Tuesday/Thursday, March 10, 12
1:00 to 2:30
Cunningham Memorial Library Room 028
Cost: $15 Limit: 45

Light and color shape the way the world is seen, yet theirscience is often more complex than it appears. Join reitred Rose-Hulman Professor Dr. Robert Bunch for this twosession course which explores the fundamentals of color perception, the role of the human eye, and the differences between light sources and pigment-based color. Topics include how cameras and displays capture and reproduce color, and how innovations in LED technology have transformed lighting and energy use. Combining art, science, and everyday applications, the sessions offer an engaging look at how light and color interact to influence both artistic practice and modern life.

Members who cancel a program registration will only receive a full refund if the following criteria are met: cancellation is received in the OLLI office 15 business days prior to the first meeting of any Course or Osher Online Course, cancellation is received in the OLLI office 30 business days prior to the event for a Special Event and/or 30 business days prior to the departure date for all day trips and overnight trips.