You are invited to join the first fjord journey with the Literature Boat Epos to the Textile Industry Museum in Salhus, where we encounter Jakkai Siributr’s long-running textile project There’s no place for which former textile workers of Salhus and different community members are gathering in two embroidery workshops, adding new layers of experiences, stories, and labour.

Passengers can also experience the audio work Along the currents — an ocean of voices by Elin Már Øyen Vister and collaborators installed on the boat, and experience Elsebet Rahlff’s flags work All we are saying… on the aft deck, as well as seeing Philip Rizk’s video installation Land Listening during the tour.

For those not joining the boat trip they can also joining the program in Salhus directly

13:00-15:00 — In Salhus: Exhibition and workshop There’s no place by Jakkai Siributr led by Nina Eriksson.
To participate in the workshop, see the event in our programme overview.

Nina Eriksson (b. 1997, Stockholm) is an artist and writer based in Bergen. She works in textile sculpture, text, and performance, interrogating material and poetic aspects of queer subcultural histories to sketch alternative presents and futures. Additionally, she runs workshops in writing and making, often in collaboration or within the projects of others - most recently a listening workshop within artist Amber Ablett’s project Hvileåret: Mixtape, and the writing workshop Touch Type at Fish Factory Arts, UK.