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Welcome to the art collection and other visual experiences!
These pages provide information about the art collection, architecture and gardens of the University of Bergen. The many pictures, sculptures, plants and buildings on campus are part of the everyday environment of thousands of students and staff. But do we really see them? With uib.no/arts we wish to make available information about the visual experiences at the university. The website also presents the Aesthetic Committee, which is responsible for the visual expression in the university environment. In the menu Experience can be found links to other picture collections and exhibitions at the University of Bergen.
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Bjarne Lund: A pictorial cycle shown off at last
The paintings of Bjarne Lund were until recently spread out across a variety of locations at Sandviken Hospital. Now they have been assembled and installed in the auditorium.
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Dental art
Four artists have been involved in creating the new Odontology Building: Anna S. Gudmundsdottir, Hanne Heuch, Marte Johnslien and Ida Falck Øien. They have painted pictures on concrete walls, and adorned glass walls in the waiting areas. Sculptures in the entrance area bid visitors welcome. The staff has even been given new work attire.
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Art gifts for the UoB
The University of Bergen is happy to receive art gifts. But how are gifts evaluated? The Aesthetic Committee has developed guidelines.
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Benches in honor of the intellectuals of Bergen
Det nyttige Selskab (lit. "The Serviceable Society") was founded in 1774. Over the years, the Society has given a number of gifts to the University of Bergen. In March 2012, six new benches were unveiled in the square outside the HF building.
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Marius Engh: The living are governed by the dead
On January 12th a new art project was unveiled in the lobby of the HF building. The key word is "fragmented." Humanities researchers work with fragments of various kinds: texts, artifacts and linguistic phenomena. These fragments get new life and a new history through scientific concepts and methods. They become a part of life in our own time.
News
- Bjarne Lund: A pictorial cycle shown off at last (02.10.2012)
- Dental art (09.08.2012)
- Art gifts for the UoB (29.03.2012)
- Benches in honor of the intellectuals of Bergen (29.03.2012)
- Marius Engh: The living are governed by the dead (29.03.2012)