1. art and entertainment
2. shows and events
3. festival

2015
ABOUT
PNEK
PNEK (Production Network for Electronic Art,
Norway) is a network structure aiming to provide
good working conditions for artists working with
electronic and interdisciplinary art. PNEK supports
artists and organisations with project development, workshops, and screening/ distribution of
works. International collaborations with artistic
intentions are encouraged. From time to time
we organize seminars and social/artistic events
aiming to raise the general awareness about
hybrid artforms.
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”Reverie (Oneiric Creations)” is an electronic sanctuary
consisting of 25 spinning glass fibre rods and 20 meters
of air cushions. Developed by Niklas Adam at V2 Rotterdam
during Summer Sessions 2014. Photo: Sebastian Frisch
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ABOUT PNEK
Travel support
PNEK can provide basic/limited travel support for artistic/structural
exchange, and for developing international relations (artists, curators,
bloggers etc.). Projects linked to one/several PNEK nodes are prioritized.
Projects
PNEK aims to support projects exploring new artistic territories
through residencies and exchange. There are currently three major
collaborations going on:
• Dark Ecology (three year research project in Kirkenes/Nikel,
collaboration between Sonic Acts/NL and Kirkenes-based
curator Hilde Methi)
• Sonic Mmabolela (field recording workshop in South Africa)
• Summer Sessions (talent development network, hosted by
V2/Rotterdam and other international partners)
Guest apartment (Oslo)
HC Gilje out in the fields in Nikel during Dark Ecology 2014
with his custom-built Orbital camera. Photo: Nik Gaffney
We have a basic 2-bed guest apartment at Grünerløkka, Oslo (shared
with UKS). The flat, owned by the municipality of Oslo, can be used
for free in connection with short-term residencies for artists/curators
working on projects/research relevant for the network. The apartment is busy most of the year, so please make your inquiries in good
time before your arrival.
Structure
PNEK is organized as an independent cultural foundation, reg# 991 238 719.
The working budget for 2015 is 120.000 EUR.
E-mail: [email protected]
www.pnek.org
PNEK, PO Box 2181 Grünerløkka, 0505 Oslo, Norway
Office: Olaf Ryes plass 2, Oslo
Per Platou, director (until Sept 1, 2015) – phone: (+47) 9306 9406
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Intense sonic activity around a dead antelope found during
Sonic Mmabolela, South Africa, 2014.Photo: Kjersti G. Andvig
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VIDEOKUNSTARKIVET
The Video Art Archive
PNEK member nodes
Atelier Nord, Oslo, p.10
Lydgalleriet, Bergen, p.32
Atopia, Oslo, p.14
Notam, Oslo, p.36
BEK, Bergen, p.18
Piksel, Bergen, p.40
Dans for Voksne, Oslo, p.22
TEKS, Trondheim, p.44
i/o/lab, Stavanger, p.24
Utsikten, Kvinesdal, p.48
Kunsthall Grenland, p.28
Friendly local structures
outside PNEK, p.52
is a pilot project initiated by Arts Council Norway in 2011, and developed by PNEK in the period 2012-2015, after which the pilot project will
develop into a permanent structure. Curators and researchers can
apply for free online access to browse the database and contents.
Key issues to be addressed during the pilot period:
• Systematic mapping and collection of all video/film/media art
that has been produced in Norway since the mid-1960s.
• Development of “Archive Tool”, a custom-made database software
built on open technology standards.
• Creation of a user-friendly interface for the database. Researchers
and curators can apply to use the online database for free.
• Management of secure user/access levels to the database.
• Digitization of older physical video formats to uncompressed digital files.
• Storage of old videotapes and playback equipment.
• Research and solid foundation to academic standards.
• Communication to professionals and the general public through
interviews, articles and presentations.
The project complies with the highest artistic, archival and technical
requirements and follows international open source standards.
