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[Work-in-progress] Sonic Cyberfeminisms X by Annie Goh

Harvestworks Announces 2026 Artist in Residence and Technology Immersion Program Cohort

[Jan 15] LIVE PERFORMANCE: Public Intimacy by Sylvain Souklaye

[Work-in-progress] Sonic Cyberfeminisms X by Annie Goh

In this work-in-progress presentation, Annie Goh will introduce two intersecting projects: Sonic Cyberfeminisms and GenDyTrouble: CyberFeminist Computer Music*. Sonic Cyberfeminisms is an ongoing collaborative, multi-modal research project initiated in 2015. Its most recent formation is a forthcoming co-authored monograph with Marie Thompson (Goldsmiths Press, 2027). The project asks: What might cyberfeminism — with its...

Harvestworks Announces 2026 Artist in Residence and Technology Immersion Program Cohort

Harvestworks is excited to announce the 2026 AIR and TIP recipients. These artists have been commissioned to develop innovative projects in the Harvestworks TEAM (Technology, Engineering, Art, and Music) Lab. This year’s selections were made by a jury including Salome Asega (Director of NEW INC), Elliott Sharp (composer, performer, and...

[Jan 15] LIVE PERFORMANCE: Public Intimacy by Sylvain Souklaye

Public Intimacy is a motion- and site-specific sonic experience that reimagines the relationship between sound, space, and human presence through spatial audio techniques. By capturing and manipulating live environmental sounds, bodily movements, and architectural acoustics, the project examines how sonic hierarchies dictate spatial and social interactions based on the politics...

[Work-in-progress] Sonic Cyberfeminisms X by Annie Goh

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In this work-in-progress presentation, Annie Goh will introduce two intersecting projects: Sonic Cyberfeminisms and GenDyTrouble: CyberFeminist Computer Music*. Sonic Cyberfeminisms is an ongoing collaborative, multi-modal research project initiated in 2015. Its most recent formation is a forthcoming co-authored monograph with Marie Thompson (Goldsmiths Press, 2027). The project asks: What might cyberfeminism — with its… Continue reading

Harvestworks Announces 2026 Artist in Residence and Technology Immersion Program Cohort

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Harvestworks is excited to announce the 2026 AIR and TIP recipients. These artists have been commissioned to develop innovative projects in the Harvestworks TEAM (Technology, Engineering, Art, and Music) Lab. This year’s selections were made by a jury including Salome Asega (Director of NEW INC), Elliott Sharp (composer, performer, and… Continue reading

A Message from Carol Parkinson to the Harvestworks Community

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Dear Harvestworks Community, In November 2025, I will be transitioning out of the Executive Director position (retiring after 37 years of service!) and moving on to the Board of Directors and special projects at the organization. I’m pleased to announce that Ivana Dama will step into the role of Interim… Continue reading

[Jan 15] LIVE PERFORMANCE: Public Intimacy by Sylvain Souklaye

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Public Intimacy is a motion- and site-specific sonic experience that reimagines the relationship between sound, space, and human presence through spatial audio techniques. By capturing and manipulating live environmental sounds, bodily movements, and architectural acoustics, the project examines how sonic hierarchies dictate spatial and social interactions based on the politics… Continue reading

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