All day: Exhibition of Den kunstliturgiske kiste (The Art Liturgical Chest). Den kunstliturgiske kiste is the reflection component of Kunstliturgien; PhD project by Liv Kristin Holmberg, Norwegian Academy of Music, completed in 2024. Read more.
Track 1
(FAU 311)
Marie Suul Brobakke (INN)
Moderator: Edit Kaldor
Track 2
(FAU 101)
Ingeborg Dalheim (NMH)
Moderator: Bjørn Erik Haugen
Track 4
(FAU 308)
All Tomorrows Parties (Brynjar Åbel Bandlien, UiS)
Moderator: Tale Næss
Track 1
(FAU 311)
MEMORYWORK (Per Roar, KHiO)
Moderator: Edit Kaldor
Track 2
(FAU 101)
Eir Inderhaug (NMH)
Moderator: Bjørn Erik Haugen
Track 3
(FAU 310)
Halldis Rønning (UiS)
Moderator: Petrine Vinje
Track 4
(FAU 308)
Materiality of White (Marte Johnslien, KHiO)
Moderator: Tale Næss
Keynote: “Realities and inventions in literary non-fiction”
Espen Ytreberg, Universitetet i Oslo
FAU 101
Track 3 - 14:15-15:15
(FUN 118)
Trygve Nielsen (NTNU)
Moderator: Søren Thilo Funder
Track 1
(FAU 311)
Denise Hauser (NTNU)
Moderator: Edit Kaldor
Track 2
(FAU 101)
Christian Stene (UiB)
Moderator: Bjørn Erik Haugen
Track 3
(FAU 310)
Oskar Johanson (NTNU)
Moderator: Søren Thilo Funder
Track 4
(FAU 308)
Beyond Heritage (Tim Parry-Williams, UiB, and Franz Petter Schmidt, KHiO)
Moderator: Liv Kristin Holmberg
Track 1
(FAU 311)
Ole Christian Solbakken (INN)
Moderator: Edit Kaldor
Track 2
(FAU 101)
Isa Katharina Gericke (KHiO)
Moderator: Bjørn Erik Haugen
Track 3
(FAU 310)
Olga Lucko (NTNU)
Moderator: Søren Thilo Funder
Track 4
(FAU 308)
1001Nord (Geir Davidsen, UiT)
Moderator: Liv Kristin Holmberg
Language: Norwegian
Release for VIS #13: Brieftopia, shared meal and social gathering
(Skjenkestua)
Welcome to the release of VIS – Nordic Journal for Artistic Research Issue 13: Brieftopia, edited by Behzad Khosravi Noori.
VIS Issue 13 presents artistic expositions that explore Brieftopia – a momentary yet meaningful glimpse into a possible future. Coined by Noori as a method of artistic research, Brieftopia represents a space where imagination, politics, and artistic practice converge to envision alternative futures.
The politics of the future are deeply rooted in today’s socio-economic, cultural, and environmental challenges. As societies navigate war, climate change, technological shifts, and inequality, the way we imagine the future becomes a crucial act. Brieftopia resists utopian abstraction, instead offering brief yet tangible artistic interventions that challenge dominant narratives and propose new perspectives on collective existence.
Through six expositions, this issue of VIS explores Brieftopia as an artistic and political strategy – where speculative spaces, historical reclamations, and performative encounters shape new possibilities for the future.
The event will feature a presentation by Tale Næss (VIS Editorial Committee) alongside authors Hilde Hovland Honerud, Jon Hovland Honerud, and Rut Karin Zettergren.
Expositions in VIS #13:
- Design Phenomenographies for Industrial Wastelands / By Monica Tusinean
- Fata Morgana / By Torben Körschkes
- Galaxy Revolution – Space travel as a tool for reimagining / By Rut Karin Zettergren, Olando Whyte
- Photography, Temporality, and Thinking about the Future / By Hilde Hovland Honerud, Jon Hovland Honerud
- Escalating inter-activity: brieftopic glimpse in site-specific post-human improvised music / By Barbierato Leonardo
- Ieally, the biryani that brings us all together / By Saniya Jafri
The issue will be published on VIS website 18 March 2025: https://www.visjournal.nu/
(Book launch by Tony Kauppila in Skjenkestua 16:30-18:00 - open to all).