Welcome to "Nordic Fragments," an exhibition that delves into the essence of the Nordic region through the lens of fragmented narratives, landscapes, and cultural motifs. Vernissage on the 9th of March at 13:00

Welcome to Terje Roalkvam's exhibition at SKOG. The vernissage will take place in SKOG on the 10 February at 12:00 in Schweigaardsgate 94, 0656 Oslo.

You will be touched by how his precise craftsmanship and unique sensitivity meet in the sculptures and installations in this exhibition.

Welcome to “LYS,” an exhibition that showcases the artistic potential of light. SKOG has invited 14 artists to create objects that emit light.The vernissage takes place on the 11 January 2024 at 18:00.

“I see what I saw” by Anders Hald

Jens Stegger Ledaal’s artistic practice encompasses a diversity of forms and expressions, materials and different media; such as prints, sculpture, photography, film, textile and performative, collective and processual project sculpture.

The exhabition with Eirik Falckner and Trude Westby Nordmark will take place in Skog between 21 September and 15 October. Falckner and Nordmark will transform the artspace into a fictional ecosystem of organic forms, alien, but with recognizable forms from our nature.

Art Space Skog presents the exhibition "Material Minds" with Ingunn Skogholt and Adam Kajander from 17 August to 10 September. Vernissage 17 August at 18 in SKOG.

Although their artistic creations unfold in very different ways, something interesting and unifying arises in the meeting between the artists. Both artists place great emphasis on the tactile interpretation of materiality and the poetic universe they create.

Alexander Slottens underjordisk reise “Symposium” finner sted i SKOG fra 3. til 12. august. Som illustratør jobber man ofte med besjeling av abstrakte konsepter og menneskeliggjøring av det uhåndgripelige. Alexander Slotten ønsker gjennom denne utstillingen å utforske konseptet besjeling gjennom å jobbe med kontemporære ideer som panpsychisme og fortidens besjelingstradisjoner som Yokai i japansk folketro.

All you want was shown at SKOG from the 8 June until 2 July 2023. All you want is an installation about being obsessed with things and expectations, and being liberated from them. Through focus on household, and different materials, the duo Tonje Paus and Ane Barstad Solvang wishes to create a room that challenges hierarchies.

“Skyggesider” (Shadows) is an exhibition of black ceramics by Ebbe Arneberg and Vida Aasen.

Utstillingen Cornucopia av Kristian Hagerup spiller på tanken om overflødighet som et kulturelt betinget fenomen som også gjorde seg synlig i kunsten. Foto: Kevin Fauske

Takumi Morozumi (b. 1995) is a Japane artist based in Oslo and Tokyo. He is the second artist in residency following SKOG’s open call Autumn 2022. Showcase/ vernissage on the 30 March at 18:00h in SKOG, Schweigaardsgate 94, Oslo.

Don’t miss “Second Nature” : Zoe Jo Rae’s artist residency in SKOG from 22 February to 12 March! The project is best described by Traditional Skills [Endagered] X Waste Materials [Abundant]. It is SKOG’s first ever artist in residency and we are excited to welcome you.