
Date
Jun 21 to Jun 22
All Day
This event is free to attend, no ticket necessary.
Ways of Getting There
Ways of Getting There is an immersive sound installation featuring music by Baxter Ellard and Solomon Hendrix. Exploring patterns of growth and evolution across organic and inorganic systems, this piece invites reflection on how human structures—emotional, cultural, political, and social—mirror the same cycles of change found in ecosystems, environments, and stars.
This piece will play on a continuous loop throughout Saturday and Sunday. We invite you to step into the experience, interact with the sound, and inhabit a space designed in collaboration with Susan Mendoza of the Chi Hive, featuring contributions from other local artists.
Part of Deep Water Lab, an initiative supporting local early career artists.
Date
Jun 21 to Jun 22
All Day
This event is free to attend, no ticket necessary.
Featuring

Baxter Ellard
Baxter Ellard is a musician, sound designer, and audio engineer. Working out of his apartment and a studio in Brooklyn, he writes and records his own songs and creates sound collages primarily using field recordings captured on his phone, assembling them on his laptop wherever he goes. You can find some of his work at baxtur.bandcamp.com.

Susan Mendoza
Certified Ayurvedic Health and Wellness Coach, Mindfulness Meditation Teacher, Reiki Practitioner, Movement Teacher, Professional Actor & Dancer. Owner, Chi Hive Gym & Wellness, Lilypunk Media LLC, and Founder of Catskill Wellness & Recovery 501c3. Susan has been performing for over 40 years, (film, stage, TV, Radio) and absolutely loves working with and mentoring youth.

Solomon Hendrix
Solomon Hendrix is a musician (theantarcticsun.bandcamp.com), macro photographer (flickr.com/photos/theantarcticsun), and PhD student at the University of Arizona studying entomology (researchgate.net/profile/Solomon-Hendrix). With a passion for the interdisciplinary, he has utilized his study of wildlife and natural history to inform his art and vice versa. Past projects include using insect bioacoustics to create songs, creating scores for colleague’s art films, and developing photographic field guides and posters for academic outreach.
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