Aubrey Birdwell is a new media and installation artist whose practice merges post-digital aesthetics, computational processes, and media archaeology. His work explores architectures of language, disappearance, and digital decay through hybrid systems of light, code, and material. He holds an M.S. in Computer Science from Georgia Institute of Technology and a B.A. & B.S. dual […]
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An original Northwest artist with a PNW sound. Largely instrumental, Alec Estes’s music covers a broad range of moods. His current project will be looking at one of the waterways that provide Seattle with drinking water. He hopes to present that project in the winter of 2026. For now, put on some headphones and slip […]
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Mia Mulvey’s studio process investigates the environment, wonder, and material and digital technologies. Conceptually, her work addresses the recording of time, climate change, and our relationship to remote landscapes. This line of inquiry is supported by her overall creative practice and interest in the interplay between art/science and ceramics/technology. She received her MFA from Cranbrook […]
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Maia Brown is a Yiddish musician and dance-leader, writer, translator, visual artist and educator. Brown has a background in oral history and fine art, including a Watson Fellowship to study storytelling and advocacy in South Africa and the North of Ireland. She received her Masters of Fine Arts in Interdisciplinary Arts at Goddard College. She […]
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Maya Nguyen is a Vietnamese-Russian interdisciplinary artist with a focus on sound performance and diasporic making. She gathers speech fragments, urban recordings, body movements, migratory routes, sounds imitating nature sounds, and videos of daily life into open-ended compositions. These often take the shape of performance lectures, sound installations, movement works, and videos. She holds a […]
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Dayana Capulong is a Filipinx American Queer & Non Binary artist currently on unceded Duwamish/Coast Salish Land. They are a multi instrumentalist, composer, and sound designer across various mediums. Dayana was born in Queens, New York and has since lived in the Philippines and both coasts of the United States. At Emerson College in Boston, […]
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Seattle artist Jim Pridgeon has over 25 solo shows to his credit. His artwork has been displayed in museums, galleries as well as public spaces across the nation. Jim has received both private commissions and commissions to work on design teams to develop Percent-for-Art public art projects. He has been awarded many national and local […]
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Acoustic ecologist Gordon Hempton cares very deeply about quiet. As The Sound Tracker® he has circled the globe three times over the last 35 years in pursuit of Earth’s rarest nature sounds—sounds which can only be fully appreciated in the absence of manmade noise. His recordings of steadily vanishing natural soundscapes have been written about […]
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Originally from Seattle, David Brugman is based in Munich, Germany, where he works as a sustainability consultant and as a creative photographer and photo-artist. Artist Support Program 1997
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Jon Tulchin is a sound artist/improvisor and archeologist who has collaborated live or on recordings with artists such as Michael Northam, Francisco Lopez, Jeph Jerman, Mike Shannon, Steve Barsotti, Jacob Koller, Lori Ohtani, and Dale Lloyd. Jon works with contact mics, found objects, field recordings, invented acoustic & electric instruments, and turntables. Jon is interested […]
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