New York / Boston 'Tough Poets Review' published excerpts from Beatie Wolfe's imPRINTING exhibition including five poems written by Wolfe as a teenager, as featured in the Inner Self brain channel

The leading Science podcast interviews Beatie Wolfe on creating “Dark Matter Music” and her other pioneering work and projects. In this episode, Noam talks to Beatie about why “dark matter music” (Wolfe/Eno's description of Liminal) was the perfect sound to beam into deep space, and how music can take us places that are even harder to reach.

PHI Center, Canada’s leading multidisciplinary artistic and cultural hub, programmed “Habitat Sonore: Brian Eno x Beatie Wolfe” from 2025 Dec. 26 → 2026 Apr. 5

Installed in the Boston Museum of Science throughout 2025, imPRINTING.me by Beatie Wolfe was named "best things to do"

Tyler Damara Kelly writes about the visionary pairs latest music

Christian Eede writes a great piece about the announcement

Forbes Leslie Katz’s explores imPRINTING’s US première which will be a highlight of the Museum of Science’s Being Human 2025

Special feature ahead of Wolfe’s Sonic Self Portrait being unveiled at the Museum of Science Boston. The brain installation will run for one year.

For the next two years Beatie Wolfe’s work takes center stage both within and surrounding the legendary tech x art museum

The world's largest technical professional organization interviews Wolfe about “Designing for the Experience of Analog–Digital Symbiosis”

Join AVID for an exclusive virtual event with Beatie Wolfe to hear her explore the motivations behind her projects and the workflows in Pro Tools that she uses to create them.

Beatie Wolfe in conversation with Hugh Forrest (SXSW’s Co-President & Chief Programming Officer) for the first SXSW x SXSW EDU crossover day

Beatie Wolfe shares an unheard lost tape recording of her godfather ethnobotanist Terence McKenna (her father's best friend) in conversation with her mum Virginia Boston, which was recorded in London over 30 years ago and has never previously been shared or aired

Beatie Wolfe: “It’s the imperfections that move us - Leonard Cohen’s weird voice or Nina Simone’s timing. It’s humanity that we respond to, not the perfect sheen”

Material Matters editor Grant Gibson sits down with Beatie Wolfe

June 13th at 34 Montagu Square -the former home of Hendrix, Ringo, McCartney, Ono & Lennon, and current abode of Mr Fish- Beatie Wolfe talks with WIRED editor-in-chief Greg Williams about imPRINTING

Jump to 54mins for Beatie Wolfe in conversation with Ed Vaizey on Times Radio’s Culture Show