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International School of Holography

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Hologram by Rudie Berkhout
 

Our Story

Founded by Linda Law, The International School of Holography is an outgrowth of the courses she has been teaching online since 2013. A new generation of artists are seeking to create with this extraordinary medium - we offer courses that build upon the existing technology while exploring the evolving forms of Holography and supporting technologies. Join us for the opportunity to create with the ever-expanding dimensional tools of Holography.

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Hologram by August Muth
 

Learn How to create holograms with us

The International School of Holography offers online courses in  Holography to students all over the world. Course instructors are leading holographic artists each with their own fields of specialty. Join us for a unique opportunity to learn with the best instructors in the field and begin your own carear making holograms.

What We Offer

Our introductory course "Understanding Holograms" (taught by Linda Law) is designed to introduce you to the spectrum of possibilities for creating holographic images. From there you can choose from a range of courses that will instruct you in the foundational practices of the type of hologram you wish to create. 

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Hologram by Dieter Jung

 

Getting Started making your own Holograms
Course begins March 7th

Instructor - Linda Law

An eight-session course, one 2-hour session + extended Q&A time per session, offered online. Learn how to get started making your own holograms on simple entry-level systems you can put together for yourselves. â€‹

Linda Law will help you to troubleshoot putting together your own low cost holography system and introduce you to a series of approaches to creating holograms using photopolymer, self-developing emulsions.

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Fee: $750

Early Bird discount of $75 if you register by February 12th

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Hologram by Rudie Berkhout

 

Holographic Art History
for Curators, Collectors, Artists, Museums
Course begins April 2026

Instructor - Linda Law

A 10-week course, one 2-hour session + extended Q&A time per week, offered online.

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Designed for curators, collectors, artists, and interested individuals who want to learn about the Art History of Holography.

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Explore the Global evolution of Holographic Art. As the technology evolved, artists were collaborating with scientists,  learning how to create with Light and making extraordinary works of art. Explore the many creative directions they have taken and the influences of different Schools of Holography around the world.

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Learn how to design holographic exhibitions, light, and install them. Holographic Art has unique requirements that need an understanding of Holographic Space and knowledge of their long-term care.

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Fee: $1,000

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Hologram by Margaret Benyon

 

Understanding Holograms
 

Instructor - Linda Law

I have been offering this class for many years and it is time for me to focus on other, more advanced courses. However, I am in the process of reformatting this course so that it can be accessed on demand at any time and studied at each student's own pace. 

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These classes will be available again in late Spring.

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Art Through the Looking Glass

Instructor - Jake Adams

The course requires you to own a Looking Glass Factory Portrait or Go display and to have some basic skills with 3D software.

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This course will be announced and open for registration in 2026

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Fee for this 3-Day intensive

course is $500

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Make Your Own Hologram Workshop
 

Until recently, these workshops were offered at the HoloCenter's facility in Kingston, NY. The HoloCenter's gallery is on the move to Florida, and its new location in Melbourne at the Rayvell Holographics new headquarters. However, the HoloCenter Educational programs for underserved students is staying in Kingston. When we are settled in our new teaching facility these hands-on workshops for adults will restart. Until then - watch this space.

Hologram by Dora Tass
 

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Hologram by Paula Dawson
 

Built for Creatives, by Creatives

The evolving dimensional medium of Holography is at a new phase of development as we build on the existing optical holography technology and move forward into moving, full-color, immersive Digital Holographic Displays. Join us to be on the cutting edge of new developments as this medium enters a new era.

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​Courses at The International School of Holography are being taught by artists with long histories in this medium as well as young innovators breaking new ground. Holography is evolving.

Endorsements

Christine Remy, Santa Fe

I can’t recommend highly enough the course Understanding Holograms, taught by Linda Law.
Linda is able to break down and articulate in an understandable way the most complex and advanced technological ideas and innovations. She is aware of the next evolution of the holographic process and intelligently explains processes and capabilities of each new direction in this field. Linda also presents new breakthroughs in areas of virtual reality, 360 photography, cameras, etc. in a thorough and easy to follow curriculum.
Taking a class from Linda immediately puts you in the forefront of what is happening in the art and science area of breakthrough technologies. Linda presents these new innovations in a way
that is comprehensive, fun and intelligent. From there she encourages all of us to make our own breakthroughs and follow through with whatever catches our interest. A must for artists, computer and video artists and anyone interested in what is presently coming down the
technological pike!

Christine Remy

Beverly Peterson, NY

”Great opportunity to learn about the history of holograms from someone with extensive first hand experience. Her course and guests have  inspired me to continue on and try it out for myself. Highly recommend.”
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Beverly Peterson

Sabina Suru - Romania

I am a multimedia artist from Romania. I discovered holography unexpectedly a few years ago, when reading about the beginning of colour photography (ironic, isn't it?). Since then I've struggled to learn how to work with this incredible technology. I've even had the chance to collaborate with a passionate scientist in this endeavour. But none of my try-outs have helped me crystallise the history, practice and implications of holography as artistic medium as much as Linda's 'Understanding holograms' course! Everything just naturally and logically came together. I loved her openness to the possibilities of this medium, beyond it's technical boundaries. I would wholeheartedly recommend this course to anyone interested in what holography is about, all the way to those who know about it, have tried it but need guidance in how far holography can go (and, after attending the course, I realised that we are far from knowing how far it can actually reach as art medium!).
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Sabina Suru

Ronald Rawitt - New York

Linda' Law's course, "Understanding Holograms," was a fascinating overview of the history of holograms given by someone with extensive knowledge and experience in the art and science of holography.  Bringing together artists and scientists currently working in the field, and class participants from all over the world, the course was a great way to start a journey into holograms.

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Ron Rawitt

Ziwen - Beijing

The class is quite valuable for someone with huge interest like me to step into the realm of holograms. Linda has profound knowledge not only in various techniques, but the history of hologram developments. As an online class, it’s a great opportunity to get to know other talented students with different backgrounds from various parts of the world. It’s a great class I feel lucky to participate!

Looking forwards to the two new classes in the near future! 

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Katherine Hoskins, 

"Understanding Holograms" is a fascinating and unique course. Clear, comprehensive, and insightful, Linda Law brings extensive experience in the  field of holography to her teaching. I would recommend this highly engaging class to anyone who is interested in the history, technology, applications, and future of holography.
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Katherine Hoskins
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