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The Future is_____ is Trondheim Art Museum’s contribution to the national celebration of 50 years since the Penal Code’s ban on sexual acts between men (section 213) was lifted. An important celebration for tolerance and free love, about being who you want and loving who you want. The words in clause 213 were about sex […]

Elin Már Øyen Vister, in a collaborative project initiated by Øyen Vister. The exhibition focuses on matriarchal lineages and aims to bring forth Indigenous, queer, and eco-feminist perspectives that have largely been excluded from the Western historical canon. Free entry! Kunsthall Trondheim’s contribution to the 2022 Queer Cultural Year The artists investigate colonial history and […]

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 at TKM Gråmølna features multi-sensory artworks by: Chicks On Speed & The Center for Genomic Gastronomy and was created in conversation with the Meatigation academic research project.

Listening under the surface, a 26-channel sound installation at Ringve Music Museum. Jana Winderenin collaboration with Tony Myatt. The audience will experience a specially made composition for based on underwater sounds from the inner part of the Trondheim Fjord, from the Arctic Ocean and from tropical waters. Subsurface life forms, such as underwater insects, crustaceans, […]

The exhibition Sisterless presents five works by the Tatar artist Yana Mikhalina. Sisterless is also the title of one of the works in the exhibition.The film attempts to present a psychic reality of Albina, a young Tatar woman in Russia who dreamed to become a psychoanalyst. Instead, she went through several episodes of psychosis and psychiatric […]

Lorck Schive Kunstpris is one of the largest art prizes in Europe. This year’s prizeexhibition opens 22. April 2023. The prize exhibition is held at Trondheim kunstmuseumevery second year. The purpose of Lorck Schive Kunstpris is to generate debate and interested aroundcontemporary art by honouring outstanding artists. Each of the four artists is nominated onthe […]

In May, Trondheim art museum open an exhibition of sculptures from the museum’s collection in the Sculpture Hall. While you wait for the exhibition, you can browse through some of the museum’s sculptures at DigitaltMuseum Photo: Sculpture hall in a renewed form. Adresseavisen 25/08/1953. Photo: Schrøderarkivet – Sverresborg Trøndelag Folkemuseum.