Participants on their way along the BAM garages in Nikel
to see Signe Lidéns installation “krysning/пересечение/
conflux” during Dark Ecology 2014. Photo: Konstantin Guz
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Audience at the symposium “Video Art in a Nordic Perspective”,
Oslo Screen Festival 2014. Photo: Marit Roland
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VIDEOKUNSTARKIVET
Mattias Härenstam: A Better Place,
UKS, 1997. Photo: Mikkel McAlinden
Videokunstarkivet, PO Box 2181 Grünerløkka, 0505 Oslo, Norway
Phone: +47 4795 5376 / Mobile: +47 9306 9406
E-mail: [email protected]
www.videokunstarkivet.org
Office address: Olaf Ryes plass 2, 0552 Oslo, Norway
TEAM:
Per Platou (project manager)
Ida Lykken Ghosh (coordinator)
Carsten Aniksdal (assistant)
Richard Nygaard (designer)
RESOURCE GROUP:
Marit Paasche (research)
Ivar Smedstad (older techniques)
Anne Marthe Dyvi (communication)
Norgesfilm AS, Kristiansand (tech partner)
LIMA/Toxus, Amsterdam (database consultancy and development)
Arts Council Norway: Tom Klev, Birgit Bærøe
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Morten Børresen with two of the balloons at the exhibition “Brainspace –
Spacebrain”, Fotogalleriet, 1983. This photo is also the front cover of the
book “Lives and Videotapes – The Inconsistent History of Norwegian
Video Art”, ed. Marit Paasche, Feil Forlag 2014. Photo: Johan Sandberg
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ATELIER
NORD
SubConch, interactive installation by Mats J. Sivertsen
is a project and exhibition base for unstable art
forms, such as electronic and media art. Our aim is
to create better conditions for these art forms and
to maintain a critical reflection in relation to them.
Atelier Nord acts as co-producer for larger scale
project proposals. In this case project collaboration
can encompass the production of artworks,
exhibitions, workshops, publications, seminars,
conferences or other types of events. In this form of
collaboration, we generally take responsibility for
production, while the applicant acts as project
leader or curator.
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Videostill from Breaking the Ice by Kjetil Berge
ATELIER NORD
Projects 2015
AV
The AV (audio visual) project has as aspiration to bridge the gap
between sound and image and facilitate a fertile fusion into visual
music → viewsic.
Atelier Nord will arrange several workshops, presentations and
live performances that engage in different artistic and technical
approaches to audiovisual composition.
Show Video Art! (Vis Videokunst!)
The project involves curating and screening of film- and video art at
different venues throughout Norway. We wish to promote the art
form on different platforms of presentation outside the gallery
context in order to present what is currently being produced within
this field in Norway.
Atelier Nord ANX, interior
Atelier Nord hope to contribute to the exploration of and the challenges
around the presentation and perception of video art and film, especially
in reference to the different medias historical roots.
Sound Art in Public Space
The aim is to deepen the understanding of the artistic use of sound in
site-specific public space settings with special attention to conceptual
and social functions. The project will address a wide spectrum of
topics, from practical physical work with sound sculptures and
installations as well as conceptual and social approaches and focus on
architectural and acoustic concerns when incorporating sound art in
buildings and public spaces.
Atelier Nord ANX is Atelier Nords production and exhibition space for
media art. We show continuously changing exhibitions, video art
screenings and conduct workshops, seminars and public presentations. In collaboration with PNEK we are offering artist residencies.
We are open for collaborations with national and international artists,
institutions and galleries.
Address: Atelier Nord ANX, Olaf Ryes Plass 2, Oslo
www.ateliernord.no/anx/
Atelier Nord, Sagveien 21a, N-0459 Oslo
E-mail: [email protected]
www.ateliernord.no
Director & Artistic Director: Ivar Smedstad ([email protected])
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ATOPIA
ATOPIA
is an artist initiative dedicated to the development
of experimental film and video art in Norway.
Founded in Oslo, 2003, it has been a project to
explore notions of “not-belonging” within the
context of artists’ film and video works.
”Untitled-E” by Linn Lervik, Atopia Gallery
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ATOPIA
Over the past 12 years Atopia has developed into a semi-professional
art space organizing numerous events, workshops, presentations,
exhibitions and commissions both inside and outside of Norway.
In the recent years Atopia has focused on producing research based
exhibition projects in collaboration with national and International
artists and writers who work with the moving image. These exhibitions are available for distribution in all other interested venues.
