Kunstnernes Hus is an art gallery in Oslo, Norway. It is Norway's largest gallery under the direction of artists, and has served as a major center for exhibits of Norwegian and international contemporary art.
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Place: 4/5 Experience: 5/5
Of course your experience will depend on the artwork. I had the pleasure of seeing Ahmed Umar's Glowing Phalanges with 99 prayer breeds made of various objects.
Regular entry ticket: 120,- nok Student entry ticket: 100,- nok Under 20: free of charge Under 30: 60,- nok
In the basement there's toilet and space to store your belongings free of charge. Downstairs you can enjoy Lofthus...
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Awesome show by the great Tom Sandberg, norwegian photographer died around oneyear ago. Very steep strais leads into two twin very big rooms with Sandberg's works divided in two sections, one more mental and reflective, the other more direct. Also had lunch before at the cafeteria on the ground floor, full of big windows and natural light coming in from the park in front of the museum; had a delicious fish soup and a...
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A cool space, with the best bookshop I have yet to find in Olso. The exhibition we saw was free, although I have a feeling the main show was in construction and may not be free. There is also a bar, I can imagine hanging out there as a creative if I lived in Oslo. The park opposite is also lovely, with a couple of cool public art...
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