Trenton Area Festival of Electronic Arts — An exploration of electronic environmental and performance art :: February 27, 2010; 12:00 - 11:00 pm :: Grounds For Sculpure, 18 Fairgrounds Road, Hamilton, New Jersey.

An exploration of electronic environmental and performance art. Interact, learn and network f2f (no voltage required) where AV geeks are vanward and hip. Sights and sounds will stretch the imagination. Performances, exhibits, and seminars will mark the event along with an e-drum circle and an open Personal Media Player jam. Bring your favorite music or visual apps and we’ll do our best to plug you in to an impromptu multi-media happening. Or simply come treat your senses in a space transformed by light paintings, video sculpture, ambient soundscapes and experimental music.

DIY Show and Tell - Bring your battery-operated personal light show, orbit show, circuit bending experiment, homemade electronic instruments or product modification. E-mail us if you plan to show everyone something you made or broke. Be safe. Works-in-progress are acceptible.

Model Railroading is Electronic Art - Make a creative N Scale futuristic, conceptual, abstract or surrealistic panorama with lights and trains and send us a picture of it. Entries will be accepted based on novelty and availability of space. Realism has a place but, no offense, not at this show. Use your imagination and lights, lights, lights. Each piece must be on a table or pedestal or have legs. Limit the size to 36″ wide x 36″ deep and please make it all-age appropriate. Let us know if you’re working on one that isn’t photo-ready yet. The deadline for an entry with a photo will be 2/15/10. Show us that model railroad art is not just for boys. Works-in-progress are acceptible as in DIY Show and Tell.

Robots as Electronic Art? - Any dancing droids out there? Nothing practical needed here but if you can make a fine art robot we want to know about it.

TAFEA TV Added - Do you make far out and funky video or digital photographs with light? Tell us if you would like to submit a slide show or clips on DVD. No guarantees, but if the content is appropriate and there is enough time in the day, we’ll add your digital art to the play list to show on a big TV. Don’t forget to add a credit slide so everybody knows whose stuff they’re seeing.