Currently we are working on the following projects:
Retrospective
Film & video art, Norway (The 90s) which is concerned with the history
of film and video art in Norway and its global interactions. The project
aims to highlight a new artistic path in exploring art history.
Cities of the World
”Painting with Time – On Modernism, Avant-Garde Film and Video Art”
Painting With Time is a new book by Per Kvist and the
title of an exhibition he curated as part of Atopia’s project:
“Retrospective: Film & Video Art, Norway – The 90’s”.
Aims to explore the geo-political aspects of artists’ sensibilities,
productions and the relationship between “place and experience”.
This is a project that involves curators and artists in major urban
centers around the world.
Co-founder and artistic leader: Farhad Kalantary
Ivan Bjørndals gate 34, 0472 Oslo
E-mail: [email protected]
www.atopia.no
Atopia is sponsored by:
From an exhibition of video installations by:
Haraldur Karlsson, Dimitri Lurie and Tor Jørgen van Eijk.
Still image from the installation of: Haraldur Karlssen: Brain, 2014
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’Warp and Weft’ was a commissioned
sound and light performance for Borealis
Contemporary Music Festival 2014.
Artist Anne Marthe Dyvi in collaboration
with Idunn Aune Forland.
Photo: Thorir Vidar
BEK
Bergen Centre for Electronic Arts is an interdisciplinary centre for the development of art and
new technology. We want to extend the field of
electronic art through collaboration, reflection
and the sharing of knowledge.
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BEK was co-producer for Solund
Light Art Festival 2014. The work
”Spirit” by Viel Bjerkeset Andersen.
Photo: The artist
BEK
BEK emphasizes international and national cooperation and exchange. We actively support the local art scene by initiating, producing and
presenting art projects, and assist in finding partners for exhibitions,
concerts and art events.
We offer expertise through supervision, project management and training. Our studios and project rooms are used for audio and video
recording and editing, work on physical computing for the arts and
development of spatial art practices.
At BEK you will encounter a supportive community of artists encouraging you to develop your artistic work.
Main activity 2015
• Artwork development for festivals, theaters, concerts
and galleries
Borealis Music Festival, Norsk filminstitutt, BIT-Teatergarasjen, Signal
Festival Prague, Lydgalleriet, Museum of Moving Image and more.
• Residency, production facilities and supervision for artists
and researchers
Many artists will use BEK facilities during 2015, beginning with
Gisle Martens Meyer, Alwynne Pritchard, Thorolf Thuestad,
Kjersti Sundland and more.
• Software development
Jamoma, OpenMusic, Ambisonic Toolkit for Reaper and Modality,
in partnership with IRCAM, GMEA, STEIM and several universities.
• Application and interface development
BIT20 Ensemble’s “Instrument app”, Jingyi Wang’s “Static Theatre”, and more.
• Reflections and text
E-books: Kollisjonsindeks ”It´s Magical and Strange, but It´s Just
Natural”, Espen Sommer Eide’s “Language in Time” and Ellen Røed’s
“Skyvelære”. Seminar on New Media and Esthetics by Dusan Barok.
• Workshops and meetups
Max, Arduino, Rasperry Pi, Gamesalad, Vj-tools and more.
BEK is a space for creating and sharing knowledge.
Here from the Arduino workshop with Søren Andreasen. Photo: BEK
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Director: Lars Ove Toft ([email protected])
Art development: Anne Marthe Dyvi ([email protected])
Research: Trond Lossius ([email protected])
Phone: (+47) 55 23 30 80
C. Sundtsgt. 55, 5004 Bergen, Norway
www.bek.no
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DANS FOR
VOKSNE
in the past twelve years we’ve put on about 300
concerts with noise, experimental, improvised or
baroque music. at the moment our main focus is
not so much a lot of gigs, but a low frequency
music project by deaf and deaf-blind people. we
might also bump into activisms, downs syndrome
and diy-electronics on our way through 2015’s
cabinet of sound-related wonders.
