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Emma Johnson Emma Johnson is a luxury lifestyle writer. For this edition of SHOP Oslo, she has researched the city’s thriving creative scene for our cover story, State of the Art. Emma was previously managing editor at the City Magazine, and has written for Exclusively British, Mr H and the Mayfair Magazine.

She has a weakness for Aspinal totes and Diptyque candles. globalblue.com

Giordano Poloni Illustrator Giordano Poloni created this season’s cover illustration for SHOP Oslo. His distinctive artistic style made him the perfect choice to illustrate this cover, which shows the exterior of a busy waterfront art gallery and refects our cover story on page 26. Giordano’s previous clients include Vice magazine, HSBC and New Scientist.

Explore our archive of cover illustrations at globalblue.com/covers.

Onur Unaltay SHOP’s artworking intern Onur Unaltay studied graphic design at Middlesex University, UK. He has designed men’s clothing for various international companies and is an avid fan of football, hip hop and fashion. In his spare time, Onur likes to travel and particularly looks forward to drawing inspiration from diferent cultures around the world.

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CONTENTS

Products

Guide

18 Check Out SHOP selects a standout piece from Oslo this season 20 Products Key looks for the season, from fashion and footwear to jewellery and accessories

37 Maps and guides to the key shopping areas of Oslo

News

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22 Shop Window One store not to be missed in Oslo 24 News Seasonal updates on shops, services and new products

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Essentials 44 How To Shop Tax Free The simple steps to saving money on your shopping

Souvenir 50 The essential item to bring home

26 Cover story: State Of The Art When it comes to globally renowned artists and ground-breaking galleries, Oslo is becoming a major player. Emma Johnson seeks out the city’s best places for visitors who want to discover Norwegian creativity

32 Café Society Norway has a unique approach when it comes to coffee. Daisy Miller visits some of Oslo’s leading roasters and cafés to find out more Above: Java coffee shop

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Experience

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CHECK OUT

GOOD TO GO Swedish outdoor clothing and equipment brand Fjällräven has been helping customers around the world enjoy the natural environment since the 1960s. The company specialises in developing functional and long-lasting products and shows concern for the world around us, through the use of recycled and organic materials. Its Dufe No 6 bag is Save up to 19% by shopping tax free, see page 44

a masterclass in utilitarian chic: ideal for weekends away, it can be carried either as a standard dufel bag or as a backpack. Made from durable fabric and a waterproof nylon base, the bag will stay dry and stylish wherever your next adventure takes you. xd Fjällräven Dufe No 6 bag, from 1,699 NOK, Fjällräven, Karl Johans Gate 19, 0159 Oslo, +47 9089 3230, fjallraven.com FOR M A P GO TO PAGE 41

TAG HEUER CARRERA LADY DIAMONDS Cara Delevingne challenges rules. Being free-minded is her motto. Like TAG Heuer, she defes conventions and never cracks under pressure.

EGERTORGET, KARL JOHANS GATE 20, OSLO FORNEBU S WWW.DAVID-ANDERSEN.NO

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1. Weekday denim jacket, 750 NOK, Weekday, Stortorvet 7, 0155 Oslo, +47 2233 6399, weekday.com 2. Bottega Veneta tote bag, 62,000 NOK, Bottega Veneta, Prinsens gate 21, 0157 Oslo, +47 2396 0517, bottegaveneta.com 3. Komono watch, 1,199 NOK, Høyer Storo, Jernbanetorget 6, 0154 Oslo, +47 2217 0300, komono.com

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4. Hasla Harmoni rings, from 675 NOK, Hasla, Markveien 54, 0554 Oslo, +47 9227 8777, hasla.no 5. Tamaris shoes, 499 NOK, Gunerius Sko, Storgata 32, 0184 Oslo, +47 2217 0571, tamaris.com

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1. Kaibosh sunglasses, 750 NOK, Kaibosh, Nordre gate 15, 0551 Oslo, +47 9113 2423, kaibosh.com

4. Hope Billie sneakers, 1,500 NOK, Hope, Øvre Slottsgate 17, 0157 Oslo, +47 4630 3941, hope-sthlm.com

2. Gucci headband, price on request, Steen & Strøm, Nedre Slottsgate 8, 0157 Oslo, +47 2396 0432, gucci.com

5. Monki jacket, 700 NOK, Monki, Bogstadveien 4, 0355 Oslo, +47 2259 0900, monki.com

3. Acne Studios bag, 7,000 NOK, Acne Studios, Grønnegata 1, 0350 Oslo, +47 2259 4500, acnestudios.com

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HEAVEN SENT Victoria’s Secret, which became famous for its elegant lingerie, recently opened a beauty and accessories store in central Oslo.

