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  • Rastløs og banebrytende – Ludvig Karsten på MUNCH

    Høsten 2025 presenterer MUNCH den store utstillingen Ludvig Karsten – Rastløs, som viser en av Nordens mest særegne og undervurderte modernister. Med over 70 malerier fra både offentlige og private samlinger i Norge og utlandet, er dette en av de mest omfattende presentasjonene av Karstens malerier på over hundre år.

  • MUNCH AWARD 2025 TILDELES SAMIA HALABY

    Den årlige prisen gis som en anerkjennelse av en kunstners karriere og kunstneriske ytringsfrihet. I år deles prisen ut for andre gang, og MUNCH er stolte over å kunngjøre prismottaker Samia Halaby. Prisen deles ut årlig av MUNCH i Oslo for å hedre kunstnerisk ytringsfrihet – som i økende grad er under politisk og sosialt press.

  • KUNSTNER LAWRENCE ABU HAMDAN INNTAR MUNCH

    Den internasjonalt anerkjente kunstneren Lawrence Abu Hamdan inntar MUNCH med en kraftfull installasjon, som stiller spørsmål ved hvem som blir lidende under det grønne skiftet. I museets 10. etasje kan publikum selv oppleve hvordan lyden av 250 meter høye vindturbiner vil påvirke et lokalsamfunn på Golanhøydene.

  • Helse, medisin og omsorg - Edvard Munch i ny kontekst

    MUNCH presenterer Livsblod - Edvard Munch, en unik utstilling som viser hvordan Munchs gripende og sanselige kunst forteller en historie om det moderne helsevesenet, og reflekterer over hvordan medisinen fortsetter å forme livene våre i dag.

  • Første konservator med urfolksperspektiv på MUNCH

    MUNCH har gleden av å kunngjøre at Liisa-Ravna Finbog er ansatt i stillingen som «Førstekonservator med urfolksperspektiv». – Ansettelsen markerer et viktig steg i museets arbeid for å bygge et mangfoldig kunstfelt.

  • Hun blir MUNCHs nye samlingsdirektør

    Caroline Ugelstad, sjefskurator og direktør for samling og utstillinger på Henie Onstad Kunstsenter, har fått stillingen som ny samlingsdirektør på MUNCH.

  • Monumental og spektakulær – Kiyoshi Yamamoto inntar MUNCH

    MUNCH inviterer til en spektakulær utstillingsåpning 4. april med Kiyoshi Yamamotos You Are What You Is – en sanseopplevelse hvor publikum spiller hovedrollen. Yamamoto, kjent for sitt fargerike og normbrytende kunstnerskap, transformerer museet til en levende scene der tekstiler, lys og bevegelse smelter sammen til en dynamisk fortelling.

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Enjoy a full year of access to two of Scandinavia’s biggest museums, all for the price of one!

🎁 Give the gift of art this holiday season – treat yourself or someone special to a year of membership at MUNCH or Louisiana.

Louisiana members get free entrance to MUNCH in Oslo, and MUNCH members get free entrance to Louisiana in the outskirts of Copenhagen.

Explore a vibrant array of exhibitions showcasing modern and contemporary art, alongside the world’s largest collection of Edvard Munch’s masterpieces 🧑‍🎨

🔗 Discover our memberships by visiting munch.com or louisiana.dk. 

Thank you for tagging us in your beautiful photos @alettevereide @caina_gst @ashmdot @anna_kulturalnie @kristina_ivanch @alinamoise8 @typical.doctor @moyseoo @harriet_thorpe @braunhaus_kr 

[1: The Scream (1910?), Edvard Munch, MUNCH. 2: Yayoi Kusama, Gleaming Lights of the Souls (2008), LOUISIANA. 3: The Researchers (1911/1925–27?), Edvard Munch, MUNCH. 4: Louise Bourgeois, Spider Couple (2003), LOUISIANA. 5: Edvard Munch: Infinite, MUNCH. 6: The North Wing, LOUISIANA. 7: Edvard Munch: Infinite, MUNCH. 8: The Panorama Room, LOUISIANA (Elmgreen & Dragset, Powerless Structures. Fig. 11, 1997). 9: 4th floor, MUNCH. 10: Alexander Calder, Little Janey-Waney (1964/1976) at LOUISIANA © 2024 Calder Foundation, New York / Artist Rights Society (ARS), New York / VISDA, Copenhagen]

