Bergen Centre for Electronic Arts

Boom…stroke…aaaaeeeehhhh…swing…crash…push…beeep! We struggle to put sonic interactions into words – and that is why an exhibition with real examples of sonic interaction design is the best way to experience this new field of research. It allows you to get your hands – and ears – on interactive works that showcase how sound can facilitate interaction in product design, mobile media, communicating scientific data, interactive art, and more.

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The arkivsirkus is back! This time Møllerhaug & Eide will do live archiving to the songs of Attila Csihar and Jaap Blonk. Also Karen Skogs Orkester will play their beautiful instruments.

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Maria Øy Lojo is holding a workshop with and about sound in Lillehammer at Amandus Film Festival for Young Filmmakers. Amandus Film Festival is a national festival focusing on young and up-and-coming filmmakers in Norway. The festival aims to stimulate young people to make more and better films and to give young producers access to screening venues like cinema theatres and TV.

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Marieke Verbiesen from BEK with a workshop about Wordpress at Visp.

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The MA Degree Show in Fine Art opens friday the 8th of April at Bergen Kunsthall. Some of the exhibitors has worked with their projects at BEK, and BEK provides the exhibition with some of the equipment.

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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 Wednesday 4th and Thursday 5th of May. Registration at bek@bek.no

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Anne Marthe Dyvi presents “Leak” for the public in Stavanger the 5th of April. “Leak” – her commision work in process at the new Concert Hall in Stavanger. The Concert Hall will open in 2012.

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An interactive animation video is presented by BEK as our current contribution to the Borggården exhibition space at USF Veftet. The animation “HYSJ” is made by Stian Remvik, and responds to the amount of noice in the room by hushing at you.

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Victoria Johnson, in her artistic research fellowship project “Electric Violin in Digital Space”, immerses herself in the development of new music and improvisations on electric violin, extending the concert format and exploring interaction with digital audio processing and sensor technology.

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What happens to a musician’s brain when under duress? For this event, Le Jury will improvise non-stop for 12 hours, during which the activity of their brains will be monitored by researchers from Bergen University. This data will be displayed to the public, as well as being used by electronic media artist Trond Lossius to create a live visual display.

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