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Lannie’s Clocktower Cabaret, 2006

Lannie’s 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, Lannie’s 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,” said the new venue’s namesake, Lannie Garrett, the Denver songbird whose résumé includes working alongside the likes of Bill Cosby and Jay Leno. From the Denver Post, 1/25/2006

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Crystalis, 2013

‘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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Camp Christmas, 2019-2020

Nov 21, 2019 through January 5, 2020 – Stanley Market Place

Not for the faint of festivity, this over-the-top indoor immersive installation turns the holiday spirit all the way up with mesmerizing displays of decorations that shift time and reality. Come in from the cold with your whole family and get wrapped in the ooey-gooey, odd and sweet rituals that have brought light to the darkness of winter for thousands of years.

This was the very first Camp Christmas immersive event.

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Houston Zoo Lights, 2012 – 2018

Houston Zoo Lights was an ongoing production created and installed by Hanzon studios for the Houston Zoo.  Sponsored by TXU Energy, it has been running every year since its inception in 2012 and has grown in magnitude each year.   In 2016, Zoo Lights was the largest holiday light show in the nation and drawing the largest audience of any show of its kind.  It combines the majesty of the animal kingdom with an emphasis on conservation and a sense of wonder the whole family can enjoy together.  Features of the show include; a lighted castle,  miniature village complete with working model trains,  holiday disco, animatronic zebra, luminous garden, 30′ Christmas tree hung with hand-made ornaments, lighted plant and animal sculptures, a bedazzled art car, and countless other surprising and delightful creations, all designed and crafted in the Hanzon studio.

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