The Golden Serenades will perform a concert version of their sound installation at Henie Onstad arts center. The installation was commisioned by BEK and shown at Lydgalleriet in 2008.
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The paper DBAP – Distance-based amplitude panning by Trond Lossius (BEK), Pascal Baltazar (GMEA) og Theo de la Hohue (GMEA) has been accepted as a short paper for ICMC 2009 – International Computer Music Conference.
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In April Trond Lossius, director of BEK, will be doing a 2 week research visit to the the real-time musical interactions team at IRCAM in Paris. The visit is funded as a short-term scientific mission by the COST Action on Sonic Interaction Design.
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Maria Øy Lojo: The Changing Room – In Real Time It Would Last A Thousand Years BERGEN KUNSTHALL: MA UTSTILLINGEN KHIB 2009
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Marieke Verbiessen works with both web, animation & motiondesign and various projects in the field of electronic art.
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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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