Harvestworks Sustaining Circle Spring 2025

Kat Mustatea, still from “BodyMouth” performance during Barnard residency A Special Invitation for You Harvestworks invites you to join our Sustaining Circle at the $300 level or at the $450 level with a plus one. We’re excited to present Janene Higgins and Elliott Sharp as they perform excerpts from their… Continue reading

[April 19] Artists-in-Residence Floy Krouchi and James Brandon Lewis Present the Process Behind Their New Project

Join artists-in-residence Floy Krouchi and James Brandon Lewis as they present their work-in-progress collaborative project, FKBass Meets Molecular Systematic Music. Blending electroacoustic experimentation with jazz, the duo explores biological principles—selection, repetition, mutation, and chance—to compose a bold, new multi-movement work. In this special session, they’ll share insights into their creative process… Continue reading

[Apr 12] TIP Master Class #4 with Ross Wightman

This artist talk and demonstration will explore Fiddle Henge, a robotically controlled array of four green violins mounted on a bass drum. Using digital fabrication, microcontroller programming, and custom mechanical components, Ross Wightman has created an instrument that blends acoustic resonance with robotic precision, producing intricate microtonal textures and complex rhythmic… Continue reading

[March 24] Alex Chechile: On the Sensations of Tone

Harvestworks is pleased to partner with Experimental Intermedia to present Alex Chechile in a performance exploring the psychoacoustics of spectrally complex difference tones. Drawing from his research on auditory perception, Chechile will perform works from his On the Sensations of Tone series, investigating the spatial depth of tones generated within the ear and their… Continue reading

[March 1] TIP Master Class #2 with Chloe Alexandra Thompson

Chloe Alexandra Thompson will discuss her artistic practice, which draws from a background in sculpture, installation, poetry, sound art, performance, and technology. Her talk will focus on the value of thoughtfulness when integrating technology and exploring interactive and networked approaches to making work—emphasizing the “why” rather than the “what.” This… Continue reading