A group of people experience a new musical instrument at the 2020 Guthman Fair.

Guthman Music, Art, and Technology Fair

Guthman Music, Art, and Technology Fair

The Guthman Music, Art, and Technology Fair brings together creators from different backgrounds for an interactive showcase of projects. Join us for this opportunity to engage directly with creators and learn more about their work. Admission to the Guthman Music, Art, and Technology Fair is free (no tickets required).

Guthman Music, Art, and Technology Fair
Saturday, March 11 from 4-6:30 p.m.
Klaus Advanced Computing Building

We advise that attendees to the fair park close to the Ferst Center for the Arts. The fair exhibits and showcase will be in Klaus, which is a short walk from the Ferst Center.
 
The Guthman Music, Art, and Technology Fair is presented by the Georgia Tech School of Music in partnership with the Atlanta Science Festival.

Fair Presenters and Exhibitors

Kruthi Maheshwari

Flute of the World


Val Nenov

MusiMoto


Ian Clester

LambDaw


Sabrina Grossman

Center for Education Integrating Science, Mathematics, and Computing (CEISMC)


Tanmay Nawar

Death and All His Friends


Matias Homar

GEP Contraption


Amanda Blocker

Literature, Media, and Communication


Yue You

Kata


Evan Murray

Gameboy Advance Tone Row Generator


Jason Smith

GestAlt


Qianyi Sun

Women in Music Technology (WiMT)


Sosuke Ichihashi

HeatoPhone


Asher Moffitt

The Pneumichord


Mark Leibert

Vertically Integrated Project (VIP): Art & AI


Noah Posner

Spooky Painting, Light Orchard, Community Charge, and Mona Lisa


Brittney Allen


Nick Di Maggio

Zoom MIDI Violin


Omobolanle Ogunseiju

Sounds of Astro


Sabrina Grossman & Jeff Rosen

Trailblazer Beat Organ


Charles Key

Material Culture


Lauren McCall

Kaleidoscope


Ashvala Vinay

PaperSynth


Colin Finnigan

The Art of Making


Karn Watcharasupat

SPAUQ


Aaron Lanterman

Waveshapers of the Ondes Martinot


Punya Mardhanan

School of Building Construction


Ethan Lindblom

MIDI Chimes


Mir Jeffres

Digital Effects Pedals


Dhruv Pargai

Chordinator

Hypercubes instrument on white background.

Guthman Concert Tickets Now Available

Following the fair, join us in person for the 2023 Guthman Musical Instrument Competition Concert. Our nine finalists will compete at the final round concert of the Guthman Musical Instrument Competition for $11,000 in prizes. Each finalist and instrument has a compelling story that brings musical and design excellence to a stage primed for discovery.

Tickets will be required for admission and we advise that attendees purchase their tickets as soon as possible to guarantee entry.

Guthman Musical Instrument Competition Concert
Saturday, March 11 at 7 p.m.
Ferst Center for the Arts

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The Path Forward: Creativity in New Instruments

Watch Guthman Competition panel addresses musical instrument and interface design.
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Your Voice is Power

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Learning with GoSTEAM

For K-12 students or teacher looking for fun ways to combine music with technology!
A robotic prosthetic hand called the "Skywalker Hand" invented by the Center for Music Technology, plays a keyboard.

Start Your Music Technology Journey

At the Georgia Tech School of Music, our students combine technical skill with exceptional music talent to truly change the way the world experiences music. Learn more about our bachelor's, master's, and doctoral degree programs in music technology, our pre-college summer studio, and our innovative research labs.

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