Fragrances are available alongside body-care products and make-up while branded bags, luggage and cosmetic cases are also stocked, all with the distinctive style associated with Victoria’s Secret. To complement the products, the 77-square-metre Save up to 19% by shopping tax free, see page 44

store has a modern façade and upscale interior elements such as black cherry wood fxtures and eye-catching focal walls. The brand’s products are showcased through a gallery of black and white images and a video wall that broadcasts footage of its stunning brand ambassadors, the Victoria’s Secret Angels. rd Victoria’s Secret, Oslo City, Stenersgata 1, 0050 Oslo, +47 4006 4390, victoriassecret.com

Welcome to the Centre of Modern Design Enter the department store Illums Bolighus and enjoy an exclusive world of quality and world-famous international and Danish design.

On several foors of inspiring displays you will fnd only the very fnest in exquisite design, kitchenware, tablware, lamps, carpets, textiles, furniture and fashion.

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SEEK OUT HYDE For bold eyewear, look out for designs by Hyde’s Spectacles. The label was set up in 2010 by David Nilsson, who previously worked in flm production, and Lina Aastrup who has a background in fashion.

Items are made in Italy and the range comprises ready-to-wear models as well as designs which can be adapted to suit your needs.

This season, the brand has released a collection of quirky, colourful sunglasses inspired by the Swedish artist Nils Dardel and the rich jewel tones he used in his paintings. th

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The Lovely Trap, Bogstadveien 60, 0366 Oslo, +47 2260 9900, hydesspectacles.com FOR M A P GO TO PAGE 40

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Quintessentially British brand Burberry has installed an area in its Oslo fagship store dedicated to its classic scarves. For spring and summer, lightweight cashmere scarves will be available in a selection of over 30 colourways, including popular heritage shades of camel, stone, charcoal, navy and red. The Burberry Scarf Bar provides a monogramming service that allows customers to personalise their scarves with up to three initials in two font sizes.

These Scottish-made scarves are classics that will last well beyond the season – we particularly like the leopard and heart-print versions (from 4,275 NOK). rd Burberry, Nedre Slottsgate 9, 0157 Oslo, +47 2396 1038, burberry.com FOR M A P GO TO PAGE 42

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IN GOOD HANDS Vlad Kladko founded the Oslo jewellery label Vido three years ago and is based at the city’s Sugar Shop jewellery studio, where he works alongside a number of other makers. Kladko is well versed in traditional craftsmanship methods, while his sculptural designs also beneft from a free-spirited feel.

This Freesia ring (5,400 NOK) contains smoky quartz and freshwater pearls which are set in gold-plated silver. rd

BAGS OF STYLE After working with designer Giles Deacon in London, Elisabeth Benonisen returned to Norway to set up her own accessories label, Eben, in 2013. Rather than introducing new designs each season, Benonisen gradually introduces diferent colours and styles, building on the existing globalblue.com

Sugar Shop Smykkestudio, Briskebyveien 30, 0259 Oslo, +47 2244 5279, vladkojew.weebly.com

collection. The blue leather Johanna clutch bag (3,600 NOK) is available in deep-ocean blue, water blue and white sand. Eben is based in the designer’s home town of Bodø in northern Norway, and visitors to Oslo can fnd the brand’s products at the F5 Concept Store. rd F5 Concept Store, Øvre Slottsgate 5, 0157 Oslo, +47 9411 9317, eben.no FOR M A P GO TO PAGE 41

S TAT E O F THE ART When it comes to globally renowned artists and ground-breaking galleries, Oslo is becoming a major player.

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Despite being a smaller city than many of the world’s leading art centres, Oslo has an impressive reputation when it comes to galleries and specialist auction houses. They are testament to a city that works hard to recognise the work of past and present native artists and which also pays homage to international creatives. The city’s exhibition spaces offer visitors the opportunity to learn about Norwegian art history as well as to experience the work of the best contemporary names, providing valuable insight for anyone who is looking to invest in a piece of art while in Oslo.

