Thursday 12-6pm ︎ Mari Kvien Brunvoll, Elida Brenna Linge
Breton Cassette: Plommehagepartitur – Oår ︎ Kunstbokhandel Under Press Kristen Keegan, Kurt Johannessen, Mari Kanstad Johnsen, David Horvitz + more ︎ Lars Korff Lofthus Totems (2015-2017) — 2023 Emily WeinerI took my lyre and said — 2022 Cato LølandTurning Strangers Into Family Andrea SpreaficoPoor Dictionary (from Distance to Rage) Cato LølandChests Paris Internationale Marco BruzzoneGLUB CLUB (An Underwater Turmoil)
Lera SxemkaArtists in Residency Nastya FeschukArtist in Residency
Tuda Muda, Artists in Residency Ivana KrálíkováFuture City Earth Systems Artists in Residency
T-Yard Writers Residency
︎ www.t-yard.com Karoline Hjorth & Riitta IkonenEyes as Big as Plates
Entrée Cinema Bergen Filmklubb Bergen Art
Book
Library
Magnhild Øen NordahlOppløyste abstraksjonar — 2021 SIGLA BINDA- a group exhibition Entrée Cinema Cinemateket i Bergen Kåre Aleksander GrundvågGrunnarbeid B3IG3 REACTION VIDEOS Lisa SeebachI’d
Rather Be Rehearsing the Future Entrée Cinema: Bergen Filmklubb Ann Iren BuanFalm varsomt, hold om oss
Sjur Eide AasAt Hermit Street Metro Entrance
Entrée Cinema: Cinemateket Bergen Karin BlomgrenSummen av alle k re fter
Entrée Cinema: at Bergen Filmklubb Past Exhibitions — 2020 Lin WangExotic Dreams Tattoo Shop Unfolding Questions,
Codes, at Tromsø Kunstforening Ida Wiethwander / wonder Lilian Nabulime, Bathsheba Okwenje, My Mother Is Forgetting My Face. Ian GilesAfter BUTT Oliver ResslerCarbon and Captivity
Sara
WolfertHead Channel & Lion Entrée Cinema Kjersti Vetterstad
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Beehive in My Heart at Cinemateket Bergen Halldis RønningWatermusic Past Exhibitions — 2019 Kristin AustreidEt underlig redskap
Bergen AssemblyActually, the Dead Are Not Dead Anne de Boer, Eloïse Bonneviot the Mycological Twist Kamilla LangelandStories
of the Mind Maria BrinchINYA LAKE — at Kunstnernes Hus Bathsheba Okwenje
Freedom of Movement at Kunstnernes Hus Lina Viste GrønliNye skulpturer Toril JohannessenSKOGSAKEN
(The Forest Case) Marysia Lewandowska
It’s About Time (in Venice Biennial) Films by Isme FilmCollectively
Conscious Remembrance Trond LossiusThe Atmospherics River deep, mountain high Marjolijn Dijkman Reclaiming Vision Damir Avdagic
Reenactment/Process
Eivind EgelandFather of Evil Marysia LewandowskaRehearsing the Museum
Anton VidokleImmortality for All: a film trilogy on Pulheim Jam Session, Jenine MarshKneading Wheel, Coins and Tokens
Jenine MarshOrientering —
a group show in public space
Jon RafmanDream Journal
Goutam Ghosh & PAARA Ian GilesAfter BUTT
Films by Yafei QiWearing The Fog, I Wonder Why, Life Tells Lies
Exhibitions Daniel Gustav CramerFive Days Kamilla LangelandThe Thinker, Flower Pot and Mush Danilo CorrealeEquivalent Unit
Valentin ManzUseful Junk Jeannine HanTime Flies When Slipping
Pedro Gómez-EgañaPleasure
Ane Graff
Mattering Waves Andrew AmorimLest We Perish
Tom S. KosmoUnnatural Selection Jenine Marsh ALBUMHow to Feel Like a Woman DKUK (Daniel Kelly)Digital Retreat Dot Com
Cato LølandFolded Lines,
Battles and Events Harald Beharie(S)kjønn safari 2.0
Lynda BenglisOn Screen Linn PedersenNADA New York Ida NissenFading Forms Anders HolenStimulus
Sinta WernerVanishing Lines
Exhibitions Bjørn MortensenPouches and Pockets
Linn PedersenPlain Air
Øystein KlakeggEntrée # 55
Leander DjønnePetroglyphs of the Indebted Man
