Konstfacks bibliotek

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*24510$aConnection Barents$h[DVD-video] /$ca DVD by Katarina Eismann
*260  $a[Kirkenes]  :$bThe Barents Institute ,$c2006
*300  $a1 DVD
*500  $aConnection Barents: A Cross Art collaboration with Everyday Life was initiated and developed by the four Nordic art institutions NordScen: Nordic Centre for the Performing Arts, Nifca, NordBok and Nomus, together with the Norwegian art institution Pikene på Broen. It was a two week inter-disciplinary laboratory and symposium held in June 2006. More then 50 artists within the fields of visual arts, music, literature and performing arts from northwest Russia and the Nordic and Baltic countries were encouraged to share local and international, traditional and contemporary art and culture during the lab. Connection Barents was a cross-border collaboration aiming to create a sustained space for artists and local experts involved in cultural negotiation through contemporary art with the changing societies of the Barents Region. Katarina Eismann was commissioned to portray and convey the events that took place during the travelling art workshop.

*500  $aThe Singaporean leader of Theatre Works, Ong Keng Sen was the artistic leader of the laboratory. Navigators at the laboratory were filmmaker Wu Wenguang, Beijing, China, and artist Coco Fusco, New York, USA. Main speakers at the symposium were Akram Zaatai, video artist and curator, Lebanon; Tadashi Kawamata, visual artist, Japan; Ayu Utami, writer, Indonesia; Kaffe Matthews, composer, UK.
*60014$aEismann, Katarina
*61024$aThe Barents Institute
*61024$aSymposium .$bKirkenes
*653  $aOtraditionella konstformer
*7101 $aThe Barents Institute
*8520 $hTIMELINE Konstfacks videotek -  Contemporary :
*8564 $uhttp://www.connectionbarents.org/index.php?connection=21b$yWebsite
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