Previous Event Archive

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January 25 through March 5, 2008 at the Mark Potter Gallery in Watertown, CT.

Recent graduates of three regional master's programs: RPI, The College of Saint Rose, and SUNY Albany.

Kicking off the Official Unofficial Troy Night Out Afterparty

Opening Reception 7-10PM.

New media theorist Brian Holmes kicks off the series "Art & Islam: Electronic Representations and Local Communities".

An exhibition of work by Ken Ragsdale

Join us for the public presentation of a new sound work created during the artist's 2007 iEAR residency sponsored by the New York State Council on the Arts.

Presented by the Albany Sonic Arts Collective

Cameroonian director Osvalde Lewat-Hallade will introduce her film "A Love During the War".

at PS1 MOMA

Gallery exhibition February 25 through March 2, 2008.

Screening of MFA thesis film "The Juche Idea" (62 min, 2008).

A multi-media inter-species fairytale inspired by the performative behavior of animals and insects.

MFA Thesis Presentation.  Opening reception March 3, 2008 at 6:00PM.  Presentation at 6:30PM.

The Society for a Subliminal State's first annual members party.

Iraqi Artist Becomes Virtual Jihadi in RPI visit

If you haven’t already, please consider attending the Saratoga County Arts Council’s Arts on the Edge event on Saturday, March 15th from 6-9pm at the Arts Center, 320 Broadway, Saratoga Sp

The Artist's Guide to Useful Technology is a two-year project of workshops, symposia, consultations, tutorials and problem-solving forums taught by the Harvestworks staff at art and music centers around New York State.

a benefit auction with Capital Region artists

Join us for the public presentation of a new sound work created during the artist's 2007 iEAR residency sponsored by the New York State Council on the Arts.

Art Show and Screening - Reclaiming the Pieces. Exhibit runs March 28 (one day only. Screening Times 5:30pm, 7pm, 7:30pm, 8pm, 8:30pm; Reception 6pm.

An Art and Culture Talk Program

Screening of film "Eye of the Day" and short presentation on the Single Shot Cinema method.

Part of the Sanctuary-in-Exile Art, Freedom, Democracy Series at Christ Church

Leonard Retel Helmrich has given workshops to lecture his "single-shot cinema" theory all over the world, a method to carefully compare film history with the history of other forms of art, like painting, sculpture, a

Presented by Alum Bob Gluck (MFA, 2001)

Music + Food + Drink

The Mamadou Diabate Ensemble performs live.

The 12th annual traveling show of the New York African Film Festival winds it way to Troy, NY.

The 12th annual traveling show of the New York African Film Festival winds it way to Troy, NY.

Selected works by RPI undergraduates in Electronic Media, Arts, and Communication

Event cancelled.

BioArt presentation by Adam Zaretsky and Kathy High.

Celebrate Troy Night Out! Last Friday of every month.

Shawn Lawson presents the (De)Construction series as a solo exhibition Stereo-Lucidity at Dusk Gallery in Troy, NY.

MFA grad student Todd Chandler part of year-long group exhibit at MASS MoCA.

Documentary (37 minutes) co-produced, directed and edited by Andrew Lynn (MFA grad).

MFA work investigates the relationship between past and present, imagination and despair, creating particular electronic pathways for future movements.

Experimental films and videos and music videos from Philadelphia.

The Upstate Artist Guild event features Ph.D candidate Mike Bullock.

Video screening plus special performance by Miss Reading and Miss Recognition

Inaugural "PLUGGED IN" electronic arts festival on view through the end of the month.

A collaborative project by Olivia Robinson, Josh MacPhee, and Dara Greenwald

Jesse P. Karlsberg (MFA 2006) invites one and all to a large Sacred Harp All Day Singing

MFA alum Penny Lane, and Co-Director/Co-Producer Annmarie Lanesey, announce local premiere of Mame Faye film.

A concert of works by Harley Gaber, Tom Hamilton, and Karl Korte

Come see this presentation by Olivia Robinson and Daniela Kostova entitled Waste to Work, which transforms our everyday sweat into powerful energy that promises to surprise and illuminate you!

A one-night screening event, followed by a Q&A with the filmmakers.

A fleet of seven intricately crafted boats fashioned out of scrap wood and other salvaged materials, will give it's inaugural performance before beginning its voyage down the Hudson River from Troy, NY to Deitch Studios in Long Island City, Queens.

Other artists with Mike include: Vic Rawlings (cello, electronics) - Somerville MA; Andrew Lafkas (contrabass) - Queens; and Bryan Eubanks (electronics) - Brooklyn

Exploring the complexities and dubious nature of visual expression and vocal utterance, CONTRANYM will present how language is dependent on the dualities of silence and absence, presence and matter.

A Create @ iEAR Residency presentation.

The rest of 2008 is packed full of events and performances from artists of the Deep Listening Institute.  September features a number of events on both the East & West Coasts.

A group exhibition which probes the empty, vacant, and vacuous nature of a world full of things where perception and the direct experience of real-life are blurred by the dense atmosphere of media, consumption, and entertainment.

An exciting new musical and multimedia work for an octet of Chinese and Western instruments, video projections, and real time digital audio processing.

Media artist and theorist Jordan Crandall will present alecture/performance for the Fall 2008 iEAR Presents! Series Out of Time.

An international art exhibition for robotic art and art-making robots, September 19th to 21st, 2008

A multi-media inter-species fairytale combining video, sound, live music and aerial movement.  Exhibit 5-7:45pm.

Chronicling 50 years of the cultural productions of social movements, Dara Greenwald and Josh MacPhee have curated over 600 posters, prints, photographs, moving images, audio clips, and other ephemera from over 30 countries.

Bob Gluck Trio explores music of the Herbie Hancock Mwandishi Band

Part of the Fall 2008 iEAR Presents! Series Out of Time, Rokeby's video installtion "Machine for Taking Time" will be on exhibit September 24-October 17, 2008.

Human Rights Watch's International Film Festival has become a leading venue for distinguished fiction, documentary and animated films and videos with a distinctive human rights theme.

Other performing artists include Aaron Phillip Tate and Twilight of the Century.

Planned shows include The Martinez Gallery, Salena Gallery and the George Marshall Store Gallery

Show will include some solo laptop pieces, pieces for violin and piano separately with computer, and together acoustically, and a trio for flute, harp and percussion

Digital media theorist, Wendy Hui Kyong Chun, will present a guest lecture for the Fall 2008 iEAR Presents! Series Out of Time.  Co-sponsored by EMPAC.

Electroacoustic Concert premiered in three dimensional surround sound technology

New Music Performance featuring works by Frederic Rzewski and Pauline Oliveros.  Part of the Fall 2008 iEAR Presents! Series Out of Time.

The real world of the Tintinnabulate improvisation ensemble and the virtual world of Avatar Orchestra Metaverse in Second Life meet in EMPAC

Catch his newest installation Platform at Monkeytown in Brooklyn - Part of the Continuity exhibit

A public exhibition of both works-in-progress and finished pieces.  Installations and gallery viewing 5-9pm.  Auditorium show and live performances begin 7pm.

Telematic Drum Circle project at SIGGRAPH ASIA 2008 in Singapore December 11 - 13, 2008.