Bergen Centre for Electronic Arts

16 participants learned about the diverse possibilities working with microphones with Elaine Tasia Maltezos at BEK 11 April. The workshop offered a hands-on experience working with microphones: capturing sounds and recording spaces. The participants re-visited foundational microphone knowledge, and did a mic comparison: listening and picking a mic to get the most out of the space or situation and how…

Join us for a concentrated two-day workshop on SuperCollider at BEK, led by sound artist Tijs Ham. SuperCollider is a coding platform used by musicians, artists and researchers working with sound and music. It’s free and open source software for Windows, macOS and Linux. Time: Wednesday 15 May 10:15–17:00, Thursday 16 May 10:15–17:30.Place: BEK, C. Sundts gate 55Sign-up: Sign up…

BEK takes part in Bergen Art Book Fair 12–14 April, presenting two books and the newly made booklet Shit Out Here Purple by Roy Claire Potter. Time:Friday 12 April 17:00–20:00Saturday 13 April + Sunday 14 April 11:00–17:00Place: Bergen Kunsthall, Rasmus Meyers allé 5 Find the books from BEK at BABF’s Art Book Buffet. We are at the stand Saturday 13–15, where…

Join us for a hands-on experience working with microphones: capturing sounds and recording spaces. Consisting of re-visiting foundational microphone knowledge, a mic comparison: listening and picking your mic to get the most out of the space or situation and how to best enhance the recording setting.  Time: 11 April, 15:00-19:00 Place: BEK, C. Sundts gate 55Sign-up: The workshop is now fully…

This weekend BEK has been brimming with activity. The workshop “Touched by Sound” with Boris Shershenkov took place in the project space on Saturday. The participants took inspiration from Michel Waisvisz’ archives and instruments, and made new instruments activated by touch. The workshop is part of New Perspectives for Action, part of Re-Imagine Europe, co-funded by the European Union. Children…

Amber Ablett presented the sound installation My Fathers Left at Visningsrommet USF as part of Borealis – a festival for experimental music. The work was co-commissioned by BEK and Borealis, and Amber prepared exhibition material in work residencies at BEK. My Fathers Left begins with the artist’s own exploration into how the narratives that British, Norwegian and Western society has…