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| − | '''PNEK (Production Network for Electronic Art) | + | '''PNEK''' (Production Network for Electronic Art, Norway) is a network structure aiming to provide good production conditions for artists working with electronic and interdisciplinary art. PNEK assists artists and structures with competence building, project development, workshops, screening/distribution of works, and activities aiming to raise the general awareness about hybrid art forms through seminars and social/artistic events. PNEK can provide limited travel support for artistic/structural exchange between the nodes, and for developing international relations (artists, curators, critics etc.). |
| − | PNEK | + | PNEK also has a guest apartment in [[Oslo]], available for visiting curators, artists, critics etc. |
| − | + | Past and current directors included [[Kristin Bergaust]] (2000-2001), [[Nils Claesson]] (2001-2002), [[Janne Stang Dahl]] (2002-), [[Per Platou]] (2007-2015), [[Ståle Stenslie]] (2015-2017), [[Gyrid Nordal Kaldestad]] (2017-2019), and [[Hilde Tørdal]] (2019-). | |
| + | PNEK was founded in 2000 and established as an independent foundation in March 2007. It is funded by the Ministry of Culture in Norway. [http://www.pnek.org/about (2019)] | ||
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| + | PNEK was founded as an independent organisation during a meeting at Hotel Terminus in Bergen, the 18th of March [[2007]]. The founding members are [[Atelier Nord]] (Oslo), [[BEK]] Bergen centre for electronic arts, [[i/o/lab]] (Stavanger), [[NOTAM]] (Oslo), and [[TEKS]] (Trondheim). | ||
| + | In the Autumn of 2008 six new nodes have joined the network: [[Piksel]] (Bergen), [[Dans for Voksne]] (Oslo) and [[Lydgalleriet]] (Bergen). | ||
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| + | In the Summer of 2017 three new nodes joined the network: [https://vandalerforening.org/ Vandaler Forening] (Oslo), [http://www.artrepublic.no/ Art Republic] (Stavanger), and [http://noemata.net/ Noemata] (Gol). | ||
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| + | [[Atopia]] (Oslo) was a member between 2008 and 2017. [[ROM3]] (Grenland) was a member between 2008 and 2017. [[Utsikten Kunstsenter]] (Kvinesdal) from 2008 to 2017. KINOKINO (Sandnes) was a member between 2012 and 2015. [http://www.pnek.org/about (2019)] | ||
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| + | ; Links | ||
| + | * http://www.pnek.org | ||
[[Category:Media art institutional networks]] | [[Category:Media art institutional networks]] | ||
Latest revision as of 16:26, 13 January 2020
PNEK (Production Network for Electronic Art, Norway) is a network structure aiming to provide good production conditions for artists working with electronic and interdisciplinary art. PNEK assists artists and structures with competence building, project development, workshops, screening/distribution of works, and activities aiming to raise the general awareness about hybrid art forms through seminars and social/artistic events. PNEK can provide limited travel support for artistic/structural exchange between the nodes, and for developing international relations (artists, curators, critics etc.).
PNEK also has a guest apartment in Oslo, available for visiting curators, artists, critics etc.
Past and current directors included Kristin Bergaust (2000-2001), Nils Claesson (2001-2002), Janne Stang Dahl (2002-), Per Platou (2007-2015), Ståle Stenslie (2015-2017), Gyrid Nordal Kaldestad (2017-2019), and Hilde Tørdal (2019-).
PNEK was founded in 2000 and established as an independent foundation in March 2007. It is funded by the Ministry of Culture in Norway. (2019)
- Members
PNEK was founded as an independent organisation during a meeting at Hotel Terminus in Bergen, the 18th of March 2007. The founding members are Atelier Nord (Oslo), BEK Bergen centre for electronic arts, i/o/lab (Stavanger), NOTAM (Oslo), and TEKS (Trondheim).
In the Autumn of 2008 six new nodes have joined the network: Piksel (Bergen), Dans for Voksne (Oslo) and Lydgalleriet (Bergen).
In the Summer of 2017 three new nodes joined the network: Vandaler Forening (Oslo), Art Republic (Stavanger), and Noemata (Gol).
Atopia (Oslo) was a member between 2008 and 2017. ROM3 (Grenland) was a member between 2008 and 2017. Utsikten Kunstsenter (Kvinesdal) from 2008 to 2017. KINOKINO (Sandnes) was a member between 2012 and 2015. (2019)
- Links
