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Arkiv for ‘arrangement’/Archive for ‘arrangement’

Kavalkade

Tuesday, December 20th, 2011
Skog & Øquist systematiserer, Entrée, 18.11.-18.12

Karen Skog og Mia Øquist

Karen Skog og Mia Øquist

Karen Skog og Mia Øquist

Karen Skog og Mia Øquist

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Out Of The Blue And Into The Black, Bergen Kjøtt, 01.12-03.12
med Joar Nedberg
Ilija Wyller
Maria Lyngstad Willassen
Audar Kantun
Azar Alsharif

Azar Alsharif

Audar Kantun

Audar Kantun

Joar Nedberg

Azar Alsharif

Maria Lyngstad Willassen

Audar Kantun og Joar Nedberg

Audar Kantun

Azar Alsharif

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NULLDOKUMENTET, Rad#3, Bergen Tinghus, 18.11
med Bjørn Ekeland
Julie Lillelien Porter
Trine Falch
Nicholas Møllerhaug
Alwynne Pritchard, Thorolf Thuestad og Claire Zakiewicz


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Ways of Losing Oneself in an Image, Elsebeth Jørgensen, Hordaland Kunstnersenter, 26.08- 09.10


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EVERY FACT NEEDS TO MOVE, Silje Ensby og Tarald Wassvik, Galleri Fisk, 02.09- 04.09

askebegeret

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Tommy Olsson på Premiss, 02.09- 04.09
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Põhjamaade Paviljon (part 2)

Tuesday, September 20th, 2011

Following images are from the Seminar at the Nordic Pavilion and The Hung-over Brunch Saturday 17th of September 2011 in Tartu, Estonia.

The seminar was about the relations between curators and artists, arranged by Ytter in collaboration with ART IST KUKU NU UT, with the speakers:

Rael Artel (curator and art historian/Estonia), Neringa Cerniauskaite (art critic, curator, and editor / Lithuania), Marie Nerland (curator and artist /Norway), Anders Härm (curator, art critic and museum director/Estonia), Ali MacGilp (curator and editor/Great Britain), Ytter (artist group and online art magazine/Norway)

The 15th and 16th of September Ytter arranged two conversations between Ytter and Steffen Håndlykken (artist and curator, Institute for Color and 1857/ Norway) Helen Tammemäe (editor of MÛÛRILETH, Estonian paper for arts and culture), Roberto N. Peyre (artist and curator, Blot and the exhibition XISM in Stockholm/ Sweden).

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Nordisk Paviljong

Wednesday, September 14th, 2011

The Nordic Pavilion at ART IST KUKU NU UT

Ytter from Bergen have temporarily moved their office to Gallery Noorus, where they initiate The Nordic Pavilion with works by (amongst others) Jacqueline Forzelius, Haukur Már Helgason, a hangover-brunch and a pink parachute as the backdrop for a meeting between Nordic and Baltic artists and curators. Together with the organisers of ART IST KUKU NU UT, Rael Artel and Kaisa Eiche, Ytter will host two public talks and a seminar where the artistic role versus the role of the curator will be discussed, and where they wish to facilitate an exchange of experiences between their Nordic and Baltic guests. Everything takes place inside the Gallery Noorus in Tartu, Tallinn’s beautiful little sister. During the conversations we will talk about our experiences of self-organisation within the field of art and what happens when artistic and curatorial practice becomes more and more “professionalised”. In what way is our artistic integrity affected by power relations artists and curators in between? Is self-organisation in the field of art political art, or is it just an illustration of the method of organisation? 
Ytter has invited Marie Nerland, curator of the Volt (Bergen), Steffen Håndlykken, initiator of Institute for Color and curator of 1857 (Oslo), and Roberto Peyre, curator and initiator of the artist/curatorgroup Blot (Stockholm) as the Nordic representatives in these dialogues between the Nordic and Baltic countries.

Programme:

September 15, 2 pm: Conversational moment at Noorus Gallery organised by Ytter with Roberto Peyre and Kiwa.

September 15, 5 pm: Opening of the festival ART IST KUKU NU UT and the exhibition Art Must Be Beautiful. Selected Works by Marina Abramović (Amsterdam/New York) in Tartu Art Museum.

September 15,7 pm: Screening of Seven Easy Pieces at Athena cinema.

September 16, 2 pm: Conversational moment at Noorus Gallery organised by Ytter with Steffen Håndlykken, Kaisa Eiche and Helen Tammemäe.

September 16, 2011 at 5 pm: Opening of the Acts of Refusal, an international exhibition guest curated by Ellen Blumenstein & Kathrin Meyer (The Office, Berlin) in Tartu Art House.

September 16, 2011 at 7 pm: Opening of the collective project “Leaving Tartu” by Anna Hints, Eva Labotkin, Marja-Liisa Plats, Toomas Thetloff (Tartu/Tallinn), the winners of KUKU NUNNU production grant in Y Gallery.

