Following Transiteatret’s performance Ressentiment, BEK will organise a seminar on sound design in stage productions. The sound design in Ressentiment was developed in collaboration with BEK, and we want to present the results at this seminar.
Moviestar is an interactive installation by Marieke Verbiesen & Neeltje Sprengers. The installation moulds old and new media together in order to create a reallife moving filmset. Classic 16mm film, animation, robotics, sound and motiontracking are used to simulate a real life filmset where visitors play the main role.
Artistic developer in Visual Art and New Media. Application deadline: 1th of October, 2010.
Tuesday 28 September – Friday 1st October BEK invites musicians, programmers and composers to a four-day workshop focusing on the software MODALITY. International capabilities in this area will lead the work. The workshop is open to participants familiar with SuperCollider. Participation is free.
BEK has commisioned a music piece from american composer and musician Jeff Carey. This multichannel work is beeing developed in our production studio over a period from July to October. Chop Chop is performed as part of the Ekko Festival at Landmark 20. October.
Jeremy Welsh and Trond Lossius is participating at the
6th International Conference on Small Island Cultures
Guernsey, June 22 — 25 (2010).
They will be presenting Ghost Architecture, an audio-visual performance based on material recorded around the sites of 2nd. world war German fortifications on islands off the west coast of Norway, near Bergen.
The South African artist James Webb has started his residency period at AiR Bergen. His stay also is connected to an exhibition at Galleri 3,14, where his sound installation “Prayer” will be one of the art works shown.
The paper Unruhige Räume – Spatial Electroacoustic Composition Through a Collaborative Artistic Research Process by Pascal Baltazar (GMEA, Fr) and Bjørnar Habbestad (BEK, No) is presented at the International Computer Music Conference ICMC 2010 in New York.
The paper can be downloaded here.
Elektromagnetic Fountain is one of two art works in an exhibition at Norsk Telemuseum dealing with the invisible electromagnetic radiation surrounding us, generated by numerous electric devices and installations. The work vizualizes the surrounding electromagnetic fields and invites reflections on the nature of this invisible landscape.
BEK is one of several nodes of the PNEK network that have been assisting Amanda Steggell in the development of the work.
The composition Unruhige Räume by Bjørnar Habbestad/ Pascal Baltazar will be part of Journees Electriques in Albi. This is a joint commission by BEK and GMEA.