Exhibitions

Astrup Fearnley Museet presents a retrospective of Beatriz González (1932–2026). Bringing together over 150 artworks this major exhibition explores the artist’s influential practice from the 1960s to the present.

Astrup Fearnley Museet and WIELS Brussels announce the first posthumous survey exhibition of American artist Lutz Bacher (1943–2019).

Hanne Borchgrevink, Robert Burnier, Miyoko Ito, Atta Kwami, Julia Rommel, Gerda Scheepers, Vivian Suter and Vegard Vindenes.  

On Lies, Secrets and Silence presents Frida Orupabo’s distinctive vision in her most extensive exhibition to date.

A flood is what flows says the etymology, where the flowing is in excess. But it is by flooding that a river constructs its form; form is the remnant of excess, the despair of content, the failure of escape. Riffles, pools, floodplains, meanderings constitute its geometry.

– from “A River” by Lisa Robertson*

Et stille og beskyttet farvand, de overliggende lag gik uforstyrret hen over den

A quiet and protected water, the layers above it, passing undisturbed

Jaskes ja suodjaluvvon oalli, gearddit dan bajábealde mannet ráfálaččat meattá 

Astrup Fearnley Museet presents a solo exhibition of work by multidisciplinary American artist and filmmaker Cauleen Smith (b. 1967, Riverside, California; lives and works in Los Angeles).

Throughout a long artistic career, Leonard Rickhard has cultivated a distinctive, easily recognisable style—a visual signature all of its own within recent Norwegian art history. 

The Astrup Fearnley Collection is one of Europe’s most comprehensive collections of international contemporary art.