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DATES AND TIMES: Saturday July 19, 2025 @ 5:15 pm FREE LOCATION: Harvestworks Art and Technology Program Building 10a, Nolan Park, Governors Island Sour Mash is a collaborative audio work by George Lewis and Marina Rosenfeld, created at Harvestworks. Each artist composed one side of a vinyl LP, which can be… Continue reading
Join composer and installation artist Nick Brooke on Saturday August 2, 2025 at 8:30 pm for an evening of celestial navigation under the stars, presented in conjunction with his immersive installation Extant, part of the exhibition Time-Based Art: Space and Time in Tune at Governor’s Island. Participants will learn to… Continue reading
Harvestworks Art and Technology Program presents O Cablebaum, A Double-Bill Concert Featuring EIVIBLEIVI and Schell–Simmons in the exhibition Time-Based Art: Space and Time in Tune. Both performances are centered around Cablebaum, a transducer system developed by Milan Schell, which connects acoustic instruments through digitally controlled feedback processes. Treating resonant bodies such as drums… Continue reading
Harvestworks Art and Technology Program presents Hans Tammen’s Sonic Flotsam with special guest Johannes S. Sistermanns in the exhibition Time-Based Art: Space and Time in Tune. Taking off from Pauline Oliveros’ Apple Box approach, a suitcase (usually found in the city the piece is performed in) acts as the instrument. Together with… Continue reading
Harvestworks Art and Technology Program presents Jillian McDonald’s artwork Total Eclipse and the Heart, in the exhibition Time Based Art: Space and Time in Tune. The experimental video Total Eclipse and the Heart is inspired by the solar totality of 2024. During an eclipse gone wrong, characters are drawn into nature and… Continue reading
Harvestworks Digital Media Arts Center announces Time-Based Art: Space and Time in Tune, an exhibition programmed for the 2025 Art and Technology Program building on Governors Island. Opening on May 17, 2025, the artworks in this group show are inspired by the earth, sea and space. Selected by the Harvestworks… Continue reading
Harvestworks Art and Technology Program presents a Song for two Mothers / Occam IX, two compositions by composer Laetitia Sonami and her mentor Eliane Radigue in the exhibition Time-Based Art: Space and Time in Tune. Originally performed in real-time with Sonami’s Spring Spyre instrument, and recently released by Black Truffle Records in… Continue reading
Harvestworks Art and Technology Program presents The Pond, a 2- channel video, 4-channel audio installation by artists Meredith Leich, Stephen Vitiello, and Ash Eliza Williams, in the exhibition Time Based Art: Space and Time in Tune. The Pond was conceived and produced at the Mountain Lake Biological Station, by artists… Continue reading
Harvestworks Art and Technology Program presents Rebekkah Palov’s artwork Before Us this Horizon, in the exhibition Time Based Art: Space and Time in Tune. Before Us this Horizon is an installation of sonic emergences, falls, pivots and lifts and moody quadraphonic sound-travels. Also in the space are round screens with… Continue reading
Harvestworks Art and Technology Program presents Nick Brooke’s artwork Extant, in the exhibition Time Based Art: Space and Time in Tune. Extant is an immersive installation about celestial navigation amidst rising tides. An older mechanism of navigation–the sextant— is wired up to modern sensors and surround sound, to make an… Continue reading