Lewis & TaggartBlack Holes and other painted objects Azar Alsharif NADA New York Linda SorminCollision
Steinar Haga KristensenThe Fundamental Part of Any Act Exhibitions Tora Endestad Bjørkheim Mathijs van GeestThe passenger eclipsed
Marit FølstadSense of Doubt Oliver LaricYuanmingyuan3D
Terence Kohsticks, stones and bones Kristin TårnesvikKorsmos ugressarkiv
Exhibitions André TehraniLost Allusions Pedro
Gómez-EgañaObject to be Destroyed
Flag New York City Christian von BorriesI’m M Dillan MarshJune Twenty-First
Vilde Salhus RøedFor the Sake of Colour
Azar AlsharifThe distant things seem close (…)
Magnhild Øen NordahlTrialog Lars Korff LofthusNew Work Exhibitions Anngjerd Rustan
The Dust Will Roll Together Cato LølandLove is Old, Love is New Stian Ådlandsvik
Abstract Simplicity of Need Sinta WernerSomething that stands for
Kjersti VetterstadLethargia Anna LundhGrey Zone
Arne RyggFlag Bergen Exhibitions Karen Skog & Mia ØquistSkog & Øquist systematiserer Danilo CorrealeWe Are Making History
Sveinung Rudjord UnnelandU.T.
Ethan Hayes-ChuteMake/Shifted Cabin
Ebba BohlinPica Pica
First We Take Mannahatta
Roger von ReybekielDo Everything Fantastic Exhibitions Michael
Johansson27m3
Tone Wolff Kalstad
This Color Is Everywhere
Knud Young Lunde Road Show Event Plan
Alison CareyOn The In-Between
Mercedes Mühleisen If Everything Else Fails... MartAn Instructional Patrick WagnerSouth of No North GandtBergen Biennale 2010 by Ytter
Lars Korff Lofthus West Norwegian Pavilion
Serina ErfjordRepeat
Mattias ArvastssonPresence No.5
Malin Lennström-ÖrtwallIt`s like Nothing Ever Happened Exhibitions Tor NavjordFM/AM Ragnhild JohansenErased Knot Painting Entrée Radio
Lewis and Taggart
Ledsagende lydspor In Conversation: In Conversation: In Conversation: In Conversation: Ludo Sounds with In Conversation: Randi Grov Berger
Mark
January 29th, 2021 at 7pm Entrée + BFK kunstfilm:
at Bergen Filmklubb Claudia Maté, Inside Out (2015). Jon Rafman is an interdisciplinary artist merging
photography, sculpture, video, virtual reality, and installation. His work
explores the impact of technology on contemporary consciousness, incorporating
the rich vocabulary of online worlds to create poetic narratives that
critically engage with the present. He examines the relationship between memory
and data, and the ways in which they are corruptible, fragmentary, and subject
to decay. His video works are pulling references from popular culture, Hollywood,
videogames, 1980s adventure films starring kids, body horror, slime aesthetics,
Dungeons and Dragons, and LARPing. Claudia Maté lives and work in Paris. She works in a
large area of new media and online based works. Her works come from a variety
of formats including programming, 3D, video, videogames, VR, GIF and sound. She
is Co-founder and curator at cloaque.org. Her work manages to blend the
familiar with the odd, and the futuristic with strange retro tropes. She has
realised her ambition to fuse the internet and interactive 3D technology into
an aesthetic that is non-ideological and defines a never-ending new aesthetic –
into a surreal and pixelated world where anything is possible, and nothing is
as it seems. Mate’s works has been exhibited internationally in Spain, USA,
France, Switzerland, Austria, Canada, Croatia, Italy, Germany, Chile,
Argentina, Switzerland, Netherlands, Venezuela, Korea, Mexico, Greece, Czech
Republic, Iran, Peru, Lithuania, UK and online.
Mark
Claudia Maté, Inside Out (2015).