Lost in Transition
Exhibitions & concert curator:
Espen Gangvik, director Meta.Morf / TEKS
Conference curator and moderator:
Dr. Rachel Armstrong, University of Greenwich, London
Here to Go II
Conference & concert curators:
Carl Abrahamsson
Martin Palmer
Advisory circle 2014
Alex Adriaansens, Director V2_, Rotterdam
Alex Booker, Professor, AB, NTNU
Anja Johansen, PhD cand. TKS, NTNU
Jørgen Hallås Skatland, Phd cand. AB, NTNU
Martin Palmer, composer & curator, founder of Forum Nidrosiae
Initial Advisory board 2007
Alex Adriaansens, Director, V2_, Rotterdam
Clive Kellner, former director of Johannesburg Art Gallery, South Africa
Jemima Rellie, Vice President, Comms & Public progr., Getty Conservation Institute, Los Angeles
Jeremy Welsh, Artist, Professor, Trondheim Academy of Fine Art
Zhang Ga, Curator, The National Museum of Modern Art, Beijing
Director & Curator
Espen Gangvik
[Funding, Web, Logistics, Press, Promotion]
Exhibition producer
Daniel Richards
Concert producers
Martin Palmer
Espen Gangvik
Travel manager
Jørgen Hallås Skatland
Hospitality manager
Susanne Eeg
Production assistants
Andrea Menéndez
Daniel Romero Nieto
Håvard Stamnes
Katarina Marthinsen
Per Kristian Nygård
Øyvind Sørfjordmo
BABEL Visningsrom for Kunst
Blæst
Brukbar & Supa Klubb
Dokkhuset
Gråmølna – Trondheim Kunstmuseum
RAKE Visningsrom
Trøndelag Senter for Samtidskunst
Trøndelag Teater
Verkstedhallen
Thanks to:
Unni Harrison, Tibe T
Anne Maisey, Trondheim Kunstmuseum
Margrete Abelsen, Babel Visningsrom for kunst
Randi Brockmann, Trøndelag senter for samtidskunst
Amalie Marie Stevik, Trøndelag senter for samtidskunst
Charlotte Rostad, Rake Visningsrom
Trygve Ohren, Rake Visningsrom
Sverre Halvorsen, Lucas, NTNU
Merete Søbstad, Dokkhuset
Tor Breivik, Dokkhuset
Arild Schei, Dokkhuset
Pål Rees, Blæst
Sjalg Olav Hoel, Blæst
Guro Store, Trøndelag Teater
Kristian Seltun, Trøndelag Teater
TEKS is the organiser of Meta.Morf.
TEKS – Trondheim Electronic Arts Centre is a non-profit organisation founded in Trondheim in 2002. The organisation is a resource and competence centre that aims to produce and convey techno related art projects within all art disciplines.
TEKS initiates and organises artistic productions and projects, works with promotion and education through courses and workshops, and acts as organizer or co-organiser of various techno related cultural initiatives.
TEKS is in 2014 funded by the Arts council Norway and Trondheim Municipality.
TEKS is a member of PNEK, Production network for Electronic arts, Norway.
