Within–Outside 2026
October 1st – November 1st
The exhibition features works by people who have, or have previously had, experiences with substance use and/or mental health challenges. It originated from Losen/HAV, an activity programme run by Horten Municipality. Through their artworks, the participants share personal stories, reflections and different perspectives. This is the second year the exhibition is being held.
The exhibition opens on Thursday 1 October at 17:00, with an opening speech by Marius Noss Gundersen, Head of Culture at Horten Municipality. Canapés and refreshments will be served.
The exhibition runs throughout October and is open Saturdays and Sundays from 12:00 to 16:00.
Within–Outside 2026
The exhibition features works by people who have, or have previously had, experiences with substance use and/or mental health challenges. It originated from Losen/HAV, an activity programme run by Horten Municipality. Through their artworks, the participants share personal stories, reflections and different perspectives. This is the second year the exhibition is being held.
The exhibition opens on Thursday 1 October at 17:00, with an opening speech by Marius Noss Gundersen, Head of Culture at Horten Municipality. Canapés and refreshments will be served.
The exhibition runs throughout October and is open Saturdays and Sundays from 12:00 to 16:00.
Knut Løvås
Balansekunst
3. – 25. October
For the full exhibition programme and more information, visit the Larvik Art Association website.
Program
26. september kl. 13.00 – Da New Age kom til bygda – Vestfold Kunstsenter, Tønsberg
21. november kl. 11.00–12.00 – For Valuska av Janne Hoem – Haugar kunstmuseum, Tønsberg
21. november kl. 13.00 – Mr. O’s Book of the Dead – Haugar kunstmuseum, Tønsberg
22. november kl. 18.00 – Mother Forest – Utbygda grendehus, Tjøme
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Exhibition September 19 – October 4
Sande Art Association welcomes visitors to an exhibition by Ukrainian artist Volodymyr Filippov.
The exhibition opens on Saturday, 19 September at 12:00 PM and is open every Saturday and Sunday until 4 October.
The artist will be present on some of the exhibition days, giving visitors an opportunity to meet the artist and explore the exhibition.
Practical information
Opening: Saturday, 19 September at 12:00 PM
Opening hours: Saturdays and Sundays, 12:00 PM to 3:00 PM
Exhibition period: 19 September to 4 October
Location: Sande Art Association
Admission: Free
Welcome to the opening of an exhibition featuring Ragnar Almén (born 1949), who has been an important figure in Vestfold’s art scene since the mid 1970s.
Almén works across painting, printmaking and sculpture. His work explores autobiographical and existential themes, as well as identity, politics, religion and human experience. He has also created works depicting landscapes, still lifes, the human figure and interiors.
As a young artist, Almén received artistic guidance from Gunnar Romberg in Tønsberg and printmaker Bjørn-Willy Mortensen in Åsgårdstrand. He made his debut at Galleri Norske Grafikere in Oslo in 1976.
In 2012, Almén’s work was presented in a major retrospective exhibition at Haugar Vestfold Kunstmuseum. His works have been acquired by institutions including the National Gallery of Norway, the Norwegian Arts Council and Vestfold County.
The exhibition are open for public from 13:30.
Kristina Bræin: Survival Strategies
19 September 2026 – 3 January 2027
Kristina Bræin (1955–2022) created distinctive installations in which form, colour and everyday materials interact with architecture. Her works are characterised by precise compositions, humour and unexpected juxtapositions, often inspired by details in the exhibition space itself.
Kristina Bræin: Survival Strategies presents works from the collections of Kunstsilo, Kode and Haugar Art Museum, and explores both Bræin’s artistic practice and the challenges of preserving and restaging installation art after the artist’s death.
Bræin represented Norway in the Nordic Pavilion at the Venice Biennale in 2003 and participated in Manifesta 7 in Bolzano.
The exhibition is supported by the Anders Jahre Humanitarian Foundation.
