Kunstnernes Hus (The House of Artists) is an art institution in the centre of Oslo. Established by artists in 1930 to show both Norwegian and international art, it has since then become the most important independent institution in Norway led by artists, specifically dedicated to contemporary art. The building is an architectonic landmark designed by architects Gudolf Blakstad and Herman Munthe-Kaas, and is one of the foremost examples of the intersection of neoclassicism and functionalism in Norway.

With exhibitions, films, talks, concerts, lectures and seminars, we are a major venue for art and culture. Kunstnernes Hus has held major international exhibitions and Norwegian exhibitions since it opened in 1930.

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