In her solo exhibition “Standard Primitives”, Magnhild Øen Nordahl presents three new works made especially for this exhibition at Hordaland kunstsenter: A sculpture series, an animation film and a video work. Filming and editing is supported by BEK.
On thursday 23. June, “Playful Interventions” will show sound installations & live performance revolving
around playful use of sound at Østre Hus for Lydkunst. Produced by BEK.
I have left you the mountain presents ten new texts written by contemporary writers and thinkers on the architecture of displacement. These texts have been set to music and sung by some of the last remaining groups of Albanian iso-polyphonic singers, an art form now protected as “intangible cultural heritage” by UNESCO.
Pavilion sound design and programming by Peter Meanwell and Trond Lossius.
Future DiverCities : artistic connection builds a creative union!
As a key partner of the international collaboration between 9 cultural organisations, BEK is proud to announce that “Future DiverCities” has received the official support of the European Commission as part of the Creative Europe Program.
Anne Marthe Dyvi and Gisle Frøysland have created new works for the exhibition «Maksimal informasjon per tidsenhet!» at Bergen Art Museum, KODE. A grand presentation of the artist Rolf Aamot. Dyvis Perseptuell cycle, video, have been created at BEK. BEK have also been engaged in conversations about the Rolf Aamot exhibition in general.
The exhibition at Kristiansand kunsthall by Sveinung Rudjord Unneland was partly developed at BEK. The sound installation integrated in a sculptural work.
The film Doing Time (2015) by Anne Marthe Dyvi is exhibited at Krognoshuset in Lund, Sweden. The work was made at BEK for the exhibition LOKALT 2015 in the old prison in Bergen.
Saturday 16.01.16 at 1 pm Heimdal Kunstforening opens an exhibition by the artist group LMW: Trond Lossius, Jon Arne Mogstad, Jeremy Welsh – three artists working in three different medias: video, painting and sound.
In January 2016 the interactive vocal installation ”The sound in-between” by Line Horneland can be experienced in Sola ruinkirke, a mediaevel church outside Stavanger. The project combines vocal soundscapes and spatiality.