Konserter/installasjoner

An evening exploring music with AI and quantum computing with Eduardo Reck Miranda and Victoria Johnson.

Vi lever i en travel, støyende og urolig verden. Bli med oss på en kunstnerisk opplevelse som utforsker menneskelig stillhet og ro på Deichman Bjørvika.

We live in a noisy, and troubled world. Please join us for an artistic co-performance that explores human stillness and silence in the busy Deichman Bjørvika public library.

Can we interact with people from the past and the future? Can old machines be musical? RITMO exhibit installation at Popsenteret in Oslo.

A networked research concert at Popsenteret, organized by the AMBIENT project and MCT master students in collaboration with Popsenteret, Oslo.

Bruno Laeng will talk about how we listen with our eyes at this new edition of Lab.Prat at Popsenteret.

Through a combined concert and science talk with her band Dana & The Monsters, Dana will present and demonstrate her research to explain how concerts are venues for social bonding. 

Floating Pointers, a multimedia project for dancer, electronic music and video by Alisa Kobzar (composition) and Lisa McGuire (dance), takes inspiration from the concept of ‘pointers’ in computer science, where digital objects store memory addresses.

Velkommen til seminar og workshop om kunstfagene, kunstnerisk utviklingsarbeid og åpen forskning. Hvilke dilemmaer oppstår når forskningsdata og resultater skal deles og gjenbrukes? Og hvilke muligheter medfører mer åpenhet og økt deling av data for fag som eksempelvis musikk, visuell kunst, film, scenekunst og design?

Me & My Musical AI "Toddler", an improvisation piece for a guitarist, a coadaptive audiovisual instrument, and six self-playing guitars.

An installation of the Self-Playing Guitars by Sebastian Fongen Langslet, Çağrı Erdem, and Alexander Refsum Jensenius.

MusicLab 8 explores synaesthesia through a multimodal performance with electric guitar and live electronics and visuals.

Why do people get absorbed in musical experiences? RITMO has teamed up with the world-leading The Danish String Quartet for a unique research concert in the middle of Copenhagen.

This 6th edition of MusicLab focuses on musical interactions between humans and machines, featuring prominent musicians from Norway’s improvisation scene. Christian Winther (guitar) and Dag Erik Knedal Andersen (drums) will play with an artificial intelligence-enabled interactive music system, CAVI, developed by Çağrı Erdem.