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Kode’s Art Satellite originates from Kode’s Education Department and is a long-term part of our work to make the museum more open, relevant, and inclusive. The Art Satellite aims to reflect the rhythm of the neighborhood, take shape through dialogue with the local community, and create space for new stories—making art more accessible in everyday life.
From the project space at Sletten Senter, we invite the public to join workshops, conversations, music, and artistic processes across ages, backgrounds, and experiences. Here, you can explore different printmaking techniques, listen to music, meet artists, and take part in creating.
The Art Satellite is located on the first floor of Sletten Senter, in a space next to the pharmacy. You’ll recognize it by the windows filled with colors, drawings, and activity.
Opening hours: Will be updated here as soon as they are available.
A Space for Stories, Listening, and Sharing
In December, BibLab from Sletten Library invites you to an open winter workshop at the Art Satellite. Here, a warm and inclusive space is created to share and listen to winter stories—small and large tales from our lives, from imagination, or from distant places and times.
What makes a story enjoyable to hear? What is it about winter that makes us more open to stories? And who needs to be heard right now?
A Workshop for Memories and Encounters
Through accessible storytelling workshops and creative activities, participants can be guided to find their own voice—or simply enjoy the stories of others. The workshop is especially aimed at people who need community, listening, and warmth during the dark season. There will be space for both quiet presence and engaged storytelling.
About BibLab
BibLab is the creative workshop and idea space of Bergen Public Library at Sletten. Here, the library’s role as a social meeting place, knowledge hub, and cultural laboratory is explored. Projects vary in form and target audience, but always focus on community, exploration, and co-creation.