My talk first briefly addresses the various models I have been exploring over the years; from random speculation to complex rule-based systems to distributed agents-based systems thriving on self-organization. All work is rooted in procedural thinking and manifests itself in a variety of hybrid formats, including interactive audio-visual installations and… Continue reading
Sound Boxes: Powered by littleBits: an interactive audio installation where observers can directly trigger notes by moving and waving their arms through space. This piece offers direct control of the sound sculptures to the viewers, enabling participants to collaboratively produce tones and music. Workshop will be held on July 18th… Continue reading
The Electrumpet is a hyper instrument designed by Hans Leeuw in 2008. Expression in electronic music is and has always been an issue and subject to both artistic and scientific debate. Hans Leeuw approaches this from a blend between the acoustic and digital handling of sound in such a way… Continue reading
Tape Player, sound installation, originally commissioned by the 9th Shanghai Biennale, 2012. Tape Player for Shanghai Biennale is the “Interactive sound installation” version of Tape Music the artist’s iconic series including live-performances and exhibitions that has been shown over the world. During the exhibition, the “Tape” will be played each… Continue reading
Hi, We are at Governors Island Nolan Park Building 5B with The TEAM Lab: Artworks and Experiences (2015) Continue reading
Danielle McPhatter is an interdisciplinary programmer, musician and artist interested in alternative modes of storytelling. She expresses her passions for the sonic and visual arts via the creation of interactive narrative experiences, games and installations. Her experience with virtual and augmented realities, motion tracking, creative programming and physical computing in… Continue reading
On April 22, 2002, Michigan’s Wolf Eyes presented their experiments in modified electronics and crude tape manipulations. The performed a short set to demonstrate their homemade instruments as well as showing of their many handmade cassette and CD releases. They are back! We just completed the digitization of that performance… Continue reading
Our most recent video post on youtube is fromBohyun Yoon’s residency in September 2015. The video includes several of the Harvestworks’ residents and staff learning how to use the new glass instruments. Bohyun Yoon is from Korea and currently living in Richmond Virginia. He is an assistant professor at Virginia… Continue reading
Bird Song Diamond is an interactive installation based on long-term research (2011- present) allowing multifaceted, interdisciplinary perspectives — uniquely connecting the nodes of evolutionary biology, artificial intelligence, spatial sound, mechatronic art and interactive technologies. Fort Jay 2015 New York Electronic Art Festival. This project engages artists who are well versed… Continue reading
2015 Artist in Residence Joseph Morris has just posted this video of his work at Harvestworks. His New Works Residency project was a solar wind chime, a data sonification system that pulls real time data from the ACE (Advanced Composition Explorer) satellite. This sonification system interprets the solar wind data… Continue reading
