• The Nomadic Library of Tanya Busse and Joar Nango

    The nomadic library of Joar Nango and Tanya Busse brings together the informal publications and texts created in the Barents Region. Through books, dissertations, zines, pamphlets and other publications the artists explore underground publishing initiatives that exist outside mainstream culture and institutions.

  • Strings, Trains and Local Football with Audio Artist Nadya Gorokhova

    Nadya Gorokhova’s art practice involves sound and video works which act as explorations into acoustic environments. Based in Saint Petersburg, Nadya uses the everyday sounds to create immersive audio environments which are then overlaid with her own inputs from electronic and traditional instruments. This overlaying is Nadya’s response to the audio inputs that she hears and the result is a distinctive soundtrack to everyday life.

  • Arctic Hysteria in Teriberka and Mortensnes

    Norwegian artists Thale Fastvold and Tanja Thorjussen visited Pikene på Broen as part of ongoing research into the project Arctic Hysteria for the curator collective and independent gallery space, Locus. Their BAR International residency with Pikene på Broen took the artists from the windswept fishing village of Teriberka on the Russian Barents Sea coast to the mystical Tranestein stone in Mortensnes on the shores of the Varanger Fjord.

  • Final INTRANSIT Event in Erfurt Germany and INTRANSIT Publication Released

    The final event of the INTRANSIT project organized by the Goethe Institut Stockholm was following the theme somewhere else today is already tomorrow – What can we learn from co-productive, user-led forms of urban development in northwestern Europe? It took place in Erfurt/Germany from Wednesday 27th to Friday 29th of April of 2016.

  • Sever7 at BAR International

    The Saint-Petersburg based artists’ collective Sever7 is named after a Soviet expedition to the North Pole drift ice and the group is lead by both a collective intelligence and the individual practice of each of the artists.