Nine months later, Fleming and MacMurtrie are still working together and the Exploratorium has become a laboratory for large scale robots. Ackamoor and Jones created a sound installation which the public was encouraged to experience. During the weekend they used the environment as a backdrop to give four live performances which combined music, dance, and poetry. Jim Pomeroy, political performance artist, combined computer generated images, live video feeds, and shadow puppets to create a political commentary in progress. Ament is one of fifty foley artists in the United States.
Foley artists are sound artists who add live sound to films.
The Exploratorium aided his investigation into long throw shadows by experimenting with Zenon projectors and single point light sources. Pamela Z, a vocalist who works with electronic delay systems, used the delays of the Exploratorium's exhibitry and the natural acoustic delays of the building itself to create a site specific performance. The performance played to a sell-out crowd. The residency sent the artist into the new direction of exploring the acoustic delays of other buildings. Diana Burgoyne, a Canadian artist who specializes in sculptural sound installations and performance, created two metal costumes complete with deconstructed circuit boards, receivers and speakers.