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  • Kathleen Ryans first museum survey opened at Kistefos on 4 May. Photo: Tor S. Ulstein/KUNSTDOK.

    Kathleen Ryan – museum survey opened at Kistefos

    Kistefos is proud to present the first major museum exhibition of American sculptor Kathleen Ryan. Following its debut at Hamburger Kunsthalle in 2024, the exhibition opened at Kistefos on 4 May 2025. Showcasing works from the first decade of Ryan’s artistic practice, the exhibition features twenty-five sculptures displayed across two venues: Nybruket Gallery and the industrial-era Tresliperiet.

  • Nairy Baghramian, Resting Arms. Courtesy of the artist and Kistefos. Photo: Vegard Kleven.

    Nairy Baghramian – new permanent sculpture unveiled at Kistefos

    For the opening of the 2025 season, Kistefos was delighted to unveil the 56th permanent work in the museum’s sculpture park: Resting Arms by the Iranian-born, German artist Nairy Baghramian (b. 1971). The sculpture, a highly abstracted portrait of primary joints in the body, was made in white Carrara marble and steel.

  • Christina Quarles, «Bless Tha Nightn’gale», 2019. Courtesy of the artist and Christen Sveaas Art Collection.

    Kistefos presents 2025 programme

    In 2025, Kistefos will present an exhibition programme with works by three internationally renowned contemporary artists: Christina Quarles, Kathleen Ryan and Nairy Baghramian. Through the theme ‘The Corporeal and Intersectionality’, this year's programme invites an in-depth reflection on the body as both physical form and cultural symbol, while offering visually striking artistic experiences.

  • Whistleblower consists of six glass sculptures created by the internationally renowned artist Kader Attia. Each glass sculpture is carefully placed in the forest at Kistefos by the artist himself. Photo: Vegard Kleven.

    Kistefos Museum unveils Kader Attia’s Whistleblower

    Kistefos Museum is delighted to announce the unveiling of Whistleblower, six captivating glass sculptures by internationally acclaimed artist Kader Attia. The sculptures, revealed to the public on August 22, 2024, are nestled in the tranquil forest south of The Twist.

  • 'Bench' is one of two works created by this year's sculptor at Kistefos, Tatiana Trouvé. Photo: Vegard Kleven.

    Kistefos Museum Announces Tatiana Trouvé as 2024 Sculptor of the Year

    Kistefos Museum is delighted to unveil Tatiana Trouvé, the acclaimed French-Italian artist, as Sculptor of the Year for 2024. Born in Italy in 1968, Trouvé brings her unique vision to life in two captivating sculptures, The Guardian and Bench, specially crafted for the museum's season opening on May 4th.