Micah Silver is an artist and curator working in music and its many intersections with other areas of culture.

Shows have been mounted by the Jersey City Museum, Issue Project Room (NYC), Artspace New Haven, Mass MoCA, the Hudson Valley Center for Contemporary Art, The James Joyce Centre (Dublin), The Place (St. Petersburg), and the 2008 MATA Festival (NYC) among others. His most recent installation (2009/2010) was a commissioned installation-opera titled The End of Safari for Mass MoCA which was on view from April, 2009 to March 2010.

As a curator and co-conspirator, Silver has worked at Diapason Gallery for Sound, The Earle Brown Music Foundation from 2002-2006, the Experimental Media and Performing Arts Center at Rensselaer from 2006-present, and the Maryanne Amacher Archive.

He holds a degree in music from Wesleyan University where his primary teachers were Alvin Lucier, Ron Kuivila and Anthony Braxton. He studied composition privately with Earle Brown, Lewis Spratlan, and cornet with Raphe Malik.