Tjuvholmen, a former shipyard,

has been regenerated to become Oslo’s gallery district. Now a thriving scene of art and culture, Tjuvholmen is home to celebrated establishments such as the Astrup Fearnley Museum: designed by internationally renowned architect Renzo Piano, it focuses on international contemporary art and has an excellent collection of works

by Damien Hirst, Anselm Kiefer, Sigmar Polke and Jeff Koons.

Elsewhere in Tjuvholmen you will find Galleri Brandstrup which specialises in pieces by high-profile Norwegian artists, Galleri Haakon which focuses on Norwegian and international artists, and

Above: installation by Jon Gundersen and Elise Storsveen, Tellus Tell Us, 2015 at Kunstnernes Hus

Gerhardsen Gerner (Nordic and international contemporary artists) and for Oslo’s largest collection of prints, head to Galleri Fineart. The artist Peder Lund has a gallery in Oslo, as does Pushwagner, a controversial pop artist whose vibrant works deal with issues of modern cultural excess.

To put such contemporary names into context, a visit to the National Gallery is essential. With a strong focus on Norwegian artists and the best collection of Edvard Munch paintings in Oslo, it provides a clear overview of Norwegian art history. It also boasts the nationdefining painting ‘Brudeferd i Hardanger’ by Adolf Tidemand and Hans Fredrik Gude who are recognised as two of Norway’s most important 19th-century artists, a selection of Nikolai Astrup’s colourful woodcut prints depicting Norwegian landscape scenes, and the experimental small-scale

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paintings of Peder Balke.

Taking their lead from the Norwegian masters, a host of dynamic artists command considerable attention in the modern and contemporary sphere. Håkon Bleken is one of the most prominent Norwegian artists of the last 40 years and has had immense influence on contemporary art while Per Kleiva is credited with taking pop culture in an explicitly political direction.

Other names of note include AK

Above (from top): Good Morning America exhibition at the Astrup Fearnley Museum; the museum’s exterior

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Dolven, who recently exhibited in the UK alongside fellow Norwegian Peder Balke; Dag Erik Elgin, whose paintings explore art history and visual culture; Fredrik Raddum, whose absurdist work deals with modern man’s identity; and Odd Nerdrum, a self-styled ‘kitschpainter’. And don’t miss works by Inger Sitter, a pioneer of Norwegian abstract art, she is one of the country’s most revered female artists.

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To make a piece of Oslo’s art history your own, head to the Blomqvist auction house, one of the best places in the city to view and buy art from different periods. It frequently has prints by Munch and Astrup, as well as an impressive Scandinavian furniture and design department. Alternatively, Oslo Kunsthandel was started by three experts, all with previous experience at Blomqvist. It deals in historic and contemporary art and aims to create a social meeting place in its gallery as part of the buying experience. With a similar feel, Kunstnernes Hus, which is found in one the city’s most beautiful buildings, has a popular restaurant and holds an annual sale featuring works by artists who have not exhibited before.

Other places to seek out for unique pieces include Standard (Oslo), which offers consultations by appointment and specialises in promoting contemporary

Above (clockwise from top left): Peder Andersen Balke, Coastal Landscape with Wreck, at the National Gallery; Pushwagner, Baby Trip, at Galleri Fineart; Nikolai Astrup, Foxgloves, at the National Gallery

Norwegian artists; Galleri Riis which represents Olav Christopher Jenssen, one of Norway’s most important contemporary artists; 1857, an artist-run exhibition space specialising in work by young artists; and OSL Contemporary for pieces by conceptual artists including AK Dolven and Dag Erik Elgin.

Aside from the many innovative artist-run galleries and studio schemes in Oslo, there are also several free public art spaces around the city. The famous Vigeland museum and park is a stunning destination, whose 200 statues by Gustav Vigeland represent a life’s work. Meanwhile, at Ekebergparken, over 31 sculptures are dotted amongst panoramic city views – a vista that supposedly inspired Munch’s Scream; the park is an everevolving tribute to some of the most innovative artists working today.

And for a final artistic flourish, don’t miss Grünerløkka, in the east of the city. With a youthful, hipster feel, this area has become an

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important artistic destination in recent years and is one the best places in which to soak up the artistic vibes of the city. Centred around the Akerselva river, Grünerløkka is home to several contemporary, artist-run galleries, performance spaces and studios, including the not-to-bemissed TM51 and Galleri Vulkan.

