about the hosts

GALLERI SULT Galleri SULT is a private gallery that is situated in the heart of Stavanger. Founded in 2001, the gallery is owned and run by Bente Gundersen. The gallery employs 3 people and is open six days a week. The program has on average three solo exhibitions every year. Eighteen artists are in the gallery's stall, and as such, the gallery offers them exhibitions mediation to a variety of groups in and beyond the regional. Galleri SULT has a profile as a ”living gallery” with a high activity level. The gallery arranges guided tours for the public, and various special arrangements for the business community including commission sales. Gallery also holds jazz concerts, and collaborates with several of the city`s festivals as an active partner within Stavanger’s cultural life.

www.gallerisult.no

Exhibition MILK-METHOD MEN
Artists: Erki Kasemets and Kaido Ole
26. Oct – 1. Dec 2013
Tue&Thu 12:00-19:00, Wed&Sat 12:00-17:00, Sun 12:00-16:00 Strandkaien 61, 4005 Stavanger, Norway

HÅ GAMLE PRESTEGARD
Hå gamle prestegard is home to art and history exhibitions, changing every month, we sell handicraft as well as visual art works by 150 artists. Concerts, literature- and theme nights and other cultural events take place in our premises. Exhibition of SPOR (traces) of Stone- Age settlement at Hå, including large grave site from approx. 500 – 800 AD, with burial mounds of various shapes and sizes. Hå gamle prestegard is an art and culture center housed in traditional, listed buildings, which provides an exciting area for contemporary artists – visual arts, installations, sculpture – as well as handicrafts and cultural history. The Vicarage is one of the most popular days out in Rogaland and the ideal starting point for adventure trips along the coast. The beach-hugging Kings` Road – a right of way dating from Christian IV`s day – runs right past. Just south of the Old Vicarage you can inspect the Obrestad Lighthouse and Obrestad Harbour.

www.hagamleprestegard.no

Exhibition I DON`T EAT FLOWERS!
Artists: Kai Kaljo, Marge Monko, Liina Siib, Anna-Stina Treumund 26. Oct – 1. Dec 2013
Mon-Fri 11:00-15:00, Sat-Sun 12:00-17:00
Håvegen 347, 4365 Nærbø, Norway
ticket: 60 NOK

KINOKINO - senter for kunst og film

KINOKINO is a Norwegian center for contemporary art and moving image which aim to develop its collaborative relationships with local, national and foreign artists, curators and cultural institutions in the fields of production, exhibition and screening.
As well as producing exhibitions and showing films that firmly stands in each of its own traditions, KINOKINO as a gallery and cinema explores and challenge the ever-changing and exciting field where the two traditions of art and film overlap and converge.
Since launching in 2009, KINOKINO has become a reputable institution for contemporary art that offers high-quality activities on an international level. It’s an accommodating centre that works as a platform for a varied, engaging, challenging and integrated program through exhibitions, film screenings, lectures, seminars, workshops, debates and other related events, as well as functioning as a meeting place and network hub for professional art institutions, artists, filmmakers and the public at large.

www.kinokino.no

Screening Program LITTLE HOUSE IN THE PERIPHERY Saturday, 9th of November
11:00-19:30
Olav Kyrresgt 5, 4307 Sandnes, Norway

ROGALAND KUNSTSENTER
(RCA, Rogaland Contemporary Art Centre in English) is part of a network of artist owned publicly funded art centres in Norway. RCA is dedicated to foster the artistic community
in the Rogaland region through exhibitions, workshops, lectures, publication, public art commissions and an international program of distinguished visitors. RCA was established in 1978 and is owned by the Visual Artist Union and the Arts and Crafts Union of the county of Rogaland.

www.rogalandkunstsenter.no

Exhibition LITTLE HOUSE IN THE PERIPHERY
Artists: Kristiina Hansen & Johannes Säre, Johnson ja Johnson, Flo Kasearu, Kristina Norman
26. Oct – 1. Dec 2013
Tue-Fri 10:00-15:00, Sat-Sun 12:00-16:00
Nytorget 17, 4013 Stavanger, Norway

SKUR6

The exhibition by Jaan Toomik was initially planned for the tunnels of Tou Scene, however due to the construction works at Tou it had to be moved to Skur6. The address of the Skur6, the opening hours as well as the entrance are the same as those of Galleri SULT.
The exhibition is operated jointly by Tou Scene and Galleri SULT.
Exhibition JAAN TOOMIK: SOLO
26. Oct – 1. Dec 2013
Tue&Thu 12:00-19:00, Wed&Sat 12:00-17:00, Sun 12:00 -16:00 Strandkaien 61, 4005 Stavanger, Norway

TOU SCENE

Tou Scene is an art factory under development in Stavanger. The center is organized as a non-profit corporation owned by artists and supporters. Tou Scenes public space consists of stages and various project spaces used for program and rental.
Tou Scene is housed in a unique building with over a hundred years of history. It was originally home to Tou Brewery, a key company in Stavanger. Brewery Operations stopped around 1980. From 2001 it was gradually taken into use again, and this was the start of the development of Tou Scene AS. In 2009 the old Stavanger Municipality bought Tou Brewery. A feasibility study is made under the title "New Tou".
Tou Scene presents all year programs to the public in a variety of art forms. The program has set Tou Scene on the map as one of the most progressive and dynamic cultural venues. Tou Scene builds its business on a network of creative artists. A number of artists and organizations / companies lease space and operate their production house. Other artists are involved with developing the program.
Tou Scene also welcomes international guest artists in residence Taoh. Tou Scene is a member of the network of independent art centers Trans Europe Halles. Tou Scene is supported by the Municipality of Stavanger, Rogaland County, Art Council Norway and the Ministry of Culture.

www.touscene.com

OPENING PARTY OF ESTONIAN DREAM. LIVE BY CHUNGIN HAN MINJUJUI Saturday, 26th of October
20:00-02:00
Kvitsøygata 25, 4014 Stavanger, Norway