Previous Event Archive

Graduate student Wil Lindsay will present his MFA Thesis Show.

iEAR Studios, in collaboration with Harvestworks Interactive Music Workshops, is pleased to sponsor a free MAX/MSP/Jitter workshop. Enrollment is limited and reservations are required.

A Create @ iEAR New Music Residency lecture / presentation.

Graduate student Dara Greenwald will present her MFA Thesis show from 6-8PM at 51 3rd Street, Troy, NY 12180.

RESCHEDULED TO MONDAY March 19 -- Graduate student Boryana Rossa will present her MFA Thesis Show as part of the International Women's Day Art Show.

Images of transient pleasure-seeking, entertainment, and alternative realities fill West Hall Gallery.

The longest-running, premiere showcase for international non-fiction media in the U.S. returns to the Capital District. (First of three nights.) Featured image from "El Inmigrante" 2005. 90 min. (U.S./Mexico)

The longest-running, premiere showcase for international non-fiction media in the U.S. returns to the Capital District. (Second of three nights.) Featured image from "China Blue" 2005. 88 min. (U.S./China) NY Premiere

The longest-running, premiere showcase for international non-fiction media in the U.S. returns to the Capital District. (Third of three nights.) Featured image from "Shooting Under Fire" 2005. 72 min. (Germany/Israel/Palestine)

TimeWorks (A Study of Time and Motion Through a Historical Lens). Opening reception, April 6 from 5-9PM at eba Gallery.

Halter’s lecture presentation unveils the deep, dark ways in which our most profitable form of entertainment gets us ready for war.

Annie Sprinkle and Elizabeth Stephens bring their "Love Art Lab" to the Capital District. (Rescheduled from 2/14/07.)

The Martinez gallery celebrates its Sixth Anniversary with an exhibition titled "Urbanities" featuring the works of Caren Canier (Faculty member, Department of the Arts, Rensselaer.

A variety of bio-art documentation to extend public understanding of what the dimensions of art/science collaboration field are. Curated by Boryana Rossa.

A Create @ iEAR New Music Residency Presentation.

The JR-SR EMAC - EART Exhibition at the Arts Center of the Capital Region has been extended through April 27, until 9pm.

See troynight

(Stephan Moore and Scott Smallwood) come back to celebrate the release of their wild new DVD entitled IRIS.

The trio performs in the ArtSounds concert series in Saratoga.

This festival showcases a neglected part of international film culture and supports African films overlooked by distributors but which are deserving of larger audiences.

ANNOUNCING the RPI Spring Graduate Student Show Sunday May 6, 5:30-9:30 PM "We Have DARPA Funding, Get in the Van" West Hall RPI Campus (Federal & 8th Streets) Troy, NY Free & open to the public, Please join us!

Two In One Exhibition and Music Party, curated by Boryana Rossa

This festival showcases a neglected part of international film culture and supports African films overlooked by distributors but which are deserving of larger audiences.

Chris Cogburn, percussion (Austin, TX) Liz Tonne, voice (Greenfield, MA)

Community Skill Share

NYEAF's premiere event focuses on eight digital artists who explore the poetics of sound and image/light through electronic media

Neil and ensemble perform Plays Well With Others and Requiem Songs.

This festival showcases a neglected part of international film culture and supports African films overlooked by distributors but which are deserving of larger audiences.

This festival showcases a neglected part of international film culture and supports African films overlooked by distributors but which are deserving of larger audiences.

The Deep Listening Convergence Concert is the result of an unprecedented online collaboration using state-of-the-art technology among 45 Artists across three continents to form and develop new, diverse ensembles. Funded in part by the New York State Coun

An evening of metaphysical pop songs, sonic installations, and improvised electro-acoustic hullabaloo.

Artist Carrie Dashow and shape note singer Jesse Pearlman Karlsberg will bring their touring community art, video, and music project, the Subliminal History of New York State (SHNYS), to Troy this June.

The 13th Annual International Conference on Auditory Display in Montreal, Canada will present a concert featuring seven performers in four locations. The performance will webcasted: www.mcgill.ca/

Market Block Books in downtown Troy and Rensselaer's School of Humanities and Social Sciences will co-host an author's reception and book discussion with Audrey Bennett, associate professor of graphic design at Rensselaer.

What can be said about summers? The days are hot, the nights are long, the bugs wear sunglasses at all hours (something about their future), the humidity potentially jaywalks, and, most importantly, The Official Unofficial Troy Night Out Afterparty

thenumber46 and rise set twilight will be performing on Tuesday, July 3 at 7:30 PM at the Gasholder Building in Troy, NY.

Creative jazz improvisation in a relaxed club setting

Last stop of our summer tour: Saturday, July 21 (singing review at 6). Also, come to our shape note singing workshop to prepare for Saturday's show: Friday, July 20, 6-8:30, Schenectady Museum.

In cooperation with Deep Listening Institute in Kingston New York, Lincoln Center Out of Doors will host over 1000 voices to perform noted composer Pauline Oliveros’ World Wide Tuning Meditation.

Exhibition and screening in conjunction with the BioArt Initiative.

(presented by Goodship, skfl & Dr. Jenkins)

From Brooklyn: Bryan Eubanks and Andrew Lafkas From Troy and Boston: Vic Rawlings and Mike Bullock

Annual festival of undergraduate student video, animation, film and moving-image work.

A Create @ iEAR Residency presentation.

Pioneering electronic artist to appear in Troy.

The David Arner Trio performs music of the moment.

Artists operatives tackle collective intelligence

Climate Control is a series of climate-interactive electronic installations and eco-visualizations intended to address the personal detachment felt towards global climate change.

Creative improvised music, new compositions and jazz standards

Music Re-Informed by the Brain - An MFA Thesis Performance by Alex Chechile. Doors open at 6:30 PM. Performance at 7:00 PM sharp.

African music meets Western club electronica.

Show opening Saturday 10/20 from 3-6PM

An evening of three performances where artists have custom “built” their own performance tools.

The effect of evolution on chaotic or catastrophic system theories is examined through the construction of a sustainable living environment for plant systems.

Game-hacker Cory Arcangel discusses his work. Event will be webstreamed.

Hosted by Nao Bustamante and Karen Finley

David Gibson, Mary Jane Leach, Morton Feldman and Terry Riley perform various works

Selections from the longest-running, premiere showcase for international non-fiction media in the U.S.

Inspired by the artifacts and methodologies of contemporary biology, Patricia Olynyk's work combines art and biological imaging as an integrated practice to address our relationship to natural and altered environments.

EMPAC brings you an evening of Neil Rolnick's compositions.

Selections from the longest-running, premiere showcase for international non-fiction media in the U.S.

A public exhibition of both works-in-progress and finished pieces.

Selections from the longest-running, premiere showcase for international non-fiction media in the U.S.

Winter MFA Show at RPI.