[email protected]
www.dansforvoksne.no
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I/O/LAB
Based in Stavanger, at Tou Scene – a former
brewery transformed into a cultural house, i/o/lab
has since 2001 promoted artistic projects that
explore the interplay between new technology,
science, bioart and social context.
i/o/lab contributes as a resource through
presentations, productions and as a partner in
the field, both nationally and internationally.
From Article biennial 2012 and the production of ARTMEATFLESH II –
an experimental evening where two teams created culinaric dishes
using Fetal Bovine Serum as ingredient – serving was composed with
presentations and debates around the production of In Vitro Meat.
SymbioticA with Special guests Liv Torunn Mydland, Roger Strand,
Zack Denfeld, Cathrine Kramer, Atle Lura and Rune Larsen.
Photo: i/o/lab
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I/O/LAB
i/o/lab is the curator and producer of
Article biennial – A festival devoted to art/technology/science.
www.article.no
Public Art Screens – A complete solution for screening of curated video art.
www.publicartscreens.no
Program 2015
Article biennial
ART + DNA & NANO / 06.February–01. March /
Stavanger Kunstmuseum
Concept and themes for Article 2015 will revolve around the intersection Art & Science, focusing on art which uses and comments on
DNA and NANO technology. - Access to information and use of new
technology has inspired artists to explore creative, ethical and
philosophical aspects of science. Article will present artworks questioning DNA technology regarding copyright and privacy, artwork
painted with nano particles of silver and a new supermarket with
artistic speculative nano products.
Public Art Screens
01.Januar–31.December on all dedicated venues for Public Art Screens
The program for 2015 will present international artists and their videoworks relating to the theme dance under the title ”Rhythm is a Dancer”
Research & development
i/o/lab will participate in the EEA project North Creative Network
contributing with artistic research, workshops and cultural exchange
in collaboration with partners from Latvia, Iceland and Norway.
Managing director/ Artist/ Curator: Hege Tapio
Phone: (+47) 976 01 087 / e-mail: [email protected]
www.iolab.no
i/o/lab - Center for future arts
Postboks 308, Sentrum, 4004 Stavanger, Norway
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Article 2015 featuring Paul Vanouse / Kate Nichols /
Heather Dewey-Hagborg / Next Nature
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KUNSTHALL
GRENLAND
is a foundation in Porsgrunn. We strive an open
and audience friendly profile, through exhibitions,
education and workshops for various target groups.
Our projects will reflect the innovation that exists
in contemporary art, often represented in the
form of experiments, risk taking and social
commitment.
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Bruce Lacey, Old Money-Bags, 1964.Lacey described it as ‘the
spectacle of mass-consumption turned into a fully functioning robot dictator made out of his own discarded product.’
KUNSTHALL GRENLAND
Nearly Human
The history of robots starts long before the term robot was coined by
Karel Čapek in 1917. And so we begin with the early stages, when man
(and it was a man, not a woman) invented, made or tried to make,
something like a person; perhaps not quite a human being but something artificial that was endowed with similar qualities and abilities.
Today, the term ’robot’ stands for any complex functioning object that
can be imagined, designed, developed, and perfected, to perform
human or pseudo-human activities. And there are, of course, already
tasks at which robots excel,
but there are also others, at which they seem to follow their own
agenda and make jokes at our expense.
Nearly Human is an exhibition about such artificial persons and
animals — puppets, automata, machines, robots that might look like
us, do what we do, possibly better and generally faster. From our point
of view they exist to satisfy our wishes and needs.
So far, they do not enjoy civil rights of their own.
When we make a machine that is more intelligent than us, said I.J.
Good in the 1950s, this will be the last thing that we need to invent.
We are not there yet..
Curator: Jasia Reichardt(PL/UK)
The exhibition is commissioned by Łaźnia CCA in Gdańsk in cooperation with
Kunsthall Grenland. The exhibition will open in Porsgrunn September 2015.
kunsthall grenland
storgata 164, 3915 porsgrunn, norway
+47 993 29 969 / +47 35 55 95 12
www.kunsthallgrenland.no
Ralph Steadman, collage in Le Fou Parle, no. 5, March 1978
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LYDGALLERIET
A space dedicated to exploring the sonic
medium through site specific gallery shows,
performance, text, concerts and interventions
in public spaces.
