Technē: Institute for Arts and Emerging Technologies

We are very excited to be involved with this festival for another year! There are numerous events to attend, pick a few and check it out!

Indeterminacy Festival The Indeterminacy Festival is a Buffalo-based project which will take place on May 15-21. Large-scale immersive performances will be hosted inside the grain silos at Silo City on May 19th+20th.

The project brings together choreographers, dancers, musicians, lighting and set designers, all of whom are collaborating on the creation of a group work which will be hosted inside a series of handmade inflatable arenas. The festival will host workshops, lectures, a curated film series, and a handbook generated by local and visiting artists. The project will go on tour to local communities around the country to generate conversation around the theme of uncertainty.

Vincent O'Neill closes out our Recirculation Café with his performance of selections from James Joyce's "Ulysses."

Derek Pyle now leading his workshop, "Poets, Chart Toppers, and Weridos: Setting Finnegans Wake to Music."

Jonathan Reeve presenting his workshop "Introduction to Semantic and Computational Analysis of Ulysses."

Techne Director Franck Bauchard, taking part of the reading community in French!

Artist Christian Giriat has arrived and already working with our team on final technical preparations! Come read with us, sign up link in bio!

Preparations with our fantastic volunteer readers and staff! Register to join us as a reader, link in bio!

Event tackles ‘Finnegans Wake’ with reading, Joyce-related activities UB’s Techne Institute for Art and Emerging Technologies is looking for faculty, staff, students and other Western New Yorkers to take part in a free, one-of-a-kind event on Nov. 1 that will explore James Joyce’s legendary work “Finnegans Wake.”

Our event features free public workshops and concerts in the Cafe, while the reading space is private for those who are registered readers! Sign up today! Link in bio