in many international art exhibtions. His work was included in the landmark exhibition L'Immateriaux at the Centres Georges Pompidou in Paris, and has appeared in major exhibitions at the Hamburg Kunsthalle, Hamburg, Center for Posts and Telecommunications, Beijing and many others. Tyler was the first recipient of the European Holography Prize, and has received artists fellowships from the National Endowment for the Arts, Michigan Council for the Arts and the Shearwater Foundation among others.
Douglas Tyler is a Professor in the Department of Art at Saint Mary's College, Notre Dame, Indiana and is widely known for his artistic explorations in the medium of holography and is among the best known organizers of holographic exhibitions in the United States. He has organized major exhibitions throughout the United States in such varied locations as Wilmington, Delaware, Boise, Idoaho, Cleveland, Ohio, Baltimore, Maryland, Des Moines, Iowa and Raleigh/Durham, North Carolina to name a few.
Professor Tyler's own work has appeared in numerous exhibitions in the United States and in many international art exhibtions. His work was included in the landmark exhibition L'Immateriaux at the Centres Georges Pompidou in Paris, and has appeared in major exhibitions at the Hamburg Kunsthalle, Hamburg, Center for Posts and Telecommunications, Beijing and many others. Tyler was the first recipient of the European Holography Prize, and has received artists fellowships from the National Endowment for the Arts, Michigan Council for the Arts and the Shearwater Foundation among others.