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LYDGALLERIET
Lydgalleriet
• is an experimental gallery for sound based art practices
• exhibits international sound based art and initiates local
art production in Bergen
• runs an ambisonic consert series, for which new works are
commissioned each year
• documents and encourages discourse through talks,
workshops and our Salong debate series
Program 2015
Key projects for the year ahead include:
Multi - The Ambisonic Program
A concert series with ambisonic (three-dimensional sound) works,
composer workshops and commissions. In 2015 we will present new
works commissioned from Natasha Barrett, Julian Skar, Anders Vinjar,
Thorolf Thuestad, and Rebecka Ahveniemmi.
Exhibitions
Rune Søchting and Hong-Kai Wang (DK/TW)
Small wrists
Tomoko Sauvage (JP)
floe/flow
In collaboration with the Borealis festival.
Circumstance (UK)
My World is empty without you
In collaboration with Festspillene i Bergen
From the exhibition ”A Voyage to Arcturus (Redux)” by Two Ruins.
Produced by Lydgalleriet for the EKKO Festival 2014.
Collaborations
We have three guests contributing to the program this year.
Rune Søchting (DK) works at the intersection between music composition, performance and installations with a variety of formats.
Daniela Cascella (IT/UK) – a writer whose work on sound and literature
focuses on the relationship between listening, reading, and writing.
Richard Skelton and Autumn Richardson (UK) will do a residency in
Bergen, producing an exhibition for Lydgalleriet.
Full program details are available on our website.
Aurélie &Pascal Baltazar (FR)
The Nocturnes Diptych
In collaboration with BEK and BIT Teatergarasjen
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Director: Mei Szetu ([email protected])
Phone: (+47) 904 07 661
Østre Skostredet 3, 5017 Bergen
www.lydgalleriet.no
www.oestre.no
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NOTAM
is the Norwegian center for technology in music
and art, with wide activities in research and
development of technology as defined by artistic
requirements, support for composers, musicians
and artists, broad collaborations in education on all
levels, and production of concerts, installations,
workshops, fora and other types of events directed
towards specialized and general audiences.
Photos: Åsa Maria Mikkelsen
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NOTAM
Institutionally, Notam’s network is widely spread internationally
– we collaborate on project-basis with large and small institutions
on many levels. In Norway, Notam works mainly directly with artists,
with institutions of higher education, and also collaborates with
concert producers such as nyMusikk and Ultima Oslo Contemporary
Music Festival, as well as with the different nodes in PNEK whenever
opportunities arise.
Highlights in 2015
3D studio
In 2015 Notam’s new specialized studio for 3D audio will open for composers and researchers. The 82 cubic meter studio features a hemisphere
of 25 speakers and will be equipped with new and existing spatialization
tools. A large part of Notam’s activities will from this point focus on
research and development based in this studio.
Composers in residence:
Alex Harker and Robert Normandeau
Notam is currently developing a residency program, and in the long
term the goal is to host national and international residencies continuously. In 2015, we will be visited by Alex Harker (British composer,
creative programmer and lecturer at the University of Huddersfield)
and Robert Normandeau (Canadian electroacoustic composer).
Both of them are visiting to realize works in our new 3D studio.
Online course in multimedia programming
Our online course in the graphical programming environment Max is
available in both English and Norwegian, and runs once a year for a
duration of five months. All participants submit assignments via email
and receive personal feedback on their solutions. Next course starts in
September 2015.
International Partners
CeReNeM Institute at University of Huddersfield
Music, Technology and Innovation Research Centre,
De Montfort University
Creative Professions and Digital Arts,
University of Greenwich
Oberlin College of Arts and Sciences
Huddersfield Contemporary Music Festival
NOTAM’s activities include much more than what is mentioned above.
For a closer look, visit our website or contact us by email.
Concert series
The concert series LydMyren continues with support from Arts
Council Norway – featuring Norwegian and international artists
involved with electronic or electroacoustic music, with varying
themes and special guests.
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Director: Notto J W Thelle
E-mail: [email protected]
www.notam02.no
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PIKSEL
is a distributed network of artists and developers,
and an annual festival for electronic art and technological freedom, organised in Bergen, Norway.
