Norwegian Center for Technology in Music and the Arts Notam is a center for the development and creative use of technology in music and the arts.
Anyone who has an artistic project that they need help to realize may apply to become a Notam user. We have at our disposal technical resources such as studios, computer labs and portable equipment, and we impart knowledge and pass on information about works both through our own arrangements and through contributions to concerts and exhibitions arranged by others. Notam's network in Norway consist
04/06/2026
Thank you to everyone who joined our final Artists in Technology meetup of the season!
A special thank you to and for presenting “Labyrinthic Explanation of Knowledge”
New meetup dates will be shared closer to the fall.
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Do you want to work in Notam’s Spatial Audio Studio?
We are now accepting applications for residencies in our Spatial Audio Studio for the spring 2027.
With this residency, we want to facilitate and support the development of artistic projects within spatial audio and immersive sound. The residency can last up to two weeks, depending on the project. As artist in residence at Notam, you will work independently, but with access to a strong professional environment and facilities.
Read more and find application form here: https://notam.no/en/news/onsker-du-a-jobbe-i-notams-studio-for-omsluttende-lyd/
01/06/2026
Jobber du med lydkunst eller komposisjon?
Nordic-Baltic Network of Sound Art Residencies, som Notam er en del av, lyser nå ut doble residenser for etablerte kunstnere. Du får opphold ved to sentre i Europa med 2–3 uker på hvert sted, tid til å utvikle eget prosjekt og tilgang på teknisk støtte. En god mulighet til å jobbe på tvers av miljøer og lande nye ideer.
Søk innen 19. april.
Open Call - Sound Based Residencies - Notam The Nordic-Baltic network of sound art residencies is now inviting established composers and sound artists to realise their projects by applying for double
22/05/2026
We have one available seat at our Workshop in contact microphones next week! Find more information and sign up here.
Workshop in contact microphones - Notam May 28 and 29, 2026, Notam invites you to a new workshop in contact microphones.
21/05/2026
Join us for the season’s final live meetup for artists working with technology, taking place at Notam on June 4 at 7 PM!
We’re excited to host Ewa Jacobsson and Hilde Marie Holsen, who will present Labyrinthic Explanation of Knowledge - a large-scale installation and concert work featured at Ultima 2025.
Welcome!
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Hilde Marie Holsen
Ewa Jacobsson
Ultima Oslo Contemporary Music Festival
08/05/2026
We had a great start to the IMMERSIA concert series yesterday ✨
Thank you to the artists - Nikos Stavropoulos, Annie Mahtani, Giulia Francavilla, Leah Reid, Martin Recker, Pierce Warnecke, and Victoria Keddie - for sharing your work with us, and thank you to our curious and attentive audience for being part of this first edition.
Until next time 💫
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Nikos Stavropoulos Annie Mahtani Giulia Rae Leah Reid Pierce Warnecke Victoria Keddie
06/05/2026
Join us tonight at 7:00 PM for our Online Spatial Audio Meetup. Tonights presenter is Zack Settel.
Link in bio for more info and link to meeting.
Zack Settel is a musician, audio technology innovator, Co-Founder and CTO of WalkThruMusic. He leads the development of a 6DoF “Depth Audio” platform that transforms songs into spatial ecosystems of instruments and voices. His work has consistently explored new forms of spatial and physical interaction with sound.
This meetup will be hosted by Monica Bolles. Bolles is an artist, audio engineer and composer who utilises emerging technologies, science and design to create spaces for the exploration of human experience in an ever-evolving and transforming world. Through the juxtaposition of the organic and the digital, art and science, technology and humanity, hub continually investigates what it means to be human in today's society.