Syntagma Metonymy [Greece, 5. – 11. January, 2016] consists of a comprehensive, multi-media installation that spreads over both exhibition rooms at Tag Team. The sound recordings from the Syntagma Square is edited at and produced with advice from BEK. The audio and video installation is set up with help from BEK and with BEK speakers and monitors.
GUISE is Benedicte Leinan Clementsen’s first solo exhibition, opening at Prosjektrom Normanns in Stavanger Friday 11th of November. She will show a 4-channel video installation, about how we relate to our pets. The work has been produced with BEK’s equipment and is set up in collaboration with Stian Remvik (BEK).
Earlier this year Sara Rajaei was in residency in Bergen, and commissioned to develop a new video work. The resulting work is now being screened at 3,14.
The residency was a collaboration between 3,14 and BEK, and happened as part of the CIRCULATING AiR program at 3,14.
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BEK is co-producing several projects for this years Bergen Assembly. Since 2014 we have developed content together with Bergen Assembly-curators, artists and administration. It has been a deep digging experience, and we are looking forward to see, hear and feel the results.
The multi channel video installation Magic of Seven depicts collective exercises involving seven women, juxtaposed with archival material from various wars that unfold. The exhibition opens at Gallery 3,14 on Friday 19th August. The video work is edited at BEK, and Stian Remvik has contributed with screen syncronization and sound-to-light programming.
Espen Sommer Eide is exhibiting his sound work “The Distribution Of The Audible” at Øyafestivalen from the 9th-13th of August. The work consist of approximately 30 sound clips recorded all over the world and played through old horn speakers at the festival.
The audio-visual installation “The Atmospherics 5: Stop, Hey, Watch That Sound” by Trond Lossius and Jeremy Welsh is exhibited in the “Høgsalen” project space at Sogn og Fjordane Art Museum in Førde.
During the opening of the exhibition Bergen Barokk enters into an improvisational dialogue with the installation.
Ingeborg Annie Lindahl – Trond Lossius
The exhibition at Stiftelsen 3,14 combines a 32 meter mural chalk drawing and 12 channel surround sound into an immersive installation. Drawings and sound are developed on site over five hectic days in front of the opening. Lindahls chalk-drawing continues to evolve throughout the exhibition period, and as the exhibition period comes to an end, the drawing end in destruction.
Marieke Verbiesen will travel to the Hiroshima International Film Festival between 18th and 22nd of August to present her interactive installation M-Machine to the Japanese audience.