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Revision as of 12:49, 21 December 2021
Contents
Initiatives
- Venues
3,14, exhibition space, *1999
- Aldea, studio collective, workshop and gallery, *2017
- Alt Går Bra, *2015
- Apollon, record store and bar, *1976
- Bergen Centre for Electronic Arts (BEK), *2000
- Bergen Ateliergruppe (BAG), *2008
- Bergen Kjøtt, cultural centre, *2010
- Bergen Kunsthall, *1838/1935/2001
- BIT Teatergarasjen, theatre, *1990
- Entrée, gallery, *2009
- Felt Galleri, *2015
- Galleri Fisk, KHiB, *2001 [1]
- Flaggfabrikken, *2003
- Kalfarlien18
- Knipsu, nomadic art space, *2010
- Kulturhuset i Bergen
- Kunstgarasjen, exhibition venue, *2015
- Landmark, *2001
- Lydgalleriet, sound art gallery, *2005
- Gallery NO.5, *2002
- Kunstnerverksteder cs55, artist studios community, *1998
- Nobel Bopel, cafe
- Østre, centre for sonic art and electronic music, *2012
- Palmera, artist-run gallery, *2018
- Pamflett, risograph workshop and exhibition space
- Radio Multe, community radio, *2021
- Robot, record shop, *2006
- Slakt, artist-run gallery, *2018
- Tag Team Studio, artist-run gallery, *2010
- Trykkeriet
- USF Verftet, cultural centre, art residencies, cinema, theatre, concerts, *1983/1993
- Wrap, artist-led production centre, *2003
- Past spaces: Kosmo, Galleri Otto Plonk (artist-run gallery, 1995-1998) [2], Krydderfabrikken/Kardemommefabrikken (artist studios, 1987-1998).
Initiatives with no permanent event venue
- Jazkamer, *1998
- Katla, *2010
- Nordic Sound Art, *2010
- nyMusikk Bergen, *1976
- Rakett, *2003
- Volt, *2008
- Ytter, *2008
- Vers Libre, independent online radio station
- Past initiatives: Ctrl+Z Publishing, Baktruppen (art collective, 1986-2011).
Events
- Past events
- Music Factory, avantgarde music festival, 1987-2003, [3]
- Autunnale, contemporary music festival, 1993-2003, [4]
- Trollofon, music festival, 2001-2006
- Bergen Girl Geek Dinners, *2009
- Right about Now, symposium, 2011
- Data is Political, symposium, 2012
- Ephemeral Sustainability, conference, 2012
- Unrest, 2013-2016
- The Extensions of Many, seminar series, 2015
Art workers
- Alwynne Pritchard
- Anne Marthe Dyvi
- Åse Løvgren
- Bjørnar Habbestad
- Elin Øyen Vister
- Elisabeth Nesheim
- Erin Sexton
- Espen Sommer Eide
- Frans Jacobi
- Gisle Frøysland
- Grethe Melby
- Jeremy Welsh
- Jill Walker Rettberg
- John Hegre
- Jørgen Larsson
- Jørgen Træen
- Julie Lillelien Porter
- Kjersti Sundland
- Knut Vaage
- Lars Ove Toft
- Maia Urstad
- Maria Rusinovskaya
- Marie Nerland
- Marieke Verbiesen
- Mathijs van Geest
- Mei Szetu
- Nicholas H. Møllerhaug
- Patricia Tomaszek
- Peter Meanwell
- Roar Sletteland
- Scott Rettberg
- Sissel Lillebostad
- Sol Sneltvedt
- Stephan Meidell
- Thorolf Thuestad
- Tijs Ham
- Trond Lossius
- Vilde Salhus Røed
Formerly: Dušan Barok, Ellen Røed, Piya Wanthiang, Signe Lidén, Tolga Balci.
Literature
- Anthea Buys, "Spring-report on Bergen’s New Art Scene", Kunstkritikk, 20 Apr 2018.
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