Phase Space, Erin Sexton performance at Piksel14
The festival involves 50–60 participants from
more than a dozen countries each year;
exchanging ideas, exhibiting and presenting
art and software projects, hosting workshops,
offering performances and discussions on the
aesthetics and politics of free and open source
software, DIY/open hardware and art.
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GhostRadio, Markus Decker, Pamela Neuwirth, Franz Xaver at Piksel14
PIKSEL
Fields of activities
Projects 2015
Familiarity with the topics of free software and open hardware,
gathered with the network accumulated through the festival activity,
have opened for Piksel getting involved in a range of exciting collaborative projects throughout the year. Internationally, Piksel is collaborating
with selected media labs on shared artist-in-residency projects.
• Piksel Lab will be further developed in Bergen as a place for research
and experimentation focusing on DIY bioart, open source electronics and hackable technologies. The lab will host workshops,
residencies and presentations outside ofthe Piksel Festival.
Piksel Pulse
Piksel Pulse is an umbrella term covering the activities Piksel is involved
in throughout the year, such as taking par t in workshops and collaborations with international media research labs.
Crossdisciplinary and international cooperation with partner
organizations holds great importance for Piksel, as the mutual
exchange of experience and research secures further development
and improvement.
• NORTH – Creative Network that facilitates cultural exchange and
fosters open innovation in contemporary media art, will be developed
in a result of project activities, collaboratively implemented by
partners from Latvia, Iceland and Norway in their countries. The
main project activities include: Creative Practices – with ’creative
lab’ showcases, workshops and artist exchanges, International
Festivals – with exhibitions, conferences and other public events,
and PR & Publicity activity – for maintaining the link with both
local and international audiences.
• Open Learning Steps and Open-sourcing Festivals (OLSOF),
EU Grundtvig project in collaboration with Pixelache Helsinki,
Mal au Pixel Paris, Pikslaverk Reykjavik, Access Space Sheffield.
• The 13th annual Piksel festival is scheduled for November 2015.
Open call for projects will be announced in mid April.
Network and international partners
Apo33.org www.apo33.org
Pixelache Network www.network.pixelache.ac/
Ohanda (Open Source Hardware and Design Alliance) www.ohanda.org
LGRU (Libre Graphics Research Unit) www.lgru.net
OpenSound www.opensound.eu
Hackteria www.hackteria.org
Piksel values international cooperation and any interested organizations boasting a similar profile should contact the festival director.
BEK is a space for creating and sharing knowledge.
Here from the Arduino workshop with Søren Andreasen. Photo: BEK
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Festival director and curator: Gisle Frøysland ([email protected])
Strandgaten 223, 5004 Bergen
E-mail: [email protected] / www.piksel.no
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TEKS/
Meta.Morf
TEKS - Trondheim Electronic Arts Centre
TEKS is a non-profit organisation
founded in Trondheim in 2002.
TEKS is a competence and resource
centre for techno based art projects.
TEKS is the organiser of Meta.Morf,
biennale for art and technology.
TEKS is funded by the Arts council
Norway and Trondheim Municipality.
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TEKS/Meta.Morf
Artistic and scientific research are continuously challenging and
changing our perspectives on life, often implying new philosophical and
existential questions. Biotechnology, nanotechnology, neuroscience
and new communications and computer technologies represent fields
that expands the boundaries of artistic practices, practises that in turn
may reveal unexplored viewpoints for scientifically based research.
Meta.Morf 2016 – biennale for art and technology
“Mankind was born on Earth. It was never meant to die here.”
(Interstellar, Christopher Nolan, 2014)
While the 1970s looked back on the Earth from the Moon to sow the
seeds of environmentalism and interconnectivity – only months ago,
Voyager 1 left the solar system, now our sights are firmly turned to the
horizons beyond the worlds already visited by robots and into interstellar space.
Meta.Morf 2016 will present artists, writers and researchers with
projects communicated through exhibitions and conferences that in
various ways will discuss mankind as interstellar travellers and how
we can prepare for a new relationship with the stars, and in doing so,
reestablish our purpose and identity at the start of this millennium.
