Previous exhibitions

The exhibition Else Hagen – Mellom mennesker / Between People will focus on Hagen’s artistic practice, particularly her paintings from the 1940s and ’50s and her large production of printed works.

Håkon Bleken is one of our most prominent painters and still maintains a high level of activity. Throughout his long career as an artist, he has alternated between many expressions and styles. He has driven himself and his artistic development through various genres with a sharp eye on the present times and a genuine curiosity about art.

I, The World, Things, Life is an interactive installation consisting of multiple dartboards and darts. The work removes the hand of the artist and instead functions more as a series of instructions.

The nominees for Lorck Schive Kunstpris 2023 are: Anna Daniell, Ane Graff, Ahmed Umar and Joar Nango. Read more her!

The exhibition Sisterless presents five works by the Tatar artist Yaniya Mikhalina.

Pipilotti Rist, Jeremy Shaw, Zheng Bo, Sandra Mujinga, Anja Carr, Børre Sæthre, Brittany Nelson, Lawrence Malstaf, Ride1 (Stig Sjølund, Jonas Kjellgren og Ronny Hansson), Anne Breivik, John Anton Risan, Axel Salto m.m.

MEAT MORE MEAT LESS MEAT… is an exhibition of alternative food futures and multi-species encounters exploring the theme of meat and climate change in Norway. The exhibition features multi-sensory artworks by: Chicks On Speed & The Center for Genomic Gastronomy and was created in conversation with the Meatigation academic research project.

Danish painter Georg Jacobsen (1887-1976) has significantly influenced Norwegian visual art with his composition principles and thoughts about image building that have profoundly inspired generations. The exhibition will offer a unique chance to experience the richness of Jacobsen's works and to see how he clearly has inspired younger generations.

With this exhibition, Trondheim kunstmuseum showcases the art of Hege Lønne, a pioneer in the field of environmental art. In the four decades of her diverse artistic practice, Lønne’s sculptural experiments, subtle animations and poetic observations of nature asked insisting questions about the place of human beings in nature.

Discover the collection! Here you can experience artists such as Harald Sohlberg, Edvard Munch, Inger Sitter and Lotte Konow Lund. See how art has developed through the centuries, from the museum's first purchase to today.

Exhibiting artist: Kate Bell, Naomi Chan, Hilde Edvarsen, Berke Ence brooke, Maria Eriksen, Pål Lersveen, Tuda Muda (Samrridhi Kukreja), Erin Murphy, Trond Nesheim, Mari Oseland, Shiva Sherveh, Valgerður Ýr Walderhaug og Jianing Zuo.

For 40 years he has distinguished himself as one of Norway's most prominent painters. Leonard Rickhard's pictorial world is characterized by his upbringing after World War II, with motifs such as military barracks, fighter jets and other vehicles, cross-sections of landscapes and buildings, interiors with model aircraft building and bird collections. Rickhard's paintings have been called melancholic and are often perceived as enigmatic and at the same time analytical. Read more here.

Nominees: Gunvor Nervold Antonsen, Børre Sæthre, Eline Mugaas, Torbjørn Rødland. Read more here.