Ravena News-Herald, The (NY)
January 27, 2022
WESTERLO - When future generations of humans make their way to the Earth's moon, they might discover an artistic time capsule that includes the work of South Westerlo artist Tammy Liu-Haller.The artist will be helping to make history this year when her artwork is deposited on the moon as part of The Lunar Codex, a collection of the works of 6,700 contemporary creative artists that is scheduled to go to the moon this year and next.
The project will make history as the first to
Hudson Reporter Publications (NJ)
November 24, 2021
Jersey City Poet and Author Megha's Sood Editorial Anthology "The Medusa Project" is heading for the moon as part of the LUNAR CODEX PROJECT. As an arts and culture project, The Lunar Codex (www.https://www.lunarcodex.com/)is the most expansive, international, and diverse collection of contemporary culture launched to the Moon.Significantly, it is the first project to launch the works of women artists to the lunar surface.
THE LUNAR CODEX is launching the works of 6000 contemporary
Herald Democrat (Sherman, TX)
November 9, 2023
SoutheasternSoutheastern Oklahoma State University alumna Traci Wright Martin has had 20 pieces of her artwork selected for inclusion in the Lunar Codex project.
Martin, a 2005 graduate of Southeastern with a degree in studio art, is currently based in Greenville, S.C. For four weeks in September and October, a new body of work commemorating her inclusion in the Lunar Codex project has been on display in a solo exhibition at the Grand Bohemian Lodge Gallery in Greenville.
Durango Herald, The (CO)
June 24, 2021
When Durango artist Mariah Kaminsky looks up at the moon this winter, she'll be a little more invested in the sights than the rest of us – her oil painting, "The Hug," along with the works of 3,000 other artists (and one A.I.), will be launched to the moon in January from Cape Canaveral, Florida, and will be part of a lunar time capsule that will remain on the moon.On. The. Moon. How cool is that?
Kaminsky's work is being launched through The Lunar Codex/Artists on the Moon project
Popular Science
August 5, 2023
An archive of international art is headed to the moon this year. The project, called the Lunar Codex, brands itself as "a message-in-a-bottle to the future, so that travelers who find these time capsules might discover some of the richness of our world today." It will contain contemporary art, poetry, magazines, music, film, podcasts and books by 30,000 artists, writers, musicians and filmmakers from 157 countries.The project is run by Incandence, a private company that owns the physical
Cypress Creek Mirror: Cypress - Cy-Fair Edition (TX)
August 8, 2021
Teacher's artin time capsule
A laser-etched, microfiche image of a painting by Bridgeland High School art teacher Nancy Hines will be placed in the Nova Collection Lunar Codex lunar time capsule.
The image "All These Years," will be launched to the moon in January 2022.
The piece, originally created for the Houston Rodeo, features the parents of the late 1987 Bull Riding World Champion Lane Frost holding
hands.
"I decided to title the piece 'All These
San Antonio Express-News: Web Edition Articles (TX)
January 4, 2024
The oil and metal leaf paintings of San Antonio artist Steven DaLuz often feature an ethereal figure floating above a luminist landscape with gray clouds and gilded sunlight, halcyon images that evoke words such as "angelic," even "cosmic" and "celestial."Soon, several of those heavenly bodies will gaze upon the Earth from the planet's oldest, only natural satellite.
About a dozen of DaLuz's works are going to the moon (that's right, the moon) as part of the Lunar Codex, a series
Tribune Content Agency News Service (USA)
January 3, 2024
Jan. 3—The oil and metal leaf paintings of San Antonio artist Steven DaLuz often feature an ethereal figure floating above a luminist landscape with gray clouds and gilded sunlight, halcyon images that evoke words such as "angelic," even "cosmic" and "celestial."Soon, several of those heavenly bodies will gaze upon the Earth from the planet's oldest, only natural satellite.
About a dozen of DaLuz's works are going to the moon (that's right, the moon) as part of the Lunar Codex, a
Tribune Content Agency News Service (USA)
January 3, 2024
Jan. 3—The oil and metal leaf paintings of San Antonio artist Steven DaLuz often feature an ethereal figure floating above a luminist landscape with gray clouds and gilded sunlight. Halcyon images that evoke words such as "angelic," even "cosmic" and "celestial."Soon, several of those heavenly bodies will gaze upon the Earth from the planet's oldest, only natural satellite.
About a dozen of DaLuz's works are going to the moon (that's right, the moon) as part of the Lunar Codex, a
Grand Rapids Press, The (MI)
March 14, 2023
When Patricia Clark thinks about the fact that her poetry is going to be shipped off to the moon next year, the first question that comes to her mind is: Who’s going to be reading it up there?Will it be humans, hundreds of years from now? Or will it be extraterrestrial beings who come across a strange time capsule preserved in digital and analog technology, filled with thousands of works of art written in a foreign language?
“It kind of boggles the mind,” Clark said. “I could write
