Uploaded October 2024 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Harvestworks New Waves in Art and Tech Exhibition, Governors Island 2024
This documentary serves as a record of the Harvestworks 2024 New Waves in Art and Tech exhibition, which took place as part of our Art and Technology Program on Governors Island. The group show marked the season's opening with studies in human perception through artworks that explored themes of privacy, brain-computer interfaces, climate and fungal networks, Artificial Intelligence, and the concepts of air, flying, and floating. The showcased works utilized creative technology such as audio spatialization, stochastic audio, gesture interfaces, AI, biotechnology, and simple motorized devices.
Location: Harvestworks Art and Technology Program, Building 10a, Nolan Park, Governors Island.
Judy Dunaway
AERONAUT was a site-specific installation commemorating pioneer daredevil aviator Charles K. (“Charlie”) Hamilton’s first round-trip flight between New York City and Philadelphia on June 13, 1910, which took off and returned to Governors Island. The installation featured inflated latex balloons with various sound capabilities, including resonators, strings, reeds, and ASMR stimulators.
- harvestworks.org/may-17-aug-20-aeronaut-by-judy-dunaway
About the Harvestworks Art and Technology Program on Governors Island
The Art and Technology Program on Governors Island centered on artworks created at the intersection of art and technology and formed a part of our Creative Residency and Sponsored Projects programs. The program included artists' open studios, exhibitions of digital media art, public workshops, and performances at our educational research facility in Nolan Park. The aim was to provide exhibition opportunities to electronic media artists and educate the public on how new and emerging technologies are employed in artistic expressions.
About Harvestworks (www.harvestworks.org)
Founded as a not-for-profit organization by artists in 1977, Harvestworks’ mission has been to support the creation and presentation of artworks achieved through the use of new and evolving technologies. The organization creates an environment where artists can develop work inspired and executed through electronic media, offering a public context for the appreciation of new art, and bringing together practitioners from various art forms collaborating in the use of electronic media. Harvestworks offers assistance through commissions and residencies, production services, educational programs, and the presentation and distribution of their work.
Production Team:
- Executive Director: Carol Parkinson
- Director: Ruoyao CHEN
- Cameraperson: Ruoyao CHEN
- Editor: Ruoyao CHEN
Harvestworks New Waves in Art and Tech Exhibition, Governors Island 2024
This documentary serves as a record of the Harvestworks 2024 New Waves in Art and Tech exhibition, which took place as part of our Art and Technology Program on Governors Island. The group show marked the season's opening with studies in human perception through artworks that explored themes of privacy, brain-computer interfaces, climate and fungal networks, Artificial Intelligence, and the concepts of air, flying, and floating. The showcased works utilized creative technology such as audio spatialization, stochastic audio, gesture interfaces, AI, biotechnology, and simple motorized devices.
Location: Harvestworks Art and Technology Program, Building 10a, Nolan Park, Governors Island.
Judy Dunaway
AERONAUT was a site-specific installation commemorating pioneer daredevil aviator Charles K. (“Charlie”) Hamilton’s first round-trip flight between New York City and Philadelphia on June 13, 1910, which took off and returned to Governors Island. The installation featured inflated latex balloons with various sound capabilities, including resonators, strings, reeds, and ASMR stimulators.
- harvestworks.org/may-17-aug-20-aeronaut-by-judy-dunaway
About the Harvestworks Art and Technology Program on Governors Island
The Art and Technology Program on Governors Island centered on artworks created at the intersection of art and technology and formed a part of our Creative Residency and Sponsored Projects programs. The program included artists' open studios, exhibitions of digital media art, public workshops, and performances at our educational research facility in Nolan Park. The aim was to provide exhibition opportunities to electronic media artists and educate the public on how new and emerging technologies are employed in artistic expressions.
About Harvestworks (www.harvestworks.org)
Founded as a not-for-profit organization by artists in 1977, Harvestworks’ mission has been to support the creation and presentation of artworks achieved through the use of new and evolving technologies. The organization creates an environment where artists can develop work inspired and executed through electronic media, offering a public context for the appreciation of new art, and bringing together practitioners from various art forms collaborating in the use of electronic media. Harvestworks offers assistance through commissions and residencies, production services, educational programs, and the presentation and distribution of their work.
Production Team:
- Executive Director: Carol Parkinson
- Director: Ruoyao CHEN
- Cameraperson: Ruoyao CHEN
- Editor: Ruoyao CHEN
