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
Mobile devices are often underrated as potential hardware solutions for multimedia projects, yet they come equipped with a powerful suite of tools—all accessible simply by owning a smartphone from the last decade and a half. These include a camera, microphone, accelerometer, gyroscope, compass, GPS, touchscreen, speaker and audio output, real-time… Continue reading
Yuting Tao is a media artist, educator, and learning design researcher dedicated to making innovation education more accessible. With a background in Design Media Arts from UCLA and currently pursuing graduate studies at Harvard Graduate School of Education, she combines art, technology, and pedagogy to design transformative learning experiences. In her… Continue reading
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
In this workshop, Liz Phillips will demonstrate the use of Mugic Sensors, developed by Mari Kimura, in combination with EmissionControl2—a software developed by Curtis Roads for sound synthesis and composition—exploring its potential for dynamic control and interaction in her new work. 📢 Getting Started with EmissionControl2 Software🗓 DATE & TIME: Saturday, April… Continue reading
Kyle Luntz is a Brooklyn-based artist who deals with time, emergent phenomena, illusion and memory in his multimedia installations. He makes generative audio-visual compositions which are altered by the presence and actions of participants. Using sound, light, acoustics, feedback systems, sensors and robotics, his work crosses spatial and temporal dynamics,… Continue reading
Harvestworks is pleased to announce the 2025 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
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
Artificial Intelligence has disrupted the creative world and artists need to understand how it works and its risks and benefits. In this easily accessible introductory workshop we take the hype out of the process discussing growing trends and artistic practice, culminating in a hands-on group project. This special workshop is directed… Continue reading
Harvestworks Art and Technology Program presents The Pond, a 2- channel video, 4-channel audio installation by artists Meredith Leich, Stephen Vitiello, and Ash Eliza Williams, in the exhibition A Sense of Time in Art and Tech. The Pond was conceived and produced at the Mountain Lake Biological Station, by artists… Continue reading
