N.B.Aldrich is a New Media artist residing in Brooks, Maine, USA, who creates installation, video, performance and acousmatic art. He is a founding member of MAP Intermedia Performance Collaboration.

Currently, the work focuses on collecting, refining and redistributing information, both aesthetic and practical, across varying mediums. In the process, the methods and metaphors of the Information Age become instruments of their own critique. He has had work shown nationally and internationally at such venues as Engine 27 and Artists Space in NYC, NY; Sonic Odyssey in LA, CA; Art Interactive in Cambridge, MA; the Center for Maine Contemporary Art; the Casoria Contemporary Art Museum in Naples, Italy and the Festival de Arte Sonore in Barcelona, Spain, among many others.

He has written about Sound Art and sound artists such as Chris Mann and Stephen Vitiello, and has taught Music, Electronic Music, Electronic Art and Installation Art courses at Bennington College, Rockport College and the University of New Hampshire and is currently on the faculty of the New Media Department at the University of Maine.