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2024 SPONSORED PROJECTS

Commissioned Works/Special Projects is our program offering financial and
administrative assistance to individual artists. We act as a fiscal agent for
those artists applying for grants from federal and state programs and private
foundations. Through this program we help develop collaborative projects between
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2024 SPONSORED PROJECTS

Commissioned Works/Special Projects is our program offering financial and
administrative assistance to individual artists. We act as a fiscal agent for
those artists applying for grants from federal and state programs and private
foundations. Through this program we help develop collaborative projects between
artists and assist with the presentation of...


[FEB 3] COLOR, LIGHT, MOTION EPISODE 22 WITH IVANA DAMA: FROM ZERO TO INFINITY:
OTTO PIENE, ZERO GROUP, AND THEIR LEGACY ON TODAY’S ART

With featured artist Ivana Dama, a multi-media artist whose work explores the
connection between sound, memory, and experience via audiovisual installation,
robotics, music performance, and more. February 3rd, 2024 at 10:00am PST //
1:00pm EST ONLINE: Register Here COLOR, LIGHT, MOTION is an online series
featuring media artists, scholars and educators in...


2024 NEW WORKS ARTIST RESIDENCIES

The Harvestworks New Works is pleased to announce our 2024 recipients. The
recipients are commissioned to create a new work in the Harvestworks TEAM
(Technology, Engineering, Art and Music) Lab. The applications were reviewed by
Seth Cluett, Composer, Director of the Computer Music Center and Assistant
Director of the Sound...


[JAN 27, FEB 3, & FEB 10] TIP MASTER CLASS #2 WITH BOB BELLERUE: EXPERIMENTAL
SOUND PRACTICES

In this workshop, we will talk through various approaches to making a “signal
chain” from ideas to audiences to archives.  Starting from an up-close
demonstration of Bob’s setup for performances, we will discuss his approach to
multidimensional sound using his core working tools of the matrix mixer,
microphones / contact...


TECHNOLOGY IMMERSION PROGRAM 2024

Harvestworks is pleased to announce the 2024 Technology Immersion Program (TIP)
for these Artists who have a passion for learning the tools of digital media but
do not have the research, training and  equipment necessary to produce artworks
in this medium.  Artist were selected by Carol Parkinson, Executive Director,
Harvestworks and Heidi...


[ DEC 4 – ONLINE ] PETER D’AGOSTINO: WORLD-WIDE-WALKS @ 50 (1973-2023) FOCUSING
ON CLIMATE AND NUCLEAR RELATED VIDEO INSTALLATIONS.

Harvestworks Digital Arts Center presents a selection of Peter d’Agostino’s
climate and nuclear related video installations to coincide with COP 28, the UN
Climate Change Conference. Withinthis realm of broad global concerns, the
Doomsday Clock has been set annually since 1947 bythe Bulletin of the Atomic
Scientists, based upon threats...
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2024 SPONSORED PROJECTS

  By webmaster SponsoredProject

Commissioned Works/Special Projects is our program offering financial and
administrative assistance to individual artists. We act as a fiscal agent for
those artists applying for grants from federal and state programs and private
foundations. Through this program we help develop collaborative projects between
artists and assist with the presentation of… Continue reading




[FEB 3] COLOR, LIGHT, MOTION EPISODE 22 WITH IVANA DAMA: FROM ZERO TO INFINITY:
OTTO PIENE, ZERO GROUP, AND THEIR LEGACY ON TODAY’S ART

  By webmaster Events, Happening Now

With featured artist Ivana Dama, a multi-media artist whose work explores the
connection between sound, memory, and experience via audiovisual installation,
robotics, music performance, and more. February 3rd, 2024 at 10:00am PST //
1:00pm EST ONLINE: Register Here COLOR, LIGHT, MOTION is an online series
featuring media artists, scholars and educators in… Continue reading

Tagged   Color Light Motion, David Bermant Foundation, Marco Pinter


2024 NEW WORKS ARTIST RESIDENCIES

  By webmaster Residencies

The Harvestworks New Works is pleased to announce our 2024 recipients. The
recipients are commissioned to create a new work in the Harvestworks TEAM
(Technology, Engineering, Art and Music) Lab. The applications were reviewed by
Seth Cluett, Composer, Director of the Computer Music Center and Assistant
Director of the Sound… Continue reading




[JAN 27, FEB 3, & FEB 10] TIP MASTER CLASS #2 WITH BOB BELLERUE: EXPERIMENTAL
SOUND PRACTICES

  By webmaster Events, Happening Now, Technology Immersion Program

In this workshop, we will talk through various approaches to making a “signal
chain” from ideas to audiences to archives.  Starting from an up-close
demonstration of Bob’s setup for performances, we will discuss his approach to
multidimensional sound using his core working tools of the matrix mixer,
microphones / contact… Continue reading




TECHNOLOGY IMMERSION PROGRAM 2024

  By webmaster Blog, Events, Technology Immersion Program

Harvestworks is pleased to announce the 2024 Technology Immersion Program (TIP)
for these Artists who have a passion for learning the tools of digital media but
do not have the research, training and  equipment necessary to produce artworks
in this medium.  Artist were selected by Carol Parkinson, Executive Director,
Harvestworks and Heidi… Continue reading

Tagged   Art and Technology, scholarship, technology immersion


[ DEC 4 – ONLINE ] PETER D’AGOSTINO: WORLD-WIDE-WALKS @ 50 (1973-2023) FOCUSING
ON CLIMATE AND NUCLEAR RELATED VIDEO INSTALLATIONS.

  By Carol Parkinson Events, Happening Now

Harvestworks Digital Arts Center presents a selection of Peter d’Agostino’s
climate and nuclear related video installations to coincide with COP 28, the UN
Climate Change Conference. Withinthis realm of broad global concerns, the
Doomsday Clock has been set annually since 1947 bythe Bulletin of the Atomic
Scientists, based upon threats… Continue reading

Tagged   COP 28, video installation


[JAN 20] TIP MASTER CLASS #1 WITH MARI KIMURA AND THE MUGIC® SENSOR

  By webmaster Events, Technology Immersion Program

Guggenheim award-winning composer/violinist, educator/entrepreneur Mari Kimura
will give talk about her work and the evolution of the of MUGIC®, a WIFI motion
sensor designed for musicians, performers, dancers and beyond. Mari will
demonstrate how MUGIC® works in many situations, as well as perform works she
wrote using MUGIC®.  The commercial… Continue reading





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 * ABOUT HARVESTWORKS
   
   
   Harvestworks’ mission is to present experimental artworks created in
   collaboration with our Technology, Engineering, Art and Music (TEAM) Lab. The
   Harvestworks T.E.A.M Lab supports the creation of art works achieved through
   the use of new and evolving technologies and provides an environment for
   experimentation with project consultants, technicians, instructors and
   innovative practitioners in all branches of the electronic arts. Our programs
   are made possible with funds from New York State Council on the Arts with the
   support of Governor Kathy Hochul and the New York State Legislature, the
   National Endowment for the Arts, the NYC Dept. of Cultural Affairs in
   partnership with the City Council, Aaron Copland Fund for Music, mediaThe
   foundation, inc., The David and Sylvia Teitelbaum Fund, Inc., The Andy Warhol
   Foundation for the Visual Arts, New Music USA’s NYC New Music Impact Fund
   made possible by the Scherman Foundation’s Katharine S and Axel G Rosin Fund,
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   Foundation, the Edwards Foundation Arts Fund, Bloomberg Philanthropies,
   Support from the Henry Luce Foundation, the Willem de Kooning Foundation, and
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   Friends of Harvestworks.

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