Program Overview

Program Overview

The Experimental Media and Performing Arts Center (EMPAC) offers various programs, including residencies, commissions, and curated events.

Residencies

• The EKO Artist Residency is a program that allows artists to develop new audio-visual works.
  • The residency includes the use of a custom-built LED wall and a multichannel surround-sound system.
  • Artists have the opportunity to perform the premiere of their piece during the residency.

Curated Events

• EMPAC presents a variety of curated events, including music, sound, performance, and time-based visual art.
• These events are part of the center's program and are open to the public.

Research

• EMPAC also offers research opportunities, including research events and a video archive.
• The center's research areas are not explicitly stated, but they seem to be focused on experimental media and performing arts.

About the Program

• The Curtis R. Priem Experimental Media and Performing Arts Center is a venue that hosts various events and programs.
• The center has a building with multiple venues, including Studio 2, where the EKO Artist Residency took place.
• The program is curated by Johannes Goebel, among others.

Events

• The center hosts a range of events, including dance, theater, music, sound, and talks.
• These events are part of the center's program and are open to the public.

Archive

• EMPAC has an archive of past events and programs, including video recordings and other materials.
• The archive is available for research and study.