BETWEEN SKY & SEA VII: FLYING BLIND
(MELLOM HIMMEL & HAV VII: UVISSAS TILSTAND)
Performance Art Bergen is happy to announce our next BETWEEN SKY & SEA event, the seventh in line.
August 24th - September 8th 2025, we will host a production-camp and a public show for a selection of eight international artists in Nordøyane, an island community north of Ålesund. Longva Residency is our local organizor, and curators are Sabine Popp, Terese Longva and Rita Marhaug
(MELLOM HIMMEL & HAV VII: UVISSAS TILSTAND)
Performance Art Bergen is happy to announce our next BETWEEN SKY & SEA event, the seventh in line.
August 24th - September 8th 2025, we will host a production-camp and a public show for a selection of eight international artists in Nordøyane, an island community north of Ålesund. Longva Residency is our local organizor, and curators are Sabine Popp, Terese Longva and Rita Marhaug
Our latest PABLISH publication
BETWEEN SKY & SEA V: Tourist, is now available, 230 pages, 14 x 18 cm, 500 gram.
Buy the book from Performance Art Bergen.
Please contact: [email protected]
Price 200 NOK excluded shipping
Between Sky & Sea: Tourist is supported by Norwegian Arts Council, Nordic Culture Fund and Nordic Culture Point
BETWEEN SKY & SEA was first arranged in 2005 in collaboration with Lyngheisenteret at the island Lygra north of Bergen, Norway.
Organizers were Robert Alda, Kurt Johannessen and Rita Marhaug, in 2011 founders of Performance Art Bergen.
The main idea for the first and also later festivals, was to gather a group of artists to work in a specific outdoor environment for a week to be showed in public during one festival day. After the first festival the two next ones took place at Herdla, also an island north of Bergen, this time in collaboration with Herdla Museum and the municipal of Askøy.
The concept of BETWEEN SKY & SEA is today owned and organized by Performance Art Bergen (PAB).
www.performanceartbergen.no/
Organizers were Robert Alda, Kurt Johannessen and Rita Marhaug, in 2011 founders of Performance Art Bergen.
The main idea for the first and also later festivals, was to gather a group of artists to work in a specific outdoor environment for a week to be showed in public during one festival day. After the first festival the two next ones took place at Herdla, also an island north of Bergen, this time in collaboration with Herdla Museum and the municipal of Askøy.
The concept of BETWEEN SKY & SEA is today owned and organized by Performance Art Bergen (PAB).
www.performanceartbergen.no/