This annual festival, which explores creative manifestations of technology through concerts and exhibitions of digital art and music, will feature concerts in Haggin Auditorium; an off-campus concert at Al’s Bar; and multimedia gallery exhibits and installations in the Morlan Gallery and the online Studio 300 BYTE Gallery. Artists and musicians from Lexington and beyond will be represented throughout the submission-based programming, which includes a range of categories from electro-acoustic music, video music and late night club electro music, to digital performance, animation, and interactive web art. More details and a schedule will be available at studio300.transy.edu/.
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