And if you’re visiting Oslo at the right time, you may be lucky enough to catch the seasonal S9, whose spring exhibitions are always impressive.

But whenever you’re here, you will be guaranteed world-class art in impressive venues

Above (clockwise from top left): Spring Salon, group show at TM51; artwork at Oslo Kunsthandel; Superior Props show by Mia Marfurt and Jessica Warboys, 1857 gallery

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CAFÉ SOCIETY

Norway has a unique approach when it comes to cofee. Daisy Miller visits some of Oslo’s leading roasters and cafés to fnd out more

Since the early 1990s, the coffee scene in Oslo has turned from a few specialist shops and niche roasters to a city-wide passion for the brew. The Nordic countries roast their beans lighter than anywhere else in the world, and Oslo is where the very lightest roasts and most subtle blends are found. Most of the coffee in Oslo is filtered or made in a stove-top kettle and then consumed black - sort kaffe - usually without sugar.

‘Oslo coffee is very fragrant, bright and sweet,’ explains world champion roaster and barista Tim Wendelboe. ‘It is often fruity in flavour and naturally sweet with low bitterness.’

Every year, competitions and awards for the best roasters and the most skilled baristas put a spotlight on the city’s coffee culture. Solberg & Hansen, Supreme Roastworks and Kaffa are among the best roasteries; you can find their coffee in cafés throughout Oslo, and many eateries now have their own in-house roastery. globalblue.com

FUGLEN With its 1970s Nordic décor and special atmosphere, Fuglen is one of the most stylish cafés in Oslo. It stocks a range of blends, some from local roasters such as Tim Wendelboe and Supreme Roastworks. The house espresso uses Guatemalan single-origin beans and a cofee of the day is always ofered. Also recommended is the chai latte, made using Fuglen’s own recipe.

Fuglen, Universitetsgata 2, 0164 Oslo, +47 2220 0880, fuglen.com

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TIM WENDELBOE Renowned cofee roaster Tim Wendelboe has won countless awards for his cofee, and his tiny, charming café is understandably popular. Working on such a small scale means the quality of the cofee here is exemplary and each cup is a treat for the senses. The roasting machine takes pride of

place at the front of the shop, while the service counter at the back has a couple of stools to perch on while you enjoy a cup of his signatureblend brew. During the summer months, don’t miss the creamy and cold cappuccino al freddo, invented

by Wendelboe in 2007.

Tim Wendelboe, Grünersgate 1, 0552 Oslo, +47 4000 4062, timwendelboe.no

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STOCKFLETHS One of the oldest cofee houses in Oslo, this branch of Stockfeths – there are several around the city – was established in 1895 and is a local favourite. The owners are passionate about cofee and the brewing here is among some of the best in Oslo: the baristas are famous for the distinctive way in which they prepare each cup

– which has come to be known as ‘the Stockfeths move’ – adding to the theatre of this classic cofee destination. Don’t miss the cortado, one of the few cofees in Oslo that is served with plenty of milk. Cosy and quirky inside, Stockfeths has ample outdoor seating in the summer.

Stockfeths, Karl Johans gate 25/Lillegrensen, 0159 Oslo, +47 4009 2361, stockfleths.as

A true neighbourhood café, Java is owned by roaster and barista champion Robert Thoresen. The beautiful green and white tiled décor is dominated by a striking wooden bar and, naturally, the cofee is also outstanding. The best beans are from the café’s sister roastery Kafa, and the cofee is brewed to order on a drip cone or syphon – specialist equipment is important here. Order a pastry supplied by the popular Avent Bakeri and on a warm day, take a pavement seat and settle in to watch the world go by. globalblue.com

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Java, Ullevålsveien 47, 0171 Oslo, +47 2246 0800, javaoslo.no

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THE GUIDE

Global Blue’s guide ensures you make the most of your trip to Oslo. Start with our recommendations, from a luxury watch retailer to cutting-edge bars and world-class restaurants, before delving deeper with the expert guidance of our well-travelled team of writers. For more helpful hints and detailed city guides, check out globalblue.com/oslo.

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HIMKOK Since opening last year, Himkok bar has become one of Oslo’s coolest hangouts – and it has an intriguing twist. Housing its own distillery, Himkok serves three house spirits: gin, vodka and aquavit (a flavoured Scandinavian spirit). It also produces its own liqueurs, bitters and tinctures – in total, Himkok’s own creations make up 80% of its back bar. And with a cocktail menu focused on local ingredients and Norwegian flavours, it’s easy to see why this is one venue not to miss while in Oslo.

