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Kat Mustatea, still from “BodyMouth” performance during Barnard residency A Special Invitation for You Harvestworks invites you to join our Sustaining Circle at the $300 level or at the $450 level with a plus one. We’re excited to present Janene Higgins and Elliott Sharp as they perform excerpts from their… Continue reading
In this workshop, Liz Phillips will demonstrate the use of Mugic Sensors, developed by Mari Kimura, in combination with EmissionControl2—a software developed by Curtis Roads for sound synthesis and composition—exploring its potential for dynamic control and interaction in her new work. 📢 Getting Started with EmissionControl2 Software🗓 DATE & TIME: Saturday, April… Continue reading
The Harvestworks New Works program is excited to announce the 2025 recipients! These artists have been commissioned to develop innovative projects in the Harvestworks TEAM (Technology, Engineering, Art, and Music) Lab. The applications for 2025 New Works Residency were reviewed by Michael Schumacher, Composer, performer and installation artist, Ivana Dama,… Continue reading
Conglomerate is an art show and series of events featuring over 20+ local artists and creators who creatively work with technology. This year’s programming includes works with custom electronics and software, live coding, interactivity, projection mapping, audio visuals, and data visualization. Featuring works by local art groups, DigiAna Group and LiveCodeNYC. Continue reading
Harvestworks Digital Media Arts Center announces Time-Based Art -an exhibition programmed for the 2025 Art and Technology Program building on Governors Island. Opening on May 17, 2025, the artworks in this group show are inspired by the earth, sea and space. Selected by the Harvestworks arts committee and the Executive… 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 A Sense of Time in Art and Tech. The Pond was conceived and produced at the Mountain Lake Biological Station, by artists… Continue reading
