Bergen Centre for Electronic Arts

…with several local partners, the symposium invites Norwegian and international artist, data developers, curators, writers, and researchers from various fields to explore and reflect on the changing configurations of art,…

…the end of the 70s, von Hausswolff has worked as a composer using recording technology as his main instrument and as a visual artist using light projections, film/video and still…

…files or binary data that the website stores on the user’s computer. The files can only be read by the administration of the site and by the user himself/herself. Use…

…art and computer music, presenting an insightful and compelling musical world of fractured and interlocking components. His debut album ‘ATAXIA’ for Planet Mu in 2019 established him as both a…

…controller can be used for different purposes in different contexts. Modality supports 82 different devices. Find the device list, and read more at the Modality Toolkit web site on Github….

…Cards, made and shared at in-person meetings during the 1980s by users of the then-illegal Citizens Broadcast radio in the United Kingdom. Made by the British artist Roy Claire Potter for…

Join us for a hands-on experience working with microphones: capturing sounds and recording spaces. Consisting of re-visiting foundational microphone knowledge, a mic comparison: listening and picking your mic to get…

…treated as a commodity. The ‘frozen water trade’ was a trans-hemispheric commerce in natural ice that moved its cargo along the well-established shipping routes of plantation economies and the spice…

…propaganda as in fabricating lies. I want to make things compelling. And I want to make things felt, more than known.” – Haig Aivazian. Listen to the podcast here. To…

…live in. For the 2023 edition, the symposium engages notions of Hallucinating, Computing and Collapsing to examine how different perceptions of reality arise and collide in our steadily more automated world. With…