Breakfast seminar: BIT Teatergarasjen for 40 years
In connection with the exhibition "BIT Teatergarasjen for 40 years" in the Humanities Library, the Digital Lab invites to a breakfast seminar with a conversation about the archive, the exhibition and the history of BIT Teatergarasjen.
Main content
Take the opportunity to start the day at the library, and tune in the conversation between two representatives from BIT and one from Theatre studies at UiB in a talk about the moving and updating of the archive, preparations and choices for the exhibition, what discoveries have been made and BIT's history.
About the exhibition
This autumn, BIT Teatergarasjen is showing an exhibition about 40 years of work in and for the performing arts in collaboration with the University Library. In two years, BIT will move into the new Sentralbadet, and this will remark an important step towards a new golden age for international performing arts in Bergen.
The exhibition tells parts of BIT's history since 1984 with the help of posters, programs, stage installations and video, photographs, study material, and more. There will also be several performances in the exhibition during the semester.
Panelists
Will be announced.
Practical information
The breakfast seminar will be held in Babelstuen at the Humanities Library. Registered participants will receive light refreshments during the event, and registration takes place via this registration form.
Photo credits (top photo):
Top to bottom / left to right:
- "Spelling Spectacle" by Ingrid Berger Myhre (photo: Thor Brødreskift)
- "Pleasure Doing Business" by Karen Eide Bøen and Hugo Hedberg (photo: Thor Brødreskift)
- "The Crowd" by Gisele Vienne (photo: Mathilde Darel)
- "Skeleton Woman" by Signe Becker (photo: Alette Schei Rørvik)
- "Realness: Luk Kreung" by Sun Pittaya Phaefuange (photo: Thor Brødreskift)
- "One Drop" by Sonja Lindfors (photo: Thor Brødreskift)
- "Filipino Superwoman Band" by Eisa Jocson (photo: Thor Brødreskift)
- "J'ai pleuré avec les chiens - Time, Creation, Destruction" by Daina Ashbee (photo: Thor Brødreskift)
- "Marzo" by Dewey Dell
- "Bloody Mess" by Forced Entertainment (photo: Hugo Glendinning)
- "Hey Girl" by Societas Raffaello Sanzio / Romeo Castellucci
- "Ravemachine" by Doris Uhlich (photo: Peter Empl)
