SKOG is a cross-disciplinary exhibition space dedicated to progressive contemporary art, photography, and collectible objects that push boundaries. We support emerging artists and welcome applications from practitioners of all ages, backgrounds, and disciplines. Through exhibitions, collaborations, and experimental projects, SKOG aims to expand the possibilities of artistic expression and challenge traditional boundaries between creative fields.

At the heart of SKOG is a commitment to fostering meaningful connections between artists, encouraging dialogue, and building an inclusive creative community that extends beyond the exhibition space.

We believe that it is particularly important to give newly established artists access to exhibition venues. We therefore prioritize this group in our exhibition and residence program. At the same time, newly established and more experienced artists need to exchange knowledge across generations and professional fields. We therefore actively facilitates this interaction through networks and exhibitions. We often program a newly established and a more experienced artist in the same exhibition.

The people behind SKOG: SKOG is built on the shoulders of Skogen design, which was run by Brian Noguera-Gabrielli and Kim Noguera Gabrielli for many years. In 2022 Ane Kristine Djupedal, Brian Noguera-Gabrielli, Kim Noguera Gabrielli and Felipe M Djupedal founded SKOG Art Space.. Our board consists of working artists, people with broad board expertise, finance and communication backgrounds, as well as backgrounds from architecture, design, the United Nations and non-profit organisations.

Read more about the people behind SKOG here.

Read more about the background of SKOG here.

SKOG opened with the first exhibition in October 2022. Se past exhibitions.

Contact

post@skogart.org - +47 466 33 227

Schweigaardsgate 94 - 0656 Oslo

Opening hours

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