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![[May 28 – Oct 31] The Ear Hut + Listen Ahead, a listening station created by Miya Masaoka.](https://www.harvestworks.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/04/Miya-Listen-Ahead-B-crop-a-1280x405.jpg "#caption4")
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![[May 28 – Aug 7] Alaap by Surabhi Saraf](https://www.harvestworks.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/04/Alaap-4-1280x405.jpg "#caption7")
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The Harvestworks Art and Technology Program on Governors Island continues through the 2022 season with a two part exhibition of a major new artworks, workshops and performances. Selected by Executive Director Carol Parkinson and the arts committee of Harvestworks, this season will focus on the ear and the eye and… Continue reading
Time: 3 pm Location: Building 9, Nolan Park, Governors Island FREE – Facebook event: https://fb.me/e/5peGmVIJ6 Harvestworks is pleased to partner with the Institute for Public Architecture to present an experimental audio visual performance by Sofy Yuditskaya, Monica Rocha, Johannes Sistermanns and Hans Tammen who come together for the sake of… Continue reading
Harvestworks is pleased to be able to offer a robust program of workshops and experiences in our Art and Technology Program on Governors Island. Topics include World-building with Mozilla Hubs and it’s relationship to experimental music, Ambisonic and Binaural Audio Production, Composition with Game Engines and Coding. The instructor for… Continue reading
DJ101 is a workshop to teaching basics of DJing for beginners. We will cover beat matching and transitioning with different genres of music including House, Techno, and others. Bring your own music on a USB if you want! Saturday July 2, 2022 from 1 – 3 pm (flexible) Building 10a,… Continue reading
Renowned artist Stephen Vitiello will begin the season for the Ear Hut, the listening station created by Miya Masaoka located on the Governors Island waterfront at Building 12. Location: Waterfront at Building 12 Governors Island Open to the public every day during public hours. One string left and a head… Continue reading
We are pleased to present The Ear Hut + Listen Ahead, is a listening station created by Miya Masaoka. The Ear Hut was originally commissioned by Sonic Innovations, a program of the Caramoor Center for Art and Music in Katonah, New York, for composer and sound artist Miya Masaoka and… Continue reading
These three new works were commissioned by Harvestworks and will be exhibited in listening and seeing: an exhibition of art and technology. Location: The Art and Technology Program exhibition in Building 10a, Nolan Park, Governors Island Open to the public from 11 am to 5 pm Weekends and by appointment… Continue reading
Awoke & Awokened: Alaap, is an installation of experimental music, video, and sculpture by Surabhi Saraf. Weaving together the alchemical materiality of modern-day tech alongside the ancient technologies of earth, atmosphere, heat, and pressure, Saraf presents a speculative mythology of AI. The work unfolds as a series of encounters with Awoke —… Continue reading
Stand Clear, a four channel video installation, is a poetic homage to the New York City subway as a rare place of shared humanity, chaos, and stillness. Drawing on four years of footage shot within the confines of the transit system, the installation works as a piece of tender observational… Continue reading
