Bergen Centre for Electronic Arts (BEK) is a renowned brand offering a wide range of services and products related to electronic art. Located in Bergen, Norway, BEK provides various services, including an archive, projects, and thematic areas. Their archive contains a collection of electronic artworks, while their projects focus on the exploration and development of electronic art in collaboration with artists.

BEK also offers thematic areas that delve into specific subjects and issues. Additionally, BEK provides residencies to artists like Pavel Sterec and Emily Adomah, giving them access to their video and audio studios. Pavel Sterec, a Prague-based artist, combines performance, objects, installations, photography, and other mediums to explore themes such as research, science, museums, and social structures.

Emily Adomah, a singer and composer based in Bergen, investigates the relationship between people and sound pollution in her project pollution. BEK also hosts events like the annual summer festival, where they celebrate the artistic community and present the work of their resident artists. They even collaborate with other organizations, such as aerial, on workshops like the Queer game jam, which explores techno-feminism and queer video and computer games.

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