Harvestworks Inc (Harvestworks Digital Media Arts Center)

Spearheaded by the29.art (a collective of women working in the arts), GetOutTheVOTE.art is an artist made website promoting voting this November and beyond, getting people registered to vote, highlighting issues on the ballots, printing postcards, ... We will be partnering with FieldTeam6.org. The majority of the funding will go directly into printing postcards and posters.

**ABOVE ARTWORK DONATED BY MARILYN MINTER

Contributing artists: Kathy Brew & Tony Fradkin, Lyndell Brookhouse-Gil, Liz Canner, Julia Durgee, Lynn Festa, Carl George, Julia Heyward, Vandana Jain, Pamela Lawton, Phoebe Legere, Mela London, Stefani Mar, Marilyn Minter, Karen Moss, Helen Oji, Joyce Raimondo, Virginia Reath, Christy Rupp & Abby Goldstein, Susan Salinger, Tony Whitfield, Doug Wright.

Thank you HarvestWorks for partnering with us!

Lila Zemborain and Anna Thérèse Witenberg !

KATHY BREW is an award-winning independent video maker whose experience spans independent documentaries to experimental work and public television productions. Her films have been featured in international film festivals in New York, Edinburgh, London, Cannes, Montreal, and Los Angeles, as well as at major museums and organizations such as the Metropolitan Museum of Art and the Museum of Modern Art in New York, the United Nations, Harvard University, and museums in Paris, Berlin, Munich, Frankfurt, Rome, and Tokyo.

Brew was a faculty member in the MFA Art Practice Department (low-residency program) at the School of Visual Arts. She has also taught at the Graduate Department of Media Studies and Film at the New School, NYU’s Interactive Telecommunications Program (ITP), SVA’s MFA Computer Arts department, the Mason Gross School of the Arts at Rutgers University, and for Pratt Manhattan.

Her writing on media and contemporary art can be found in Women, Art, and Technology published by MIT Press, The Brooklyn Rail, Documentary Magazine, World Art, Civilization, High Performance, Shift, the San Francisco Bay Guardian, San Francisco Focus, and Artcoast. For several years, she conducted live on-air interviews with artists for KPFA (non-commercial/Pacifica) Radio’s program Bay Area Arts.

Brew has served on the Mayor's New Media Subcommittee on Digital Arts and Culture, the Steering Committee/Board of Advisors of New York New Media Association's Art and Culture Special Interest Group, a panelist for the New York State Council on the Art's Electronic Media and Film program, and on the Curatorial Committee of Eyebeam Atelier as the Exhibition Director for Beta Launch, the first exhibition of work coming out of Eyebeam’s artist-in-residence program. She served as a nominator and panelist for the Rockefeller Media Arts fellowships and on other panels and screening committees.

Other artists and poets included in the show: Kathy Brew, Yoshiko Chuma, Martha Edelheit, Michelle Handelman, Julia Heyward, jennifer jazz, Pamela Lawton, Stefani Mar, Aline Mare, Lucia Maria Minervini, Helen Oji, Janet Panetta, Jeanne Quinn, Melinda Ring, Felice Rosser, Lynne Sachs, Susan Salinger, MM Serra, Shelly Silver, Pamela Sneed, and Lila Zemborain.

Our goal is to raise at least $3000 to cover expenses. Your donation through Harvestworks will be tax deductible and greatly appreciated.

The artists' in this show are members of the29.art. We started as an art experiment, to explore power structures that grant access - to money, exposure, a voice in the art world, and entry into the global art market – and to create opportunities for self-identified women working in the arts. It is a group of more than 29, well-established, mid-career, and emerging artists, diverse in practice, medium, age, ethnicities, and backgrounds.

Harvestworks Inc was founded as a not-for-profit organization by artists in 1977, Harvestworks has helped a generation of artists create new works using technology. Our mission is to support the creation and presentation of art works achieved through the use of new and evolving technologies. Our goals are to create an environment where artists can make work inspired and achieved by electronic media; to create a responsive public context for the appreciation and understanding of new work by presenting the finished works; and to bring together innovative practitioners from all branches of the arts collaborating in the use of electronic media. We assist with commissions and residencies, production services, education and information programs, and the presentation and distribution of their work.