The Hanzon Archive documents and celebrates the creative careers of Lonnie Hanzon & Terry Koepsel Hanzon. It is continually updated so check back often to see what has been posted. To donate to the Archive Fund click on The Hanzon Foundation link and go to Giving.
Camp Christmas moves to Lakewood Heritage Belmar Park in 2021. “An over-the-top, outdoor extravaganza as big as big as the season it celebrates!” Hanzon Studios and DCPA Off-Center Present. Created By Lonnie Hanzon by Lonnie Hanzon
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Model for the Puppet Theatre at Marjorie Park. Located in the MOA main office.
Mixed Media, sculptural 25’Christmas Tree. Repeated exhibition. Palladian Grand Tree.
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Clocktower Cabaret, the 150-seat cabaret-style club opening tonight in the D&F Tower at 16th and Arapaho streets. Like The Plush Room in San Francisco or The Algonquin Hotel in Manhattan, Clocktower Cabaret is intended to be “someplace where you really can go out on a date and see great music and sit down like an old-fashioned nightclub and watch a show.” From the Denver Post, 1/25/2006
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Glass and metal Christmas trees created for the Neiman Marcus Dallas Store. Required approximately 375 hand-sculpted starbursts of clear glass (ranging from four to 16 inches in width), and was installed for public viewing in Dallas from December 1, 2013 to January 1, 2014.
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‘Crystalis’ is a play on the word chrysalis. The glass beads of the two sculptures resemble “Mod” cocoons. This installation having been created for the Mariposa (Butterfly) Restaurant, the name is natural.
Made of contemporary hand-blown glass by Corey Silverman & Horace Marlowe, supported by stainless steel cable, bars and fittings, lucite and vinyl spacers, and various chrome parts. No two pieces of glass are alike.
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2020 brought changes to the whole world due to the Covid pandemic. Camp Christmas became an immersive, virtual experience that people could participate in from home,
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