This evening, the galleries in Oslobukta will stay open until 9 PM, giving you the chance to discover new exhibitions from exciting artists across a range of genres.
In You Are What You Is, Kiyoshi Yamamoto makes art accessible by creating a space that welcomes the whole human being – and the idea of building community.
The exhibition is filled with colorful textile works in motion, a specially designed amphitheater that brings children to eye level with the art, and a video installation.
The exhibition extends beyond the gallery space into the museum’s public areas, challenging the notion that art should only be experienced within the confines of an exhibition room.
We invite all children to leave their mark on a collective artwork that will take shape during Art Week. Drop by the pop-up space in Oslobukta and contribute to Oslobukta’s largest artwork created by children!
When painting on silk, the colors blend in a unique way, and the fine material creates a harmony between the colors being used. Once the entire silk canvas is painted, the artwork will be displayed for the public to view during Art Night on Friday, April 4.
Performance and film premiere
Friday, April 4 at 7 PM (performance at 7:30 PM)
Free admission
Artist and songwriter Sei Selina presents her most ambitious visual project to date, in creative collaboration with director Niels Windfeldt, the world-renowned dance collective Quick Style, visionary photographer Andreas Johannessen, and legendary heavy metal artist Gaahl. Consider Me Venus is an artistic statement that redefines modern beauty ideals.
Sei Selina is a Norwegian-Sierra Leonean artist and musician based in Oslo, known for her unique blend of alt-pop with elements of spoken word, folk, and soul.
She debuted with the critically acclaimed EP Him or Her, which won the Spellemann Award for Music Video of the Year. In 2022, she toured Europe as a support act for AURORA.
The premiere screening and an exclusive live performance will take place at Kunsthall Oslo on April 4.
Ragnhild Nes (b. 1993) is an Oslo-based visual artist who primarily works with painting. Her practice is characterized by a searching and intuitive approach to art, inspired in part by the Cobra movement.
She continually explores painting in relation to sculpture, text, and space. Poetry and text are used as tools written directly onto the canvas, guiding the development of composition and palette.
Nes explores the internal and external landscapes of the human experience, where the abstract and the concrete meet. Her work has been exhibited both nationally and internationally, and she has participated in artist residencies in Portugal, Italy, and Denmark.
This exhibition presents a series of paintings that capture the subtle transition between night and day, featuring the colors of dawn and the awakening sun. The works are centered around a monumental sculpture in welded steel.
Welcome to Late Night at MUNCH, where we transform the lobby into the city’s best nightclub!
All exhibitions, as well as the bar and the terrace on the 13th floor, will be open throughout the evening.
Drop-in and free admission
We recommend arriving early – first come, first served!
Note: MUNCH members have access to a fast track line. Remember to bring your membership card.
Experience:
DJs: DJ Fimiani, DJ Gee Lane, and DJ Tilla
Three new exhibitions:
Kiyoshi Yamamoto: You Are What You Is
Georg Baselitz: With Both Feet First
Kerstin Brätsch: MƎTAATEM
The world’s largest collection of Edvard Munch’s work in our permanent exhibitions
Program:
8:00 PM – Doors and bar open (18+ ID required)
8:00–10:30 PM – Exhibitions open (free admission)
8:00–11:30 PM – DJ Fimiani and DJ Gee Lane
The MUNCH Bar on the 13th floor is open all evening. DJ Tilla plays from 10:30 PM, and the party continues until 2:30 AM (20+ ID required)
After party: Jaeger Oslo (20+ ID required) DJ EZ, DJ Fimiani, DJ Gee Lane, g-HA & Olanskii, and Øyvind Morken will play until 3:00 AM. Show your stamp from Late Night for discounted entry (100 NOK at the door).
On Friday, April 4 at 8:30 PM, we invite you to an open rehearsal in the Opera House foyer as part of Art Night in Bjørvika.
Get up close to the dance, see how the National Ballet dancers work, and watch excerpts from upcoming performances on the Main Stage this spring.
Location: Opera House foyer
Time: 8:30 PM
Free and open to all
On April 1, Deichman Bjørvika opens the exhibition Skudd, Fangst og u(Ro) in collaboration with Norske Kunsthåndverkere, celebrating their 50th anniversary.
The exhibition features work by 12 Norwegian contemporary artists and spans across 12 different areas throughout the library.
As part of Art Night on April 4, Deichman Bjørvika offers curator-led tours of the exhibition at:
5:00 PM and 6:00 PM
No registration needed – meet at the ground floor plaza
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