by: Horten & Åsgårdstrand

Copy of ‘Home: Perspectives’

Exhibition 24 February – 30 September 2026​​​​​​

The exhibition explores how the concept of home has taken on a new and expanded meaning for the Ukrainian people following Russia’s full-scale invasion on 24 February 2022.

Several generations of Ukrainian artists present photography in a variety of expressions – from documentary black-and-white to staged and manipulated images. The works highlight key events in recent Ukrainian history, including the miners’ protests of the 1990s, the Revolution of Dignity, the annexation of Crimea, and the ongoing war.

The exhibition conveys both historical perspectives and personal stories of belonging, displacement, and the experience of losing – and finding – a home.

More info at Preusmuseum

See separate opening times for public holidays on the museum's website.

Skateboard Course

The Course is open for everyone most of the year. The Course has several setups like Street, Bowl & Vert.

Seminar – Home: Perspectives

In connection with the exhibition opening, Preus Museum is organizing an interdisciplinary seminar in collaboration with the curators, Open Eye Gallery and Oslo Met. The seminar will illuminate the war in Ukraine from various perspectives through presentations from the curators behind the exhibition, photographers and researchers from different fields.

More info at Preusmuseum

 

Home: Perspectives

Exhibition 24 February – 30 September 2026​​​​​​

The exhibition explores how the concept of home has taken on a new and expanded meaning for the Ukrainian people following Russia’s full-scale invasion on 24 February 2022.

Several generations of Ukrainian artists present photography in a variety of expressions – from documentary black-and-white to staged and manipulated images. The works highlight key events in recent Ukrainian history, including the miners’ protests of the 1990s, the Revolution of Dignity, the annexation of Crimea, and the ongoing war.

The exhibition conveys both historical perspectives and personal stories of belonging, displacement, and the experience of losing – and finding – a home.

More info at Preusmuseum

See separate opening times for public holidays on the museum's website.