September 17, 2011 at 12: Hang-over brunch cooked by Ytter (Bergen), and at 1 pm seminar on relations between curators and artists, organised by Ytter in collaboration with ART IST KUKU NU UT. Participants from Nordic and Baltic region.

PS: After official programme, each night spontanous parties will follow in different clubs and bars in Tartu!

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Utfordringen av sitt eget hjemsted

Wednesday, August 10th, 2011

Da jeg helgen 8.-10. juli var invitert til å være med det som heter Arctic Challenge Site Specific, avholdt på øya Andørja, utenfor Harstad i Troms, var det sommer i Nord Norge på sitt beste– sol hele døgnet, hele tida, dugnadsånd og den sinnsyke naturen jeg var midt opp i. Ansvarlig for prosjektet er Marianne Darlén Solhaugstrand, som startet opp Arctic Challenge Site Specific i fjor som en del integrert del av idrettsarrangemantet Tour de Andørja. Fem kunstnere ble invitert for å bidra med prosjekter for et sportsinteressert publikum og i ganske annerledes omgivelser enn det vi normalt er vant til.

Like All Mothers, Julie Lillelien Porter

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Batteriet på kameraet ble flatt i dét vinkelsliperen ble tatt i bruk

Thursday, July 7th, 2011

UKS slo seg sammen med Torpedo bokhandel i anledning årets sommerfest og inviterte til storslagen feiring og åpning på Harpefoss Hotell i Fron i Gudbrandsdalen fredag 1. og lørdag 2. juli. Jeg hadde tenkt at dette var et kunstprosjekt men forstod da jeg kom fram at hotellet faktisk skulle drives som hotell og at oppgaven med å ta vare på turister og til en viss grad lokalbefolkningen er en integrert del av prosjektet.

Kunstnerne Anna Gudmundsdottir og Eivind Slettemeås skal drive hotell og landhandleri, huse samtidskunst og etterhvert sette opp en gjestekunstordning (planlagt i 2012).

Hotellet tok imot en horde av gjester til sommerfesten fredag- og ramlende ut av bussen fra UKS i Oslo etter fire drøye timer med underholdning fra de meget kompetente guidene i True Norwegian Culture Mediation (som sin oppgave bevisst fylte hyppig opp glassene til passasjerene med vodka) var vi endelig framme.

Utstillingen WWW varer fram til 14.august og de forskjellige arbeidene er laga av  Steinar Haga Kristensen & Karen Elliot / Victoria Pihl Lind / aiPotu / Liv Bugge / Anders Dahl Monsen / Bjørn-Kowalski Hansen / Daughters of Valhalla og Sverre Gullesen.

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Gruppearbeid

Friday, May 6th, 2011

Gå ikke glipp av Institutt for farges Gruppearbeid på Volt, Skostredet 3, i kveld kl. 19 (også 7.–8. mai kl. 12–16)

Mer om prosjektet på
gallerivolt.no
instituttforfarge.net
0047.org

Silketrykket til venstre er laget av Institutt for farge på utstillingen Space Station på 0047 – med utgangspunkt i bidrag fra Lewis & Taggart, Ytter, Entreé, Hordaland kunstsenter, Tag Team Studio, Bergen Kjøtt, Knipsu og PreMisS.

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2nd natland SB but how much less is more Seminar 2011

Sunday, February 6th, 2011

http://natland-sb-outdoor.blogspot.com/search/label/manifest%207

http://natland-sb-outdoor.blogspot.com/search?updated-max=2010-06-15T06%3A09%3A00%2B02%3A00&max-results=25

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Performance Now

Sunday, January 30th, 2011

Never or Now, performancefestival i Bergen 28.01-30.01 2011 på Bergen Kjøtt.

Ytter viser bilder fra festivalen.

Moray Hillary, Blind Spot – Foto: Julie Lillelien Porter

Aileen Campbell (SKOTTLAND)– Foto: Julie Lillelien Porter

Publikum venter spent– Foto: Julie Lillelien Porter

Mimosa Pale (FINLAND)

Boogey Boys (NORGE)– Foto: Julie Lillelien Porter

Blind Spot #1– Foto: Julie Lillelien Porter

Blind Spot #2– Foto: Julie Lillelien Porter

Molly Haslund (DANMARK)– Foto: Julie Lillelien Porter

Mia Øquist (NORGE)– Foto: Julie Lillelien Porter

Robert Alda (NORGE/POLEN)– Foto: Julie Lillelien Porter

Shannon Cochrane (CANADA)– Foto: Julie Lillelien Porter

Blind Spot #3– Foto: Julie Lillelien Porter

Blind Spot #4– Foto: Julie Lillelien Porter

Tomasz Szrama– Foto: Julie Lillelien Porter

Blind Spot, #5– Foto: Julie Lillelien Porter

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Tori Wrånes performance, her med Benedicte Clemetsen og et begeistret publikum. Foto: Anne Marthe Dyvi

Tori Wrånes performance, utført i samarbeid med Benedicte Clementsen.