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With three stores in Oslo, Urmaker Bjerke is Norway’s premier watch store. The family-owned company has been selling some of the world’s finest timepieces since 1923, when it was founded by horology expert Paul Bjerke.

The company prides itself on outstanding customer service and highly knowledgeable members of staff. Urmaker Bjerke gives clients a wide choice of international brands across its boutiques, including Patek Philippe, Breguet, Rolex, Blancpain, Audemars Piguet, Jaeger-LeCoultre, IWC, Breitling, Hublot and Tag Heuer.

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Urmaker Bjerke, Karl Johansgate 31, 0159 Oslo, +47 2301 0210; Nedre Slottsgate 11, 0157 Oslo, +47 2242 6050; Paleet, Karl Johansgate 43, 0157 Oslo, +47 5523 0360, urmaker-bjerke.no

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TOP 3: MICHELIN-STAR RESTAURANTS Maaemo The only restaurant in Norway with two Michelin stars, Maaemo is famous for its focus on organic ingredients and the meat, seafood, berries and herbs which are sourced exclusively from Norwegian producers.

Maaemo, Schweigaardsgate 15B, 0191 Oslo, +47 2217 9969, maaemo.no

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Statholdergaarden Founded by Norway’s first culinary arts world champion Bent Stiansen, Statholdergaarden is located in an elegant 17th century house and has a menu of classic Norwegian dishes to match.

Statholdergaarden, Rådhusgate 11, 0151 Oslo, +47 2241 8800, statholdergaarden.no

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Fauna Started by three friends with a shared passion for natural ingredients, Fauna is one of Oslo’s most innovative restaurants.

Options include a five-course set menu, Swedish caviar, Norwegian cheese and expertly selected wine.

Fauna, Solligata 2, 0254 Oslo, +47 4167 4543, restaurantfauna.no

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TRANSLATIONS РУССКИЙ ПЕРЕВОД 26: State Of The Art Страна искусства В Осло живут известные на весь мир художники и работают передовые галереи. Чтобы познакомиться с норвежским искусством поближе, Эмма Джонсон предлагает побывать в лучших выставочных пространствах столицы По размеру Осло меньше многих признанных мировых арт-центров. Однако у него сложилась особая репутация благодаря галереям и аукционным домам. Их активная деятельность свидетельствует о том, что норвежская столица ведет большую работу по сохранению своего прошлого и развитию настоящего, а также воздает должное мировому культурному процессу. В этих выставочных пространствах посетители получают возможность подробнее изучить историю норвежского искусства и вдохновиться произведениями лучших современных художников. Это особенно ценно для тех, кто задумывается о покупке предметов искусства во время поездки в Осло. А районе Tjuvholmen раньше располагались верфи, а теперь это галерейный globalblue.com

квартал Осло, где процветает искусство и обосновались уважаемые заведения. Одно из них – галерея Astrup Fearnley, над оформлением которой работал всемирно известный архитектор Ренцо Пиано. В центре ее внимания – мировое современное искусство, а в собственной коллекции – работы Дэмьена Херста, Ансельма Кифера, Зигмара Польке и Джеффа Кунса. Также в Tjuvholmen можно посетить Galleri Brandstrup (она занимается занимается ведущими норвежскими художниками), Galleri Haakon (норвежские и иностранные художники) и Gerhardsen Gerner (северные и не только современные художники). За самой большой в Осло коллекцией гравюр отправляйтесь в Galleri Fineart. У художника Педера Лунда – своя галерея в столице. Как и у противоречивого поп-художника Pushwagner, который в своих ярких работах рассматривает проблемы культурной избыточности нашего времени. Чтобы соотнести этих современных художников с историческим контекстом, необходимо посетить Национальную галерею. Здесь представлены работы преимущественно норвежцев,

