Join us for the first Plot event of the semester!
Erling Borgen, Professor Emeritus in socially critical documentary practice, and lawyer Martha Rubiano Skretteberg in conversation with journalist Ingrid Fadnes, in connection with the exhibition Beatriz González
Join our family workshop!
Join one of our educators for a tour in the exhibition Beatriz González
Guided tour in the Astrup Fearnley Collection
Welcome to Oslo Culture Night at Astrup Fearnley Museet! Free entry and free tours from17:00–22:00 in the Beatriz González exhibition
Playback machines are wound up, and unstable apparitions of light and sound emerge in this new performance by Icaro Zorbar presented in collaboration with Ultima Oslo Contemporary Music Festival
How can we understand the political in contemporary art? A lecture by Associate Professor of Philosophy Feroz Mehmood Shah.
What does it mean to be an artist in an underdeveloped country? This question preoccupied Beatriz González and many of her Latin American contemporaries throughout the 1960s and 1970s, at a time when artists across the region were questioning imported ideas of modernity, progress and artistic value.
Soul Sunday joins us for an afternoon of poetry and writing, inviting us to explore Sigmar Polke and his work Apparizione 1–3 more closely.
Birds-of-paradise, wrestling, and boy bands. A playful exploration of masculinity, power, and desire. Birds of Paradise is a dance performance shown in collaboration with CODA.
Join Colombian artist and art historian Natalia Gutiérrez to explore Beatriz González’s bold, powerful artistic practice through a selection of her favourite works.
