Going to Oslo this afternoon, to spend an evening with old friends and then tomorrow give a talk about an essay I wrote as an introduction to a catalogue of electronic art in public spaces in Norway. Here’s more information if you’re interested in the book or the talk – and yes, I’ll post the article soon, just not right now, things are so busy!

Invitasjon til lansering av publikasjonen “Elektronisk kunst i offentlige rom” !

I disse dager lanseres og distribueres publikasjonen “Elektronisk kunst i offentlige rom”, utgitt av NOTAM/PNEK. Foruten artikler om temaet, presenteres 15 aktuelle arbeider og det gis en oversikt over hvor man kan hevnende seg for ?• f?• r?•dgivning og informasjon om elektronisk kunst. I forbindelse med utgivelsen inviterer NOTAM til en markering tirsdag 31. august kl. 14.00.

Program :

  • Velkommen v/ redaksjonen
  • R?•dgiver Dag Wiersholm fra Utsmykkingsfondet om digital utsmykking
  • 1.aman. Jill Walker fra Universitet i Bergen om sin artikkel “Kunst i bevegelse”
  • Forskningsleder og p?•troppende MIC direkt??r Svein Bj??rk?•s om kunstformidling
  • Komponist Bjarne Kvinnsland presenterer “Nydalen T-banestasjon” og et arbeid under utvikling.

Sted: NOTAM, Nedregate 5, p?• Gr?ºnerl??kka i Oslo
Tid: Tirs. den 31.08.2004, kl. 14.00 – 15.30

Gi gjerne tilbakemelding til Siren Tj??tta p?• NOTAM hvis du kommer, epost: sirent@notam02.no
Dersom du ikke kan komme men likevel ??nsker et eks., kontakt NOTAM eller PNEK v/ Janne Stang Dahl: janne@pnek.no

“Elektronisk kunst i offentlige rom” er st??ttet av PNEK, Norsk kulturr?•d og Utsmykkingsfondet for offentlige bygg.


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2 thoughts on “elektronisk kunst i offentlige rom

  1. Marianne

    Hei
    Kan du fortelle meg litt mer om kunst i det offentlige rom i Norge?
    Hvem holder p med det og hvordan fÂr man finasiert det?
    Vennlig hilsen
    Marianne Stranger-Johannessen

  2. Jill

    Marianne, les PNEKs artikkelsamling og katalog over elektronisk kunst i offentlige rom, og s ser du p Norsk kulturrÂd og klikker inn p tverrfaglig –> kunst og ny teknologi.

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