What if we could hear into outer space from here on earth? Sonic Planetarium is an audio model of the stuff in earth’s orbit, in real time. Sound files representing individual satellites are played across a surround-sound speaker arrangement as the actual objects pass far overhead, as if we can… Continue reading
Artist talk about two recent works: RED (which is been developed at the Harvestworks EAR residency) and an untitled 3 channel video installation. Meet The Artist Event with Andrew Demirjian and Katherine Liberovskaya: Friday June 9th 2017 @ 7pm Harvestworks 596 Broadway Suite 602 New York NY 10012 Phone: 212-431-1130… Continue reading
In the context of her Harvestworks EAR residency Katherine Liberovskaya will show the 2014 installation “NoizeBreeze” (never presented in NYC) as an introduction to the new project “Espringale” that she will be developing over the year with the TEAM Lab. NoizeBreeze, a closed-circuit piece is based on the idea of a… Continue reading
A generative artwork that creates unpredictable poetic phrases from Benjamin Moore’s paint color database; it is an interdisciplinary exploration of sound, color and language that looks at looking. The piece is built from an online collection of over 1000 unique color names that are poetically sequenced using a computer program… Continue reading
Richard Jochum’s Crossword Project and Thirty-Two Angry Dogs, two large-scale media installations, will be on display as part of the New York Electronic Arts Festival 2017 in DUMBO, Brooklyn from June 1 – 30, 2017. The New York-based media artist’s video projections will feature an interactive crowd-sourced crossword puzzle shown… Continue reading
2017 New York Electronic Art Festival News This Week at the New York Electronic Art Festival Friday June 9th 2017 7 pm Meet the Artists Event. Katherine Liberovskaya talks about her new project “Espringale” within the context of NoizeBreeze, a 2014 installation, Andrew Demirjian with James Proctor exhibit Color Yourself, a… Continue reading
Made in NY Media Center hosts the 2017 New York Electronic Art Festival Pecha Kucha on June 1st from 6:30 – 7:30 pm as part of the Dumbo First Thursday Gallery Walk. The evening will also be the opening for Richard Jochum’s Crossword Project and Thirty-Two Angry Dogs, two large-scale media… Continue reading
A century’s carelessness is now melting away the world’s storehouses of ice, a melting whose momentum may be nearing the irreversible. It’s as if we were stripping the spectrum of a color or eradicating one note from every octave. – Bill McKibben, January 2006 Catastrophic Acts brings together major elements from… Continue reading
Calling Up is a site-specific sound installation created for the sanctuary at the Church of the Ascension in Manhattan by Stephan Moore. Broadcast from hidden Hemisphere speakers, shifting vapors of sound swell and dissolve. These cloud-like textures are made up of tiny fragments of voices, expanded through layering and repetition, in… Continue reading
WAVE CROSSINGS is Liz Phillip’s sound and site-specific installation that explores the NY Harbor to reveal waves and life under and above the water’s surface. The New York Harbor is at the mouth of the Hudson River where it empties into New York Bay and into the Atlantic Ocean. Governor’s… Continue reading
