The Harvestworks New Works program is excited to announce the 2025 recipients! These artists have been commissioned to develop innovative projects in the Harvestworks TEAM (Technology, Engineering, Art, and Music) Lab. The awarded artists in 2025 are: Itziar Barrio, Zorica Colic, Shawn Decker, James Lewis, Elliott Sharp, Henrik Soederstroem, Sylvain… Continue reading
The 2025 Technology Immersion Program (TIP) is a national program that offers American artists and legal US residents a 12 month professional development program for technical training in the creation of technology-based artworks and networking, performance and exhibition opportunities. Applicants will receive extensive training with our expert instructors and participate… Continue reading
The New Works and Creative Residency Program is a national program that awards contemporary American artists and legal US residents creating tech-centered sound and visual artworks a $5000 commission to produce and present a new artwork. The residencies will take place in New York City at the Harvestworks’ Technology, Engineering, Art and… Continue reading
Harvestworks is excited to announce two distinct opportunities for American artists and legal US residents to advance their practice within the realm of technology arts. These programs aim to provide technical support, training, and resources to artists working at the intersection of art and technology. Applicants may apply for only one of… Continue reading
A Special Invitation for You Harvestworks invites you to join our Sustaining Circle at the $300 level. This evening, we are pleased to honor special guest Zeena Parkins, a New York-based electro-acoustic composer and improviser and a pioneer of contemporary harp practices. Also presenting will be Eva Davidova, interdisciplinary artist… Continue reading
Satie’s “Vexation” would take over 20 hours if one follows his instruction of repeating the short, simple, sweet yet eerie piece 840 times in succession. Ai Onoda based in Tokyo has been known performing the complete piece (or as many times as possible) as a solo performer without taking a toilet… Continue reading
Tears for Lost Frequencies is a performative installation that explores our complex relationship with plastic through the act of improvisation. Our intention is to highlight plastic as a matter that cannot be separated from the “natural”: a material everywhere and becoming our “nature” and our “uninvited” collaborator. In Tears for… Continue reading
Lunar Resonance: An Interweaving of Sound, Light, and Water is a collaborative project between new media artist Xung (Sunghyun Jang) and experimental viola composer TiWen Hsu. This immersive installation combines live performance, advanced sound manipulation, and intricate visual elements to create a unique sensory experience that explores the profound interplay… Continue reading
We get stuck in our cubicles! Concert performers are confined to practice studios and concert halls, performing in cloistered spaces. They want out! Audiences feel the barriers: long travel, high prices, dress code, quiet restraint, elite cognoscenti. They want in! The Nomadic Keyboard will travel around Governors Island, where those… Continue reading
Harvestworks is pleased to present 2024 artist in residence Luc Vitk’s multichannel piece, Water Vision, for water, the visitors, and six speakers. During the presentation, the visitors will become part of the installation to interpret the piece and generate 26 minutes of water music. Location: Harvestworks Studios 596 Broadway Suite… Continue reading
