BEKs first workshop this semester is in collaboration with Lydgalleriet. Nic Collins, known as the writer of “Handmade Electronic Music – the Art of Hardware Hacking” will hold a 3-days workshop in connection with the building of the Alvin Lucier exhibition. If you want to participate, please sign up by sending a mail to tolga at lydgalleriet.no
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Yamamoto has been developing several projects in the course of the past months: BEK has supported the projects with equipment.
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From 23 – 29 September, Nina Barnett and Robyn Nesbitt travelled to Utsira, a small island on the west coast of Norway. While staying in the old lighthouse keepers house, next to the lighthouse, Nina and Robyn looked closely at the landscape, the history and the community of the island – collecting their findings in written texts, video, sound recordings and material samples of the island’s topography.
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A video by Terese Longva
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By The Waterhole is the solo project of vocalist and composer Eva Pfitzenmaier.
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”ISON loves you” one night only exhibition in celebration of the journey of comet ISON. BEK supported the project with equipment.
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Rural Reading Room is a series of artistic situations aiming at re-configurating objects, materials and sounds, highlighting the materiality of the landscape. The format consists of a tabletop, where the arrangement of objects placed on the table reconstruct a fragmented, concrete and material landscape. BEK supported the project with equipment.
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Wesley Smith of Cycling’74 will be holding a one-week advanced Jitter workshop at BEK in February 2014. Jitter is the video and 3D graphics component of Max. This workshop will focus on advanced creative work with Jitter and OpenGL, including GLSL programming using gen, physical modelling, and more.
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Performance Art Bergen and BEK invite you to join in for Performance Nå 4, Saturday 23 November from 10:00 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. at the C. Sundtsgate 55 Performance Nå 4 is curated by Karen Kiphoff(PAB) and presents artists who in different ways work at the interface between performance art and electronic art.
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Modality is a network of electronic musicians and developers from six nations. They are gathered now 4 days in Bergen for updating and further development. The purpose is to improve the facilitation of artistic processes through coordinated programming and to share and develop new musical tools.
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