This workshop is geared towards musicians, composers, researchers, sound artists, and programmers who would like to gain a greater understanding of modern spatial audio techniques – stereo, 5.1, N.1), binaural/transaural, VBAP, Ambisonics, and Wave Field Synthesis. The workshop will take place in the Arup Soundlab™, a dedicated 2nd-order ambisonics listening… Continue reading
New York, May 9, 2011 – Harvestworks Digital Media Arts Center announces the 2011 New York Electronic Art Festival (www.NYEAF.org) on Governors Island in collaboration with River to River Festival, Trinity Wall Street and Governors Island National Monument, Roulette and other partners. The festival is a summer series of concerts,… Continue reading
Liz Taylor will lead a series of classes dedicated to soft circuits and their application. Hack-A-Bear is a 6 hour intensive workshop will drop you into the basics of electronics and circuitry. We’ll use leds, batteries, small speakers, conductive thread and fabric to give our teddy bears new life. Hack-A-Bear… Continue reading
Liz Taylor will lead a series of classes dedicated to soft circuits and their application. Making paper has been a traditional crafty workshop topic for many years, but now we can bridge new gaps by making paper with electronics inside. We’ll learn the process of making the paper, embedding electronics such… Continue reading
Artists Bonnie Lane and Leaf Tierney will present past and recent works. Bonnie will be discussing her video installation practice including her embrace and resistance towards the advances of digital technology. Leaf-tierney works cross cinema, sound and software, taking the form of installation, screening and performance. Bonnie Lane & Leaf… Continue reading
In this art-technology workshop, technologist Stefanie Wuschitz (Vienna) teams up with artist Lesley Flanigan (New York) to playfully demystify technology and open up an atmosphere where learning new technological tools is fearless, interesting and clear for women artists. The workshop is sold out, a final presentation by the participants will… Continue reading
The Processing language has changed the way many artists feel about programming. Built on Java, Processing makes learning traditional programming easier by having many built-in functions. Processing is different from a graphical language like Max because you do have to write it line by line. Once you understand how to… Continue reading
In this workshop as part of our Audio Master Class series presented together with Electronic Music Foundation (EMF), Omid Bürgin’s “Recording Studio Design” is built on sound acoustical principles, such as early and late reflections, initial delay gap, RT60 and its spectrum, and overall balancing the spectrum to make it… Continue reading
In this workshop as part of our Audio Master Class series presented together with Electronic Music Foundation (EMF), Omid Bürgin’s “Recording Studio Design” is built on sound acoustical principles, such as early and late reflections, initial delay gap, RT60 and its spectrum, and overall balancing the spectrum to make it… Continue reading
In this workshop as part of our Audio Master Class series presented together with Electronic Music Foundation (EMF), Omid Bürgin’s “Field Recording Techniques” focuses on a very different job market: Making quality recordings on the field. The workshop focuses on political, ethical, ethnomusicological issues as well as the technical aspects… Continue reading
