WebVersion with pictures! Weekend Outdoor Events https://qubitmusic.com Saturday Oct 31 Two performances: 11:15am-1:15pm and 3:15pm- 5 : 1 5 p m . Out/With/In is a day-long experience where the psychological disorientation of the pandemic is applied to instrumental and environmental sound, deliriously blurring the lines between audience and performer, concert… Continue reading
Web Version with Pictures! Upcoming Events Saturdays Sept. 26, and Oct 3, 10, 17 and 24 @ 3 pm. Join Us for Hey Neighbor, a series of one-on-one conversations between artists-in-residence on Governors Island live-streamed from the porches of Nolan Park. Featuring Harvestworks studio resident artists Katherine Bennett, Joseph… Continue reading
Upcoming Online Telluric Vibrations Wednesday Sept 9, 2020 from 3 – 7 pm EDT Harvestworks partners with the UCLA ArtSci Team’s Telluric Vibrations, the LA hub of the Ars Electronica Festival 2020 In Kepler’s Gardens. This year’s largest festival for Art, Technology and Society simply wants to know “what to… Continue reading
Web Version with Pictures Upcoming Online August 11, 2020 featureTuesday August 11, 2 pm PST, 5 pm EDT, Europe: 11:00 pm CET. Performed by Sound Artist Bill Fontana, Sonic Dreamscapes 2020 is an artistic research project exploring the quality of timelessness – a meditation at the San Francisco Bay during the COVID-19 crisis.… Continue reading
A big congrats to La Monte Young and Marian Zazeela for the article in the New York Times. Their work is is a significant contribution to the evolution and expansion of music. Truly original! We were very lucky to publish an early piece on Tellus #24- FluxTellus edited by Barbara… Continue reading
Harvestworks congrats George Lewis on his New York Times Article, “Lifting the Cone of Silence from Black Composer.” July 3, 2020. Some quotes from the article: “A cone of silence hangs over the work of Black composers from Africa and its diaspora. It is not that Black men and women… Continue reading
Harvestworks congratulates Anthony Davis whose opera The Central Park Five, with a libretto by Richard Wesley, has won the 2020 Pulitzer Prize in Music. In 1989, Harvestworks sponsored Anthony Davis’ music composition Songs for Dora Orenstein (1989), a part of a full-length program entitled “Soprano Bar & Grill” in which Ms.… Continue reading
Great to see the Peter Nagy Exhibition at Jeffery Deitch Gallery and a review in Art News. Peter contributed the cover for TELLUS #7 – The Word featuring readings by Linda Fisher, Michael Peppe, Wiska Radiewicz, John Miller, Terry Wilson, Lynne Tillman, Victor Poison-Tete, Jean-Paul Curtay, Claire Picher, Patrick McGrath,… Continue reading
Congrats to David First for the article in the New York Times. The best quote from the article: “Both the electronic drones and the “live” instrumentalists use just intonation tuning, keeping with Mr. First’s ongoing experiments with microtonal music, or music that explores the intervals between adjacent keys on a… Continue reading
