Welcome to Trondheim Kunstmuseum!
Trondheim kunstmuseum has two locations: TKM Bispegata is situated near the Nidaros Cathedral and TKM Gråmølna at Nedre Elvehavn.
TKM Bispegata
The museum´s main building situated near the Nidaros Cathedral.
Adress: Bispegata 7B
Phone: 73 53 81 80
E-mail: post@trondheimkunstmuseum.no
TKM Gråmølna
The museum's venue at Nedre Elvehavn.
Adress: Trenerys gate 9
Phone: 73 53 81 90
E-mail: post@trondheimkunstmuseum.no
Tickets
Adults: 120 NOK
Students/Concessions: 80 NOK
Chrildren(0-18): Free
Opening hours
Opening hours during the summer
1. June - 15. August:
TKM Bispegata:
Monday - Saturday: 10 - 16
Sunday: 12 - 16
TKM Gråmølna:
1. June - 15. August:
Monday - Sunday: 12 - 16
From 16. August:
TKM Bispegata:
Wednesday: 12-20
Thursday-Sunday: 12-16.
TKM Gråmølna:
Wednesday-Sunday: 12-16.
Monday and Tuesday: Closed.
Find us:
What to see now:
Exhibition: Håkon Bleken - Do Not Go Gentle
In January 2019, Håkon Bleken turns 90 years! In collaboration with the Henie Onstad Art Center, Trondheim kunstmuseum will celebrate one of Norway's most prominent artists with a retrospective exhibition. After the exhibition at the Henie Onstad Art Center in February, the exhibition opens at Trondheim kunstmuseum on 23 March. Bleken is one of Trondheim's most important artists of all time, not only by virtue of his vital artistic work but also by his clear and committed voice in public debates. We are looking forward to mark Bleken's great anniversary with the exhibition "Do Not Go Gentle".
A K Dolven
A K Dolven is one of Norway's foremost contemporary artists, with an extensive international career. Based on her own bodily experiences and the environment she works in, she takes up the general human themes in her art practice.
At TKM Gråmølna she will show sound installations, video, photography and painting. Through simple means she creates a complex and poetic landscape of sound and image.