In celebration of the love of the electronic arts, Salongen presented an exciting evening filled with the rare combination of art, music and science. The premiere of Our Resilient Genome, an animated science film by Pina Kingman, was screened along with a house DJ set by internationally acclaimed DJ Eddie Da Bass.
Hospice Lazy is a new collaboration between the Alpaca Ensemble and Bergen-based British composer Alwynne Pritchard. BEK has supported the project with rehearsal space and equipment.
Frihetens forpost er et bestillingsverk av Signe Lidén. Produsert med støtte fra BKH-stipend fra Hordaland kunstsenter, og ytterligere støttet av BEK. Forestillingen på Laksevåg Verft er del av utstillingen The Structure and Properties of Matter ved Hordaland kunstsenter.
In addition to Warp and Weft, BEK contributed to a fue more events at the Borealis festival this year.
For the finissage for the exhibition “Dynamiske konstanter” in an old factory building in Ytre Arna outside of Bergen, HITYAMAC will perform a new site-specific piece.
The performance BLIND by Anita Bjørkli & Runar Bruteig Olsen you can see at Cornerteatret 3. og 4. October. We’re invited to a performance where the balance between stage and audience is disturbed. By tickets here
As part of Hovefestivalen’s artistic program, Benedicte Clementsen will show two art works. In Bunker 37 she displays her video installation One Combination Like Any Other (two channel video (HD) (6:11 min) and audio (17:11 min), looped) ; on the Pebble Beach, which is part of the festival site, she shows performances at announced times.
On the occasion of the elpee release of musical duo THE JIST, there was a big celebration at landmark with music, performances, dance and art. BEK has supported Henrik Koppen with equipment for his performance. The materials he will be performing with are: glass bottles, birch sap, projection and a funnel. The performance will last for 20 minutes.
Performance for the Borealis Festival by Idunn Aune Forland and Anne Marthe Dyvi on Wednesday the 19th and Thursday the 20th of March at Oestre in Bergen.
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.