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в частности, лучшая в Осло коллекция живописи Эдварда Мунка, – это обеспечивает погружение в историю норвежской живописи. Среди жемчужин собрания – знаменитая картина «Brudeferd i Hardanger» («Поезд невесты в Хардангере») Адольфа Тидеманда и Ханса Фредрика Гуде, которые считаются самыми значительными норвежскими художниками 19 века. Безусловной ценностью являются яркие гравюры по дереву Николая Аструпа, на которых изображены норвежские пейзажи, и экспериментальные миниатюры Педера Балке. Наследуя традициям своих великих предшественников, многие активные современники добиваются особого внимания в современном искусстве. Хакон Блекен стал одним из самых значительных норвежских мастеров и заметно влияет на культурный процесс последние 40 лет. Пер Клейва создал себе имя, благодаря включению популярной культуры в политический контекст. Стоит уделить время знакомству с AK Дольвен, которая недавно выставляла свои работы в Великобритании наряду с именитым Педером Балке. Даг Эрик Элгин исследует историю искусства и визуальной культуры, Фредрика Раддума рассматривает современную идентичность мужчины в абсурдистском ключе, а Одда globalblue.com

Нердрума – самобытный «китчхудожник». Нельзя не упомянуть и Ингер Ситтер: первопроходец норвежского абстракционизма, она стала одним из самых уважаемых художниц в стране. Чтобы причаститься к истории норвежской живописи, стоит побывать в аукционном доме Blomqvist. Помимо скандинавской мебели и дизайна, здесь можно приобрести произведения искусства различных периодов, в частности, часто появляются гравюры Мунка и Аструпа. Еще один вариант – Oslo Kunsthandel: этот аукционанный дом основали три эксперта, прежде сотрудничавшие с Blomqvist. Он работает с классикой и современностью и стремится создать пространство для встреч в рамках собственной галереи, обогатив тем самым процесс покупки искусства. С той же целью аукционный дом Kunstnernes Hus, располагающийся в одном из самых красивых зданий Осло, управляет популярным рестораном и проводит ежегодную выставку-продажу произведений художников, которые до этого никогда не выставлялись. Единственные в своем роде предметы можно найти в Standard (Oslo): эта организация продвигает современный норвежских художников и проводит консультации.

Galleri Riis представляет Олава Кристофера Йенссена –

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одного из самых значительных современных художников Норвегии. Выставочным пространством 1857 управляет художник, который собирает произведения молодых творцов. А OSL Contemporary специализируется на концептуалистах, включая AK Дольвен и Дага Эрика Эльгина. Помимо многочисленных галерей и студий, в Осло есть открытые художественные пространства. Знаменитый музей и парк Vigeland представляет чудесное собрание из 200 статуй Густава Вигеланда, работу всей его жизни. В Ekebergparken, помимо 31 скульптуры, можно наслаждаться панорамными видами на город. Предположительно, именно эти перспективы вдохновили Мунка на создание картины «Крик». Этот парк стал данью памяти одному из самых необыкновенных художников. Финальным штрихом в знакомстве с культурной жизнью Осло может стать Grünerløkka в восточной части. Благодаря молодежной и интеллектуальной атмосфере этот район в последние годы приобрел статус богемного. Теперь это одно из лучших мест для погружения в художественную атмосферу города. На берегах реки Акерсельва работают современные галереи, пространства для перформансов и студии: особого внимания заслуживают TM51 и Galleri

Vulkan. Если вам повезет оказаться в Осло в подходящее время, то посетите сезонный проект S9: весенние выставки этой галереи всегда впечатляют. Но важнее всего, что когда бы вы ни приехали в столицу Норвегии, вы обязательно сможете наслаждаться мировым искусством в самых интересных выставочных пространствах.

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26: State Of The Art 艺术国度 说起世界知名的艺术家和别具一格 的画廊，奥斯陆正变得愈发不容忽 视。Emma Johnson探寻城中最能展 现挪威创造力的好去处，以飨游客 尽管和许多世界一流艺术中心相比只 是一座小城市，奥斯陆却在画廊和专 业拍卖行方面极负盛名。它们既完美 诠释了这座城市对过去和现代本土挪 威艺术作品的认可，又表达了这座城 市对国际创作人才的敬意。在奥斯陆 的各大展览馆，游客既可以了解挪威 的艺术历史，也可以品味当代知名艺 术家的作品，而希望投资艺术品的人 士亦可在此寻获宝贵见解。 前身为造船厂的Tjuvholmen现 已重新改造为奥斯陆的艺术馆街区， 坐拥众多著名的艺术和文化机构，呈 现出一片欣欣向荣的景象。其中，由国 globalblue.com

