September 2-5 2007 composers and researchers from Norway, France and Canada gather for a workshop on spatialisation, development and implementation of SpatDIF, and development of support for spatialisation in the Jamoma environment.
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BEK invites former contemporary artist Ron Sluik for a public lecture Thursday 4th March at HKS.
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A two day lecture and workshop on artistic and practical work with sound and spatialisation.
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Marieke Verbiesen at BEK will teach you the basics of authoring a video-dvd. The course is free, and will be held on Thursday 25th and Friday 26th of February.
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Music students at Stord videregåande skule will visit BEK the 4. of February. They will be presented to some of the things we’re doing, and given a brief introduction to various works which BEK has been involved in.
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This week the artist Maia Urstad will be talking about her own work at the intersection of contemporary music, sound and visual art. In her work sound is usually integrated with specific locations. “Listening to Donald Judd” is a collaboration between BEK and KHIB.
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The Borealis London Launch will take place at the Kings Place in London on January 25. Featured artists include Bjørnar Habbestad and Pascal Baltazar, MOHA!, Mark Knoop and Rolf Borch. Also featuring a specially created escalator game piece by Simon Katan with members of Trinity College of Music.
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Gerhard Eckel is Professor of Computer Music and Multimedia at the Institute of Electronic Music and Acoustics (IEM), University of Music and Performing Arts (KUG) in Graz, Austria. He creates sound and music installations for real and virtual spaces, which are presented at international festivals, conferences and trade fairs as well as in museums and galleries. He is currently artist-in-residency in Bergen, working on a commision for the upcoming Borealis festival.
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Mahlet Ogbe’s contribution to the new exibition at Gallery 3,14, is a video piece based on how grief and mourning is expressed in her homeland Eritrea. It’s shown inside the old bank vault, which gives a close and intens experience of what this videowork is about.
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Trond Lossius will be visiting Laboratory of Acoustics and Audio Signal Processing at Helsinki University of Technology. During the visit he will give a short talk on the use of spatialisation in his artistic work, and development related to spatialiation within the framework of Jamoma.
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