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Harvestworks is pleased to offer the Technology Immersion Program (TIP) for Artists who have a passion for learning the tools of digital media but do not have the research, training and equipment necessary to produce artworks in this medium. Non-binary and artists from underserved communities are encouraged to apply. Applicants will receive… Continue reading
Deadline January 10, 2020 The New Works and Creative Residency Program is a national program that awards contemporary American artists and legal US residents working in sound art and emerging technology a $5000 commission to produce and present a new artwork. The residencies will take place in New York City at the… Continue reading
Pure Rave, a collective based in Detroit, Michigan, is an ongoing experiment in “chance dance”. Using various prepared turntables, “damaged” records, the occasional drum machine, the effect is an indeterminate arrangement of patterns and rhythmic sonic collage. Real-time experimentation with the goal of hitting your pleasure center for whatever your brain… Continue reading
Harvestworks, in partnership with Alexis Bhagat from [audience] presents Budhaditya Chattopadhyay. The works encourage an attentive, inclusive and contemplative listening practice as a course of action to address the contemporary crises of the world, from a climate breakdown to rising social conservatism. The idea revolves around listening as a creative… Continue reading
HWxHAUSMUSIK is a series of live performances featuring musicians and visual artists that cultivates new works and ideas in an intimate space. The main focus is bringing together the community of emerging performers and modern listeners. This new series features our immersive audio and visual studio as a space where performances… Continue reading
