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Sara and collaborator Chris Gough at the opening of the exhibition “Currents: Experiments in Art-Science Collaboration” at Oregon State University’s Patricia Valian Reser Center for the Creative Arts.

Sara's fluxART residency culminates in exhibition and performance in Corvallis, OR

S Bouchard February 9, 2026

After a year and a half of research, composing and coordination, Sara presented the premiere performance of her new five-movement piece for choir and drums, En Masse, at Oregon State University’s Patricia Valian Reser Center for the Creative Arts (PRAx) in Corvallis, OR, on January 22, 2026. This was the culmination of her residency with FLUXNET in which she collaborated with ecologist Chris Gough, Ph.D., and his lab. The work was performed by OSU’s Vocal Ensemble and student percussionist Parker Williams.

The score and audio recording of Soil from En Masse was included in the simultaneous exhibition Currents: Experiments in Art-Science Collaboration curated by Carly Solström and Ashley Stull Meyers at PRAx, which opened on January 22 and will be on view through March 7, 2026. The exhibition features the work of four artists in the fluxART residency directed by Maoya Bassiouni.

Read more about the event-filled week in Oregon on fluxART’s website.

← En Masse featured in VCU News"Breathe, River" Returns to the Pump House Sept. 21 →

Work

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En Masse
The Sound of a Stone
Fall Line
Forest for the Trees
Breathe, River
Listening to the (Future) Landscape
From the Mountain
Weather Box
The News: Monday-Friday
Catskills Songline
Without Walls (with Elka Bong)
Uprise
A Brief and True Report
This Is the Sound
Sound Studies in Sonic Pi
High Water Mark
Songscape Drawings
Songscape Performances
The News: Monday-Friday Songbook
Song for Many Paths
Needle Bed
Deep River Blues
Ocian in View!
Songs of Lewis & Clark
Urban Plant Research
Holy Smoke, Batman!

© 2026 Sara Bouchard