Mangolassi Marhaug

Mangolassi Marhaug

Performance har et stort publikum i Bergen.

Kurt Johannesen

Hege Eriksen

Hege Eriksen

Publikum ser på Hege Eriksens performance.

Foto: Jule Lillelien Porter, Anne Marthe Dyvi

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Friday/Saturday/Sunday

Friday, November 26th, 2010

The New No

Patrick Coyle

Anne Marthe Dyvi / DIY Survival Suit made out of Financial Times


Karen Skog Orkester

Invisible Bees



The dinner


Miss B’s Hair Salon: Cut and Conversation




Vilde Salhus Røed, Will! And the Law of Attraction

Alexis Dirks

Oliver MacDonald, White Tube Gallery



Vilde Andrea Brun, Rekviem

Julie Lillelien Porter


Anngjerd Rustand, One of the Dark Places of the Earth


Anne Marthe Dyvi
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Woodmill days

Friday, November 19th, 2010

Interview with Ytter: Take the biennale and run at Kunstkritikk (in Norwegian)

The Woodmill

Alexis Dirks installing her work outside the hangar.

In the gallery

Vilde Salhus Røed working on her installation «Will! And the Law of Attraction» in the gallery

Anne Marthe Dyvi (left) and Jenny Moore assisting Oliver Macdonald

Oliver Macdonald’s White Tube Gallery.

Inside the White Tube.
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Bergen Biennale II: The Next Generation

Monday, November 15th, 2010

The Woodmill, London
19/20/21 November 2010



The London-based collective Gandt
joins together with Bergen-based collective Ytter to produce The Bergen Biennale II: The Next Generation. On the 19th, 20th and 21st of November 2010, London sees the advent of a three-fold event beginning at The Woodmill – London’s unique venue for genre-breaking art – with a launch and readings from Issue 12, ‘The New No,’ by Gandt, also featuring, Me & My Friends (Zurich/London), Alphabet Prime (Stockholm), and an adjoining schedule of readings in collaboration with P.A.S.T. Projects (London). We will see artwork from emerging artists Ytter – Anngjerd Rustand, Vilde Andrea Brun, Anne Marthe Dyvi, Julie Lillelien Porter (Bergen), Oliver MacDonald (London), Linda Rogn (Bergen), Vilde Salhus Røed (Bergen), and Alexis Dirks (Glasgow), performances by Jenny Moore (London), Nicole Bachmann (London/Zurich), Patrick Coyle (London), Sophie Risner (London), and Anngjerd Rustand (Bergen), along with both a screening of American video artists curated by Jason Underhill and of the film ‘Total Recall 2’ by Karen Nikgol (Bergen). The Woodmill’s very own Dickens Club is a proud sponsor of the second Bergen Biennale, providing drink, and a critically engaged atmosphere for debates and dancing.

The second part of the much anticipated Bergen Biennale II will take place at The Woodmill, London’s newest and freshest artist-run gallery including sets by comedian Chris Boyd (London), The Invisible Bees (London), Karen Skog Orkestra and her own-made instruments (Bergen), an afternoon of haircuts with Miss B’s Hair Salon (London), as well as the much-anticipated premiere of the feature-length film, ‘The Road to Margaritaville,’ by Jason Underhill (Los Angeles). A communal, artist-made dinner for 40 and director’s talk by Jason Underhill must not be missed as a prelude to the screening.

Ytter and Gandt come together as a naturally evolved but pivotal crux in the visioning of The Bergen Biennale 2010, a one-night stand with two days of consequences. Come experience both an exciting international program, and the dynamic art scene of London – “the old town with a young mind.”
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19-21 November 2010
Opening 19:00, Friday, 19 November
The Woodmill
Neckinger Depot
London SE16 3QN
See www.woodmill.org for details of each event and to book a place for dinner.
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Friday 19th Nov:
Exhibition in the Hangar and the Gallery open from 7pm
Patrick Coyle 7 – 9pm
Chris Boyd 7 – 8.30pm
P.A.S.T Projects Reading: Gandt reads The New No 7.30pm
Invisible Bees 9 – 9.30pm
Karen Skog Orkestra 8.30 – 9pm
After party in the Dicken’s Club 9.30 – 12pm
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Saturday 20th Nov
P.A.S.T Projects Reading: Anngjerd Rustand 3 – 4pm
Jason Underhill’s Curated Film Screenings 4 – 5pm
Karen Nikgol’s ‘Total Recall 2’ 5 – 6pm
Dinner 6 – 8pm (see website to RSVP)
Premiere of ‘The Road To Margaritaville’ by Jason Underhill with comments from the director 8 – 9.30pm
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Sunday 21th Nov
Miss B’s Hair Salon 2 – 3pm
P.A.S.T Projects Reading: Sophie Risner, Simon Clark, Gandt 3 – 4pm
Jason Underhill’s Curated Film Screenings 4 – 5pm
Closing Party 5 – 7pm

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