Light at Sensorio exhibit to remain open through Jan. 2022
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and last updated 2021-07-20 01:23:57-04
Sensorio s Field of Light in Paso Robles will remain open through the end of the year.
The outdoor art exhibit Bruce Munro: Light at Sensorio is now scheduled until Jan. 2, 2022.
The exhibition includes Field of Light, the 15-acre installation of more than 58,800 stemmed spheres lit by multi-colored fiber-optics, as well as the newer Light Towers, which features 69 towers made of more than 17,000 wine bottles illuminated by fiber-optics set to a custom musical score.
The exhibit reopened in April after being closed due to the pandemic, and Sensorio officials say it s been sold out weeks in advance.
4380 Highway 46 East in Paso Robles
Adult entry is $31.50 to $41, plus fees
ELEGANTLY ETHEREAL ILLUMINATION? A beautiful bulb, a zazzy tube of neon, or a vintage gaslamp all have a way of making anyone out for an evening stroll pause for a magical moment. For a light shining in the night can be something sublime, with color, shape, size, and other elements lending loveliness. But what if there was a pretty place sporting a multitude of lights dotting the hills near a winery, an outside artwork created by a world-renowned artist? Then you would likely be talking about Sensorio, the highly visual sensation that has caught the fancy of people calling upon Paso Robles over the last several months. Artist Bruce Munro s large-scale, landscape-filling installation is indeed a nighttime treat, a spectacle that must be viewed after the sun has had its daily run. It s proven to be popular, which is no surprise as people seek out gentle whimsy, splendid sights, and uplifting moments, and a
4380 Highway 46 East in Paso Robles
Adult entry is $31.50 to $41, plus fees
ELEGANTLY ETHEREAL ILLUMINATION? A beautiful bulb, a zazzy tube of neon, or a vintage gaslamp all have a way of making anyone out for an evening stroll pause for a magical moment. For a light shining in the night can be something sublime, with color, shape, size, and other elements lending loveliness. But what if there was a pretty place sporting a multitude of lights dotting the hills near a winery, an outside artwork created by a world-renowned artist? Then you would likely be talking about Sensorio, the highly visual sensation that has caught the fancy of people calling upon Paso Robles over the last several months. Artist Bruce Munro s large-scale, landscape-filling installation is indeed a nighttime treat, a spectacle that must be viewed after the sun has had its daily run. It s proven to be popular, which is no surprise as people seek out gentle whimsy, splendid sights, and uplifting moments, and a
Since reopening, exhibit has reportedly been sold out weeks in advance Due to overwhelming public demand, Sensorio announces the extension of the outdoor art exhibit Bruce Munro: Light at Sensorio through Jan. 2, 2022. The immersive installation includes Munro’s 15-acre Field of Light, an array of over 58,800 stemmed spheres lit by fiber-optics which gently illuminate the landscape in subtle blooms of morphing color, and the adjacent Light Towers, featuring 69 towers composed of more than 17,000 wine bottles illuminated with glowing optic fibers modulating to a custom musical score.
Since reopening in April 2021 following a mandated closure due to the pandemic, the exhibit has been sold out weeks in advance. Says Sensorio Executive Director Paul Haught, “We are thrilled to announce this extension, so that all interested visitors can have the opportunity to experience this one-of-a-kind immersive exhibit.”
Max MacLaury will bring his blues -and folk-inspired sound to Sensorio, part of the acoustic music line-up offered for guests to enjoy in the main lawn area before or after touring the 16-acre exhibit. For a complete schedule of performers, visit sensoriopaso.com/live-music.
Photo credit: Courtesy of Max MacLaury.
Bruce Munro: Light at Sensorio, is open to the public now through Sept. 30, 2021
–Sensorio, the immersive art destination in Paso Robles, California, welcomes back live music nightly on its main lawn. Local artists performing a myriad of musical genres will entertain visitors to Sensorio’s multi-acre walk-through art installation, which now encompasses Field of Light and the new exhibit, Light Towers. From folk to funk, rock, and blues, guests can enjoy acoustic music in the main lawn area, where food and drinks are also available, before or after touring the 16-acre exhibit. Bruce Munro: Light at Sensorio, is open to the public now through Sept. 30, 2021 at Sensorio