Enjoy a full year of access to two of Scandinavia’s biggest museums, all for the price of one! 🎁 Give the gift of art this holiday season – treat yourself or someone special to a year of membership at MUNCH or Louisiana. Louisiana members get free entrance to MUNCH in Oslo, and MUNCH members get free entrance to Louisiana in the outskirts of Copenhagen. Explore a vibrant array of exhibitions showcasing modern and contemporary art, alongside the world’s largest collection of Edvard Munch’s masterpieces 🧑‍🎨 🔗 Discover our memberships by visiting munch.com or louisiana.dk. Thank you for tagging us in your beautiful photos @alettevereide @caina_gst @ashmdot @anna_kulturalnie @kristina_ivanch @alinamoise8 @typical.doctor @moyseoo @harriet_thorpe @braunhaus_kr [1: The Scream (1910?), Edvard Munch, MUNCH. 2: Yayoi Kusama, Gleaming Lights of the Souls (2008), LOUISIANA. 3: The Researchers (1911/1925–27?), Edvard Munch, MUNCH. 4: Louise Bourgeois, Spider Couple (2003), LOUISIANA. 5: Edvard Munch: Infinite, MUNCH. 6: The North Wing, LOUISIANA. 7: Edvard Munch: Infinite, MUNCH. 8: The Panorama Room, LOUISIANA (Elmgreen & Dragset, Powerless Structures. Fig. 11, 1997). 9: 4th floor, MUNCH. 10: Alexander Calder, Little Janey-Waney (1964/1976) at LOUISIANA © 2024 Calder Foundation, New York / Artist Rights Society (ARS), New York / VISDA, Copenhagen]

The largest exhibition hall in #Infinite just got a refresh! Repainted for the first time since its 2021 opening, we’re ready to welcome visitors back to experience Edvard Munch 🧑‍🎨
 
As part of the renewal, two new works have been added to the exhibition. These are located in the section ‘The Others’, which features portraits of people Munch met throughout his life.
 
The Artiste ‘Sultan Abdul Karem’ (1916) depicts the only person of African origin ever painted by Munch. Karem, wearing a green scarf, met Munch during a traveling circus’s visit to Oslo. Their encounter led to a remarkable series of seven oil paintings and one lithograph.
 
On the opposite wall hangs The Brooch. Eva Mudocci (1903), a portrait of the renowned British violinist. Munch and Mudocci first crossed paths in Berlin in 1902, during his exhibition and her European tour. The intimate and warm portrayal reflects their close bond and romantic relation.
 
🔗 Discover the new works in person. MUNCH is open daily – plan your visit at munch.com!
 
#MUNCH #EdvardMunch #ArtNews #Exhibition

The largest exhibition hall in #Infinite just got a refresh! Repainted for the first time since its 2021 opening, we’re ready to welcome visitors back to experience Edvard Munch 🧑‍🎨 As part of the renewal, two new works have been added to the exhibition. These are located in the section ‘The Others’, which features portraits of people Munch met throughout his life. The Artiste ‘Sultan Abdul Karem’ (1916) depicts the only person of African origin ever painted by Munch. Karem, wearing a green scarf, met Munch during a traveling circus’s visit to Oslo. Their encounter led to a remarkable series of seven oil paintings and one lithograph. On the opposite wall hangs The Brooch. Eva Mudocci (1903), a portrait of the renowned British violinist. Munch and Mudocci first crossed paths in Berlin in 1902, during his exhibition and her European tour. The intimate and warm portrayal reflects their close bond and romantic relation. 🔗 Discover the new works in person. MUNCH is open daily – plan your visit at munch.com! #MUNCH #EdvardMunch #ArtNews #Exhibition

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