Bergen Assembly
A Machine as Complex as the World Itself
In September 2026, Bergen Assembly took the first steps towards its 2028 edition, convened by Filipa Ramos and Lucia Pietroiusti.
Participants spanned the arts, humanities, and sciences and include: James Bridle, Alice Bucknell, Carolyn Christov-Bakargiev, Marcus Coates, Nolan Oswald Dennis, Simone Ghetti, Simone Kotva, Kei Kreutler, Lars Bang Larsen, Chiemi Shimada, Ellen Viste, Lua Vollaard, Mark Thomas Young
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Lucia Pietroiusti and Filipa Ramos Announced as Convenors of Bergen Assembly 2028
Bergen Assembly moves towards its sixth edition with the appointment of Lucia Pietroiusti and Filipa Ramos as Convenors for 2028.
Ramos and Pietroiusti have collaborated for several years. They share a dedication to art and ecology, science and spirit, and have complementary interests in animals and plants, mysticism and science. Pietroiusti and Ramos often engage with questions of consciousness, perception, and coexistence.
Ramos and Pietroiusti have collaborated for several years. They share a dedication to art and ecology, science and spirit, and have complementary interests in animals and plants, mysticism and science. Pietroiusti and Ramos often engage with questions of consciousness, perception, and coexistence.
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The Communist Museum of Palestine
The Communist Museum of Palestine is a community-hosted museum initiated for Bergen Assembly 2025, across, with, nearby, where donated artworks are cared for and displayed across domestic and public spaces throughout Bergen.
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Open Call:
Bergen <3 Berlin
Bergen <3 Berlin is a residency programme offering professional artists and cultural practitioners from Bergen and Vestland the opportunity to work and develop projects in Berlin.
The programme aims to support professional development, international connections and new collaborations within the arts and cultural sector. Through residencies in Berlin, we seek to provide artists and cultural practitioners with time, space and opportunity to develop their work, build networks and explore new artistic and professional perspectives in one of Europe’s most important cultural cities.
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