Director: Espen Gangvik
Phone: (+47) 73 48 80 30
E-mail: [email protected]
www.teks.no / www.metamorf.no
TEKS, PB 2227 Sentrum, 7412 Trondheim, Norway
Interstellar
Photo: Deluxepepsi
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UTSIKTEN
KUNSTSENTER
Utsikten Kunstsenter is an arena for art and
technology, located in the south of Norway.
We aim to present work from an international
arena to our region
Utsikten, Kvinesdal
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UTSIKTEN
Utsikten Kunstsenter is located outside the urban centres on
a mountain top, a context uncommon to many of the artworks that
have been presented here. Both artist and audience have been
attracted to the contrast and connections between electronic art
and nature that has appeared.
Utsikten has an artist in residence program where artists can apply
twice a year. We can provide a panoramic screen and projectors arena
for those interested in experimenting with panoramic formats. In
collaboration with Kvinesdal Cinema, (Dolby 3D Technology for Theatres),
we can also provide an screening arena for artists experimenting with 3D.
Foto: Meditasjoner over arbeid av Beathe C. Rønning,
Utsikten Kunstsenter 2015
Utsikten, Kvinesdal.
Photo: Kai- Wilhelm Nessler
Director: Torill Haugen
Phone: (+47) 92 22 22 27
E-mail: [email protected]
www.utsiktenkunstsenter.no
Facebook/Utsikten Kunstsenter
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Utstilling: Power Pixels 2014 av Miguel Chevalier
Foto: Nicolas Gaudelet
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FRIENDLY LOCAL
STRUCTURES OUTSIDE PNEK
0047 (Oslo) www.0047.0rg
NABROAD (London) www.nabroad.org
All Ears (Oslo) www.all-ears.no
Nebbelux (Fredrikstad) www.nebbelux.no
Arts Council Norway www.kulturrad.no
NuArt/Numusic (Stavanger) www.numusic.no
Bergen Kjøtt (Bergen) http://bergenkjott.andreelvan.net
Ny Musikk (9 cities) www.nymusikk.no
Black Box Teater (Oslo) www.blackbox.no
OCA (Office for Contemporary Art) www.oca.no
Borealis (Bergen) www.borealisfestival.no
Pikene på Broen (Kirkenes) www.pikene.no
Dark Ecology (Kirkenes/Nikel) www.darkecology.net
Prosjektrom Normanns (Stavanger) www.prosjektromnormanns.com
Ekko (Bergen) www.ekko.no
Punkt (Kristiansand) www.punktfestival.no
Fellesverkstedet (Oslo) www.fellesverkstedet.no
Screen City (Stavanger/Sandnes) www.screencity.no
Flaggfabrikken (Bergen) www.flaggfabrikken.net
Screen Festival (Oslo) www.screenfestival.no
Hausmania (Oslo) www.hausmania.org
Senter for Samtidskunst (Trondheim) www.samtidskunst.no
Henie-Onstad Art Center (Oslo) www.hok.no
Short Film Festival (Grimstad) www.kortfilmfestivalen.no
Insomnia (Tromsø) www.insomniafestival.no
The Dream That Kicks www.gregpope.org/the-dream-that-kicks
Kinokino (Sandnes) www.kinokino.no
Tou Scene (Stavanger) www.touscene.com
Knipsu (Bergen) www.knipsu.no
U.F.O. (Oslo) www.ufoguide.no
Kunstbanken (Hamar) www.kunstbanken.no
UKS (Oslo) www.uks.no
Kunsthall Oslo www.kunsthalloslo.no
Ultima (Oslo) www.ultima.no
Kunstnernes Hus (Oslo) www.kunstnerneshus.no
Underskog www.underskog.no
Kurant (Tromsø) www.kurant.cc
Meteor (Bergen) www.bit-teatergarasjen.no
Momentum (Moss) www.momentum.no
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Funding Festival Guide/what’s on Space/place
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MEMBER NODES
Design: Sjur Ø. Lien,
[email protected]
FRIENDLY LOCAL STRUCTURES
OUTSIDE PNEK
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