际知名建筑大师Renzo Piano设计的 Astrup Fearnley画廊集中展示来自世 界各地的当代作品，并收藏了Damien Hirst、Anselm Kiefer、Sigmar Polke 和Jef Koons等大师的杰作。 此外，在Tjuvholmen，您还将 邂逅专藏知名挪威艺术家作品的 Galleri Brandstrup画廊，专藏挪威和 国际艺术家作品的Galleri Haakon画 廊，以及Gerhardsen Gerner展览馆 （北欧和国际当代艺术家）。如果想 领略奥斯陆最大的印刷作品展览，去 Galleri Fineart展览馆一定没错。艺 术家Peder Lund和Pushwagner在奥 斯陆都有自己的画廊，Pushwagner是 一位颇受争议的流行艺术家，他的作 品极富活力，主要抨击现代文化过剩 的问题。 若想在历史的大框架下理解这 些当代名人，不妨去一趟国家美术馆 （National Gallery）。美术馆以挪 威艺术家为主，收藏了爱德华·蒙克 （Edvard Munch）的经典作品，并 全面清晰展现了挪威的艺术历史。 珍贵馆藏还包括Adolf Tidemand和 Hans Fredrik Gude创作的国宝之 作《哈当格尔的婚礼》（Brudeferd i Hardanger），两人被公认为19世纪 挪威最重要的艺术家；以及Nikolai Astrup展现挪威风光的彩色木刻版画 系列和Peder Balke实验性的小型画 作。此外，一群充满活力的艺术家从挪 威本土艺术大师中脱颖而出，引发人 们对现代和当代艺术的关注。Håkon Bleken是过去四十年来最杰出的挪威 艺术家之一，对当代艺术留下了深刻 影响，而Per Kleiva则被公认为将流行 文化引入政治领域的第一人。 其他知名艺术家包括最近刚和另 一位挪威艺术家Peder Balke在英国举 办展览的AK Dolven，作品展现艺术 历史和视觉文化的Dag Erik Elgin，以 荒谬笔法揭露现代人身份的Fredrik Raddum，以及独成一派的“刻奇画

49 家”Odd Nerdrum。别忘了挪威抽象 派艺术先锋Inger Sitter，她是该国最 德高望重的女性艺术家。 想要收藏奥斯陆的艺术珍品， 不妨前往Blomqvist拍卖行，那里是 城中欣赏和购买不同时期艺术品的 最佳去处，经常会有蒙克和Astrup的 作品，以及精美无比的北欧家具和设 计品。由三位曾经在Blomqvist工作 过的专家创办的Kunsthandel也是不 错的选择。这家画廊经营历史名作和 当代艺术品，画廊中还开辟了一片交 流区，打造交易新体验。与之类似的 Kunstnernes Hus位于全奥斯陆最美 丽的建筑之一，拥有一家人气餐厅，每 年会举办拍卖会，出售从未参展过的 艺术新星的佳作。 其他探寻独特艺术品的好去处包 括提供预约咨询、致力于推广当代挪 威艺术家的Standard艺术馆；展出挪 威最重要当代艺术家Olav Christopher Jenssen画作的Galleri Riis画 廊；由艺术家经营、专门展出年轻艺 术家作品的1857画廊；以及展出AK Dolven和Dag Erik Elgin等概念派艺 术家作品的OSL Contemporary当代 艺术馆。 除了诸多艺术家经营的创新画廊 和工作室，奥斯陆城内还有一些免费 的公共艺术区域。著名的维格兰博物 馆公园（Vigeland）就是一个令人赞叹 的去处，这里陈列了Gustav Vigeland 毕生创作的200座雕塑。此外，在 Ekebergparken公园中，城市全景中点 缀了超过31座雕塑，据说正是该景象 让蒙克萌发了创作《呐喊》的念头；公 园还会通过各种形式不断向当今创新 艺术家致敬。 想在最后来一场艺术盛宴，那就 千万不要错过奥斯陆东部的Grünerløkka区。近年来，这个洋溢着青春气 息和时尚色彩的地区已成为举足轻 重的艺术中心，是充分体验奥斯陆艺 术氛围的不二之选。Grünerløkka区

地处Akerselva河周边，坐拥多家艺 术家经营的当代艺术馆、展区和工作 室，包括不容错过的TM51和Galleri Vulkan艺术馆。如果您在合适的时间 来到奥斯陆，也许有机会一睹季节性 开放的S9艺术馆，其春季展览总是惊 喜满满。当然，您无论何时来到这个城 市，都能在独特的展馆中看到世界一 流的艺术珍品。

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