Ytter + Vestlandsutstillingen
Various events from 17 April–20 June 2010.
• Ytter + London based artist collective Gandt collaborate on the 1st Bergen Biennale
• Provinsielle utbrudd/Provincial Eruptions - exhibition at ytter.no
Sat 24 April Ytter visits the opening of Vestlandsutstillingen at Kabuso, Øystese
text & images

Fri 30 April Bergen Biennale 2010 Landmark and Entrée, Bergen
text & images Sun 2 May First online exhibition opening

Sun 2 May Ytter visits Vestlandsutstillingen in Førde
text & images

Tue 12 May second online exhibition opening

May Ytter visits Vestlandsutstillingen in Ålesund
text & images

Tue 18 May Ytter visits Vestlandsutstillingen in Eidfjord
text & images

Thur 20 May Ytter visits Vestlandsutstillingen in Haugesund
text & images

Sat 22 May third online exhibition opening

Tue 1 June fourth online exhibition opening

Fri 4-Sat 5 May Ytter visits Vestlandsutstillingen in Stavanger and Suldal

Fri 11 June fifth online exhibition opening

Ytters VU-prosjekter er støttet av Bergen Kommune

Arkiv for ‘IN ENGLISH’/Archive for ‘IN ENGLISH’

Lokalisert/localised

Monday, September 7th, 2009

Bokomslag i pene farger. Design av Pjolter

I forbindelse med biennalekonferansen i Bergen gir Ctrl+Z Publishing ut boka Lokalisert, eller Localised som den heter hvis man begynner å lese bakfra (eller forfra, alt ettersom). Gå ikke glipp av lansering på Hordaland Kunstsenter førstkommende fredag (9/11) kl. 20.

Mer om utgivelsen er å finne på på Ctrl+Zs webside.
Ytterredaksjonens bidrag til boka er også lagt ut her.

The A-B-C of Artistic Research
(or should we say the A-R-T)

Friday, August 21st, 2009

Pedro Gómez-Egaña

Photo: Pedro Gómez-Egaña

Tekst: Anne Marthe Dyvi
It takes time to understand an art institution. And parts of the art institution tend to be a bit anonymous. For instance the Fellow Researchers. What do they do?
I know of the description done by the institution, and by The National Norwegian Artistic Research Fellowships Programme. But I wanted to know what it is like from the inside.
What is artistic research? What does a Fellow Researcher do?
Pedro Gómez-Egaña is a researcher in art at Bergen National Academy of the Arts, and he has kindly answered some of my questions.
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Vs. Glasgow: Interview with Francis McKee about the biennale form

Tuesday, April 14th, 2009

This autumn there will be held a conference in Bergen, Norway in order to discuss organizing and starting up a contemporary art biennale in town.
I decided to interview Francis McKee, former director of Glasgow International Festival of Contemporary Art, which now has taken on the form of a bi-annual festival in Glasgow.

Julie: Could you explain the starting point of the GI festival, such as who initiated it, on what background, and what were the strategies to make it become successful?

Francis: GI grew out of the Glasgow Art Fair. There is an annual fair in the city around April which predominately sells traditional paintings, nothing contemporary or that would be recognized as such in the contemporary art world. (more…)

An elaborated system of human longing

Wednesday, March 11th, 2009

Chloe Lewis & Andrew Taggart
Master Weekend at Hordaland Kunstsenter 6-8 March 2009

Monument to a man who survived a nine-storey fall in his underwear after attempting to build a bridge into his neighbour´s apartment

wood, plexiglass, 2009

Monument to a man who survived a nine-storey fall in his underwear
after attempting to build a bridge into his neighbour´s apartment

wood, plexiglass, 2009
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The Creativity Fix

Sunday, December 14th, 2008

In relation to the focus this autumn on artists’ financial circumstances, with Kunstneraksjonen and several talks about the precarious position of the artist (Eivind Slettemeås: Kunst og Prekaritet), here a link to an article about the parallel tendencies in many countries.

http://www.eurozine.com/articles/2007-06-28-peck-en.html

Susanne Jaschko

Tuesday, December 9th, 2008

Susanne Jaschko – presentation at Bergen National Academy of the Arts, November 2008.

Recording mp3/1:33 min/43 MB/English

With permission/© Susanne Jaschko