Harvestworks Art and Technology Program presents a Song for two Mothers / Occam IX, two compositions by composer Laetitia Sonami and her mentor Eliane Radigue in the exhibition Time-Based Art: Space and Time in Tune. Originally performed in real-time with Sonami’s Spring Spyre instrument, and recently released by Black Truffle Records in… Continue reading
Harvestworks Art and Technology Program presents The Pond, a 2- channel video, 4-channel audio installation by artists Meredith Leich, Stephen Vitiello, and Ash Eliza Williams, in the exhibition Time Based Art: Space and Time in Tune. The Pond was conceived and produced at the Mountain Lake Biological Station, by artists… Continue reading
Harvestworks Art and Technology Program presents Rebekkah Palov’s artwork Before Us this Horizon, in the exhibition Time Based Art: Space and Time in Tune. Before Us this Horizon is an installation of sonic emergences, falls, pivots and lifts and moody quadraphonic sound-travels. Also in the space are round screens with… Continue reading
Harvestworks Art and Technology Program presents Nick Brooke’s artwork Extant, in the exhibition Time Based Art: Space and Time in Tune. Extant is an immersive installation about celestial navigation amidst rising tides. An older mechanism of navigation–the sextant— is wired up to modern sensors and surround sound, to make an… Continue reading
Commissioned Works/Special Projects is our program offering financial and administrative assistance to individual artists. We act as a fiscal agent for those artists applying for grants from federal and state programs and private foundations. Through this program we help develop collaborative projects between artists and assist with the presentation of… Continue reading
Ivana Dama is a sound artist and researcher holding an MFA from Yale University. She previously graduated from UCLA’s School of the Arts and Architecture with a degree in Design Media Arts and Digital Humanities. Her multidisciplinary work spans audio-video installations, robotics, web projects, and music performances, with a focus… Continue reading
Start the New Year on the Right Tone! Support for Harvestworks is support for experimental sound and visual artists. After working with 13,850 artists – the stage was set for our Art & Technology Program on Governors Island that welcomed 4,300 visitors. Please consider making a year-end contribution, and thank… Continue reading
Harvestworks is pleased to partner with Experimental Intermedia’s December 2024 Series to present Duo Daxophone / Electronics with Kevin Ramsay and Contrabass Clarinet Yuma Uesaka. A night of improvised performance with through composed miniatures as a base utilizing concatenative synthesis, granular synthesis techniques to blend spontaneous improvisation with noise. DATE:… Continue reading
Harvestworks is pleased to partner with Experimental Intermedia to present Jenn Grossman. A night of (im)material resonance — First, a live performance rendition of her multichannel sound object installation: Fenestra (Transparencies), made of acrylic panels and surface transducers; We listen through physical surfaces, like a sonic skin, a connective membrane.… Continue reading
The literal meaning of Oto Zono in Japanese is “Sound Garden,” here it is translated into a performance concept cultivating diverse experimental music/sound. New York City is the most linguistically diverse city in the world, a vibrant garden and forest of aural culture. Not to mention the strata of city… Continue reading
