Trond Lossius will be participating in a workshop at the University of York. The workshop is part of the European research project COST Action on Sonic Interaction Design.
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Trond Lossius, director of BEK, is one of two Norwegian delegates to the management committee of the European research project Sonic Interaction Design (SID). This is a four year project running from 2007 to 2011.
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“Floating Characters” is a theatrical experiment meandering the borders and overlaps of screen, digital media and live art during live performances utilizing puppets, objects, actors, video and audio media installation inspired by Alexander Vvedenskij’s play “A Certain Number of Conversations”.
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The Measures Taken, written in 1930, is one of modern music theater’s most daring aesthetical and political experiments.
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Moving Image – cultural celebration versus cultural assimilation This is a one-year project between four media art organisations in the UK, Latvia, Bulgaria and Norway and facilitates the movement and exchange of artists and media art in four very different European countries. ‘At Home in Europe’ is about the production and distribution of artworks using digital media and promoting the co-operation and professional development between the partner organisations.
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Piksel has been a yearly event since 2003, starting as a workshop for developers of open-source software, with a particular emphasis on software for real-time manipulation of video and sound. Gradually Piksel has grown into a hybrid festival and workshop, meandering the boarders between artistic and technical development.
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MøB:http://mob.bek.no is a software for installations and realtime manipulation of digital media in GNU/Linux-based networks. The software engine has developed by BEK in collaboration with programmer Carlo Prelz.
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BEK contributes to Signatur, a cultural educational program for the young, initiated by the Municipality of Bergen.
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Catalogue text for the exhibition Gravitasjonsøvelser (Gravity rehearsals) by Atle Selnes Nilsen at Visningsrommet USF November 2008. The text is available in Norwegian only.
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A 28 channel amplifier, built by Roar Sletteland at BEK i 2008, is used for the sound installation in Johanneskirken in Bergen by Kirsten Reese. The installation is part of a series of sound installation presented by Ny musikk.
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