Thursday 24 April, 10:00–12:00
Kulturhuset, Oslo.
Free, with registration.
We invite you to a report launch and panel discussion on how Oslo can become a better city for artists and audiences with disabilities.
Oslo Open has launched a project to assess the accessibility of artists’ studios in Oslo. Working with Fafo, FFO, UngFunk, BO, and UKS, the project aims to understand current conditions and recommend improvements to make workspaces more accessible for artists and audiences with disabilities.
Oslo Open has hired Jan Sarzuelo Dydland as its new communications advisor. Dydland, who has a solid background as a journalist and communications advisor at NRK, will be responsible for strengthening and developing Oslo Open’s presence on social media.
Sunday 28 April from 12.00–17.00 you can meet six artists who are currently without a studio space. The artists have their temporary work space in the gallery BO, Rådhusgata 19, and outside in the square.
The panel discussion about the studio situation is unfortunately cancelled, but the free pizza lunch is still on!
Thursday 25 April from 19–22
Kunstnernes Hus, Wergelandsveien 17
Welcome to this year’s opening party with performers B16 and Mariama Ndure, and the announcement of this year’s honorary award recipient.
Saturday 23 March, 5-9 PM
Anatomigården, Rådhusgata 19, Oslo
Welcome to a celebration of Newroz, the new year, at the Oslo Open loft. This event is initiated and organised by our collaboration partner ØST KUNST. The event is free and open to everyone.
29 October, 11 am-7 pm
Haugerud activity centre, Hagapynten 38, Oslo
Join us for a day filled with art, joy and community. There is always a need to unite and create something together, and to throw a party! An event by ØST KUNST in collaboration with Oslo Open, Kunstnerforbundet, Haugerud volunteer centre and Trosterud youth club.
Katinka Maraz has a background as a visual artist and many years of experience working with, among other things, artist policy, diversity and inclusion. She takes over the role from Trond Hugo Haugen, who has been chairman of Oslo Open since 2017.