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Edward Shanken to speak at Institute for Systems Biology (June 16, 2014)
Dr. Timothy Weaver To Visit DXARTS Friday, March 14 (March 7, 2014)

Past Events

"Crotchets, Quavers...and Silicon Parchment," A Two-night Festival Of Interactive Art - January 24, 2014
"Crotchets, Quavers...and Silicon Parchment," A Two-night Festival Of Interactive Art - January 23, 2014

Research

if i keep recalling it, something had to change... for drums and electronics, 2022
Inanna Descending, for Ambisonic sound and variable ensemble, Ewa Trębacz (2019)
Sangjun, Yoo
Sangjun, Yoo and Daniel E Roberts
J. Anderson (2016): Ambisonics & the ATK @ DXARTS. Presented at the Pacific Northwest AES Section Meeting (Nov 2017), Seattle.
The project consists of an interactive space, based on the concept of biofeedback.
T. Lossius & J. Anderson (2016): “ATK Reaper: The Ambisonic Toolkit as JSFX plugins”, Ideas Sónicas/Sonic Ideas, vol 8, no. 16., CMMAS, Morelia, Mexico. ISSN:2317-9694. pp. 9-19
T. Lossius & J. Anderson (2016): “ATK Reaper: Una versión en Plugin JSFX del Ambisonic Toolkit”, (Traducción al Español de Lucas Samaruga) Ideas Sónicas/Sonic Ideas, año 8, no. 16., CMMAS, Morelia, Mexico. ISSN:2317-9694. pp. 20-31
Two Women, multimedia installation by Ha Na Lee
Jarmick, Martin. I'll Make Myself A Memory. Center for Digital Art & Experimental Media (DXARTS). 2015.
Partita No. 2 in Infrasound
Site Machines by Tivon Rice - Site Specific Multimedia Installation at Seattle’s Suyama Space - Live video, neon, kinetic sculpture, and sound
Convex Mirror, public art installation by Robert Twomey, South Lake Union, Seattle, (December 2013 - February 2014)
Arcade Zero by Tivon Rice - Multimedia Installation at The Seoul Museum of Art's Nanji Gallery - Real-time audio and video, kinetic sculpture, video projection, neon
Imaginary Machinescape is a sound ecosystem produced by the dialogue between the situational landscape and the interpretation that a machine makes of the environment. Through a system based on Artificial Intelligence models, this system listens, interprets, and classifies the non-human acoustic signals of the electromagnetic spectrum that an antenna captures.
s(c)ymb(al)iont, for plants, drums, lights, and computer by Murphy Janssen and Wei Yang, 2021
Corn Broom + Arduino Un0 + Piezo + Sound Amplifier
Naga by Cameron Perry Fraser - Fall 2017