WestCoast Lighting Insider
VOL 5 ISSUE 6 | JUNE 2019
Created in Partnership with LightShow West 
and LED Specifier Summit - Northwest
Museum Conservators and Lighting Designers Exhibit the Benefits of Connected Lighting 
by Lois I. Hutchinson
 
Lighting and exhibition designers, museum facility managers and conservators are at the forefront of the connected lighting revolution, exploring options beyond just LED retrofits to enhance both preservation of artifacts and the visitor experience. In addition to collecting data for conservators, the connected lighting system can leverage data automatically to minimize damage and optimize viewing. Wireless beacons or LiFi can track a museum patron's movements, offering in-depth, multimedia content or interactive engagement.
LIGHTING INSIDER BLOG
by Guest Bloggers
RUSSELL ABRAHAM and KRISTEN PAULIN
Abraham & Paulin Photography
Recording Our Vision: How the Eye and Photography
See a Lighted Space Differently
Photography, with its stark veracity and meticulous detail, has collectively become a synonym for truth and reality. And today, photographic reality, in all of its media manifestations, dominates most of our waking hours. We give photography a level of verisimilitude that few other communication media enjoy. Yet what we see with our eyes and what the camera sees are actually quite different.
HIGHLIGHTS
Visual Terrain Announces Major Staff Changes
International lighting design firm Visual Terrain, Inc. has promoted Kate Furst to Principal Lighting Designer, and Jonathan Lebovic to Senior Lighting Designer.
ERCO opens new showroom in Los Angeles
With the new "Showroom West" in Los Angeles, luminaire manufacturer ERCO is now opening another contact point for lighting designers, architects and electrical specialists in the USA. In the Culver City district, a hotspot for the creative industry situated between downtown and Santa Monica, the specialist for architectural lighting presents its repertoire of digital lighting solutions in space of around 4,000 sq. ft.
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SE PTEM BER 25-26, 2019
LOS ANGELES CONVENTION CENTER
250+ EXHIBITORS | FREE CONFERENCE SEMINARS | NETWORKING
JOIN US FOR THE KEYNOTE PANEL DEBATE
September 25 | 3:30-5:00 PM
Hear two panels consisting of Interior Architects and Lighting Designers face off and debate their roles, responsibilities and hurdles as they transform award-winning commercial interior workplace and hospitality
projects from designs into constructed realities.
This seminar is FREE, but SEATING IS LIMITED!*
* Free admission is for qualified attendees. Visit website for details.
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