Astrup Fearnley Museet
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Reviewed June 19, 2022

Not knowing anything about her it was interesting to begin with the temporary exhibition of works by Synnove Anker Aurdal. A pioneer of Norwegian Textile Art she took this medium from the traditional to modern forms.

A multitude of modern artists are shown in the permanent collection. Damien Hirst features prominently with his signature animals in formaldehyde and pieces from the series God Alone Knows.

Locker Sculpture by Matias Faldbakken comprises a series of lockers, of a type seen ubiquitously, crushed and bound together. Symbolises a rail against systems and institutions.

Anselm Kiefer’s The High Priestess is another striking work. It shows 196 lead books in steel bookcases, with glass and copper wire. An individual book is also displayed.

A famous creation in porcelain by Jeff Koons, namely Michael Jackson and Bubbles, proudly sits here.

Cannot leave without a mention of the building. Can be classed as a work of art in its own right. Marvellous on the seafront.

Date of experience: June 2022
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Reviewed May 14, 2022 via mobile

I love these spaces, my local backyard exhibitions, always changing, eternally challenging, meeting friends and encyclopedic curators

Date of experience: May 2022
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Reviewed March 27, 2022 via mobile

Went to “INFORMATION (Today)” and had a really great guide who took us through most of the museum. Had a good time, would recommend!

Date of experience: March 2022
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Reviewed October 17, 2021

We don’t normally visit museums while on vacations, but for once we gave it a go. It was a great visit. Playful and surprising. We had a lot of fun. The teens loved it, and wanted to go back the next day. Absolutely worth the ticket price. And beautiful outdoor surroundings.

Date of experience: October 2021
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Reviewed July 25, 2021 via mobile

Contains both a permanent exhibition and visiting artists. This time it was Nicole Eisenman containing sculpures in mind bugling forms and paintings with details ro explore.

Date of experience: June 2021
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