[August 17] LIVE PERFORMANCE – William Hooker- “Separated Twins” w/ Kevin Ramsay- electronics, gtr.

Poster by Cala Martinez DATES AND TIMES: Sunday August 17th, 2025 @ 1:00pm FREE LOCATION: Harlem Arts Fund 10b, Nolan Park, Governors Island  Harvestworks is partnering with the West Harlem Art Fund to present William Hooker performing solo and duo- utilizing drums, poetry, and the electronic/ guitar of Kevin Ramsay.… Continue reading

[July 12] LIVE PERFORMANCE – O Cablebaum – A Double-Bill Concert Featuring EIVIBLEIVI and Schell–Simmons

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

[June 28] LIVE PERFORMANCE – Sonic Flotsam by Hans Tammen with special guest Johannes S. Sistermanns

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

[May 24] TIP Master Class: Embodied Intelligence & the Future of Performance with Heidi Boisvert

photo of Lizardly performance

In this seminar, Dr. Heidi Boisvert will discuss current empirical research methods and insights emerging from the Limbic Lab, which employs biometrics, machine learning, and predictive models to isolate effective narrative ingredients across various mediums of expression. Boisvert will share how this research informs the creation of bio-adaptive networked dance… Continue reading

[Apr 26 – May 4] Conglomerate: Main Page

Conglomerate is an art show and series of events featuring over 20+ local artists and creators who creatively work with technology. This year’s programming includes works with custom electronics and software, live coding, interactivity, projection mapping, audio visuals, and data visualization. Featuring works by local art groups, DigiAna Group and LiveCodeNYC. Continue reading