WAVE FARM INC

Operates FM radio station WGXC 90.7-FM with a 3,300-watt signal reaching over 78,000 potential local listeners in New York, while also providing 24/7 global streaming access via website and mobile app; broadcasts include live programming, archived content, and syndicated series such as The Radio Art Hour.

Produces over 100 regularly airing experimental radio shows through volunteer programmers and operates Montez Press Radio as a platform for live, unscripted interaction among artists, writers, and thinkers; requires local volunteers to contribute at least six hours annually and supports technical and on-air operations through volunteer labor.

Provides remote public access to live audio streams from Wave Farm Art Park installations, WGXC 90.7-FM, Standing Wave Radio, All Together Now, and partner stations via website and mobile app; enables iOS users to create custom playlists from thousands of archived files and allows transmit partners to stream audio using mobile devices.

Administers a regrant program funded by the New York State Council on the Arts (NYSCA) to provide financial support to individual artists and nonprofit organizations across New York State, including through the Media Arts Assistance Fund and NY Media Arts Map.

Offers a residency program that supports artists in researching and creating new work in Transmission Arts, hosting multiple Artists-in-Residence and Radio Art Fellows annually; hosted between eight and ten resident artists and two to three fellows each year from 2022 to 2025, with selections ongoing for future programs like the 2026 Research + Production Program.

Maintains a comprehensive organizational archive containing materials from 1997 to present, including artists, audio, broadcasts, events, images, locations, news, radio shows, text, video, and artworks generated through Wave Farm’s projects, residencies, and broadcasts.

Offers free guided tours of its Acra, NY campus lasting 45 to 60 minutes, available in-person at the Art Park from June through October, Monday through Saturday.

Operates a 29-acre outdoor Art Park in Acra, NY, featuring thirteen long-term sound and transmission art installations that reveal otherwise unheard or unseen phenomena; open to the public June through October with scheduled in-person tours available Monday through Saturday.

Provides fiscal sponsorship and consulting services to support artists and nonprofit organizations in project development and funding administration.

Operates a studio workspace for spatial and stereo sound production and maintains a research library focused on transmission arts, radio, sound, and media theory, open year-round by appointment to artists, curators, students, educators, and the public.

Operates the Transmission Art Archive—an online resource documenting artists' experiments with the electromagnetic spectrum—and the Broadcast Radio Art Archive, which curates historical and contemporary international radio artworks for terrestrial broadcast via WGXC 90.7-FM and national syndication through The Radio Art Hour; includes preservation of over 300 works from New American Radio (1987–1998).