‘Nolan Park’ is a sound and movement piece by choreographer Liz Gerring and composer Michael Schumacher that uses Governors Island’s outdoor spaces to create a dynamic and unpredictable experience for visitors. The dancers will rotate through a series of mapped positions, offering viewers a variety of perspectives on Ms. Gerring’s… Continue reading
A feminist activist project, Women’s Labor repurposes domestic tools to become new musical instruments using embedded technologies, explored in interactive installations, commissioned compositions, and performances. Traditionally relegated to the private sphere, we interrogate domesticity through public engagement. The first instrument featured in installation/performance is Embedded Iron, based on an early-20th… Continue reading
This Weekend! September 25, 2021 @ 1 and 3 pm. ‘Nolan Park’, a sound and movement piece by choreographer Liz Gerring and composer Michael Schumacher that uses Governors Island’s outdoor spaces to create a dynamic and unpredictable experience for visitors. Outdoors from the Harvestworks Art and Technology Building 10a, Nolan Park Governors… Continue reading
Periodicity Piece #10 (Island Time) is a new mixed-media, multi-channel sound installation. Informed by early minimalism, acoustic ecology, deep listening and ambient music, Periodicity Piece #10 combines a diverse collection of sounds into a slowly changing sonic ecosystem. Drawing on the unique Governor’s Island setting, the work offers a unique, site-specific listening experience… Continue reading
Weekend Happening! Artist Day is Sat. September 11, 2021 from 3 – 5 pm. FREE. Talks by artists Michael Bullock and Lady K. Please note that the ferry will not be running between 10 am and noon.The exhibition is open to the public from 11 am – 5 pm Sat and Sun… Continue reading
AttoWatt is an installation, made up of long vertical metal bars and neon tubes. The neon lights are individually triggered to create vivid patterns of light. Every minute, the audience is able to see volumes made of lights in movement in the centre of the installation. Light and sound are… Continue reading
