SCHEDULE of EVENTS: ROBOSONIC ECLECTIC: LIVE MUSIC BY ROBOTS AND HUMANS :: Thurs - Sat, May 31 - June 2 at 8:00 pm · $20 · 3LD: 80 Greenwich St. @ Rector.

A concert series consisting entirely of works commissioned for LEMUR’s musical robots. The series will feature live pieces by composer/performers John Flansburgh and John Linnell (They Might Be Giants); J.G. Thirlwell (Foetus); Morton Subotnick; and George Lewis,; along with pieces for solo robots by R. Luke DuBois, and Brendan Adamson. (The same program will be performed on each of the three nights.) FOR TICKETS VISIT: www.brownpapertickets.com.

SENSORS & GESTURES: Sunday, June 3 at 8:00 pm · $20 · 3LD: 80 Greenwich St. @ Rector.

North American premier of the SSS trio (Atau Tanaka, Cecile Babiole, and Laurent Dailleau) performing visual music with sensors and gestures, along with the audio-visual electronic trio Fair Use (Luke DuBois, Matthew Ostrowski, and Zach Layton), multi-instrumentalist and sound artist Miguel Frasconi, and a new video work by American composer, saxophonist, and flutist Henry Threadgill. Presented by Harvestworks. FOR TICKETS VISIT: www.brownpapertickets.com/event/15623

ELECTRONICS & VIRTUOSITY: Monday, June 4 at 8:00 pm · $20 · 3LD: 80 Greenwich St. @ Rector.

Performances by virtuosi and electronics, including Montreal-based Lori Freedman, clarinet; New York-based Mari Kimura, violin, and Kinan Azmeh, clarinet; Australia-based Michael Atherton and Garth Paine, flute and didgeribone (a slide didgeridoo); and a new music/video work by Paris-based composer Marc Battier and artist Ramuntcho Matta. Presented by the Electronic Music Foundation. FOR TICKETS VISIT: www.brownpapertickets.com

HISS, CRACKLE, AND LIGHT: Tuesday, June 5 at 8:00 pm · $20 · 3LD: 80 Greenwich St. @ Rector.

Electronic sound and video with sonic environmentalist Anne Wellmer in collaboration with live video artist and musician Adam Kendall; interactive sound-art and live cinema by NoiseFold (David Stout and Cory Metcalf); Bay Area electronic performer Elise Baldwin; and video artist Leslie Thornton. Supported by the Gaudeamus Foundation. FOR TICKETS VISIT: www.brownpapertickets.com

VIDEO SYNTHESIS PERFORMANCE: Wednesday, June 6 at 8:00 pm · $15 at the door (Harvestworks and DTW members, students, and seniors $10) · Roulette: 20 Greene st. (btwn Canal and Grand).

A live audio and video performance of solos and duos by Andrew Deutsch, Stephen Vitiello, Tammy Brackett, and Peer Bode (via cellphone from China). This performance is part of Video Synthesis: an Interactive Exhibition, a show outlining the history of live video synthesis. Presented by The Institute of Electronic Art in cooperation with the School of Art and Design at Alfred University. TICKETS @ THE DOOR

NEW INTERFACES FOR MUSICAL EXPRESSION (NIME 2007): THURS. JUNE 7, 6:30 PM; FRI. JUNE 8 AND SAT. JUNE 9, 7 :00 PM · $15 :: Frederick Loewe Theater: 35 W. 4th St.

A series of performances featuring selected works by NIME 2007 conference participants. The June 8 concert will highlight works commissioned for pianist Kathleen Supové and violinist Todd Reynolds. TICKETS @ THE DOOR.

NIME @ NITE: June 7-9 at 8:00 pm · $15 :: Over 20 performances at various clubs in Manhattan and Brooklyn. Check www.NIME2007.org for details. TICKETS @ THE DOOR.

COLUMBIA DAY: Sunday, June 10 noon to 10:00 pm · FREE :: CMC: 632 W. 125th St.

Columbia University Elecronic Music Studio birthday celebration Day exhibitions, workshops and concerts by the Princeton Networked Laptop Orchestra (Plork) and others.

The New York Electronic Art Festival is produced by Harvestworks, the New York University Music Technology Program, and LEMUR: League of Electronic Musical Urban Robots, with support from New York University’s Interactive Telecommunications Program, Eyebeam Art and Technology Center, the Columbia University Computer Music Center, Roulette, Electronic Music Foundation, 3LD Art and Technology Center, Lower Manhattan Cultural Council, and the Institute of Electronic Art.