What keeps you awake

2004 - In Art Projects

What keeps you awake

display, Alexander Gerner, Håvard Pedersen

BIT Teatergarasjen
15 - 16 -17.04 2004

And we will all make a pause / a break / a siesta or concentrate on whatsoever – this childhood thing when you go to a holiday camp and the responsible tells you to shut off the lights and go to sleep and then you still talk in the dark or put your sleeping bags together and put the little lamps on to still pass the night talking / whispering.

The performance What Keeps You Awake was a collaboration between display and Alexander Gerner.
Håvard Pedersen was playing LPs during the performance. The performance consisted of video materials, texts, conversations, live telephone calls and music. The audience was sitting on sofas and madrasses. On stage there was also a tent, a hammock, a chocolate cake and a bar.

The performance was co-produced by BIT Teatergarasjen and supported by City of Bergen.

Photos: Thor Brødreskift

What keeps you awake

What keeps you awake

Kompressor: CD with electronic music – 2003
Ferdsskriveren – 2003
Fall – 2003
Fiel Amigo - A Friend That Can Be Trusted – 2003

What keeps you awake – 2004

3t – 2007
Endings for Oslo – 2007
Støyfest – 2007
Let’s Do Endings Again – 2007

Listen for the body of the other – 2008

On Correspondence – 2009

25 – 2010
The Norwegian Art Yearbook 2010 – 2010
Artistic Strategies in Contemporary Dance − The Dancer as an Artist – 2010

The Norwegian Art Yearbook 2012 – 11.11.12
Notes on Utopia, Bergen – 13.10.12
Kong Oidipus – 13.4.12
On the art institutions – 01.3.12

On collectivity and collaboration in art – 24.11.13
The Norwegian Art Yearbook 2013 – 11.11.13
Interview Kunstkritikk – 22.3.13
CHROMA I - IV – 22.3.13

On Board MANIFESTA 10 – 11.10.14
Curating (in) the in-between – 10.5.14

Residency The Nordic Artists’ Centre in Dale – 01.12.15
Notes on Utopia, Zagreb – 11.11.15
Notes on Utopia, Maribor – 11.11.15
Notes on Utopia, Ljubljana – 11.11.15
Imagining Commons – 11.11.15
Residency in Vilnius – 14.9.15
Citadelløya – 17.8.15
Montreal – 03.7.15
Daughters of Chaos Deleuze Studies Camp 2015 – 22.6.15
Mobility grant: Stockholm – 20.6.15
Institutions need to be constructed – 04.6.15
Interview in Billedkunst – 30.3.15
Leseprøve for voksne – 15.1.15

The Imaginary Reader – 30.11.16
Article in an anthology on Norwegian dance – 08.11.16
Why I Write - a seminar on writing, dramaturgy and work – 13.9.16
On art and money – 27.8.16
Dark Ecology Journey 2016 – 01.5.16
Sørlandsutstillingen 2016 – 02.4.16
Board member Norwegian Association of Curators – 11.3.16

Looking up into the sky – 06.5.17
Oslo Open – 23.4.17
Pro tempore! Sørlandsutstillingen 2017 – 08.2.17
On the role of the artist in society – 06.2.17

Signposts – 13.6.18

Echolocations – 10.10.19
Signposts Tromsø – 03.9.19

Oslo Open 2020 – 10.2.20

Residency Lademoen Kunstnerverksteder – 01.8.21
Residency ISCP NYC with OCA – 08.3.21

Artist talk with Icaro Zorbar – 17.10.22
Lyset midt i oktober – 11.10.22
Paviljong våtmark – 01.10.22
With Icaro Zorbar, Oppland kunstsenter – 09.8.22
With Icaro Zorbar, Harpefoss kunstarena – 20.5.22
Studio Residency at BEK – 10.2.22
VOLT (2008- ) – 30.1.22

Coast Contemporary 2023 – 22.6.23
Machine Membranes – 26.4.23
Oslo Open 2023 – 20.4.23

Live Studio Residency at Bergen Kunsthall – 07.4.24
Hordaland kunstsenter 2024 – 22.1.24

What keeps you awake

2004 - In Art Projects

What keeps you awake

display, Alexander Gerner, Håvard Pedersen

BIT Teatergarasjen
15 - 16 -17.04 2004

And we will all make a pause / a break / a siesta or concentrate on whatsoever – this childhood thing when you go to a holiday camp and the responsible tells you to shut off the lights and go to sleep and then you still talk in the dark or put your sleeping bags together and put the little lamps on to still pass the night talking / whispering.

The performance What Keeps You Awake was a collaboration between display and Alexander Gerner.
Håvard Pedersen was playing LPs during the performance. The performance consisted of video materials, texts, conversations, live telephone calls and music. The audience was sitting on sofas and madrasses. On stage there was also a tent, a hammock, a chocolate cake and a bar.

The performance was co-produced by BIT Teatergarasjen and supported by City of Bergen.

Photos: Thor Brødreskift

What keeps you awake

What keeps you awake