Harvestworks

Found­ed as a not-for-prof­it orga­ni­za­tion by artists in 1977, Har­vest­works has helped a gen­er­a­tion of artists cre­ate new works using tech­nol­o­gy through their mis­sion to sup­port the cre­ation and pre­sen­ta­tion of art works achieved using new and evolv­ing tech­nolo­gies. The Har­vest­works Art and Tech­nol­o­gy Pro­gram on Gov­er­nors Island is cen­tered on art works cre­at­ed at the inter­sec­tion of art and tech­nol­o­gy. Har­vest­works presents dig­i­tal media and code-based art exhi­bi­tions, pub­lic work­shops and artists talks. The pro­gram pro­vides exhi­bi­tion oppor­tu­ni­ties to con­tem­po­rary elec­tron­ic media artists and edu­cates the pub­lic about new tech­nol­o­gy and how artists use it for artis­tic expression.

On View

Time Based Art: Space and Time in Tune, May 17-August 24
The art­works in this group show are inspired by the earth, sea and space. Select­ed by the Har­vest­works arts com­mit­tee and the Exec­u­tive Direc­tor Car­ol Parkin­son, the works explore the sense of expand­ed time through mul­ti­ple chan­nel sound and video, arti­fi­cial intel­li­gence and nau­ti­cal instru­ments. Fea­tur­ing works by Nick Brooke; Jil­lian Mac­Don­ald; Rebekkah Palov; Mered­ith Leich, Stephen Vitiel­lo and Ash Eliza Williams aka ​“The Sens­ing Lab;” and Laeti­tia Sonami.