Art Channel: landingsside

Henie Onstad Kunstsenter and Oslo Sinfonietta, together with artist and composer Ignas Krunglevičius, will world premiere the new work Iridescent on Art Channel June 14th.

Brynjar Åbel Bandlien presents the result of his artistic research project Dancing Recurrences – a performative practice within dance and dance-making at Henie Onstad Kunstsenter at Høvikodden from 2019.

We have entered a reality that is larger than the language we have to describe it. During the late summer of 2020, The Molecular Ballet and Ny Høvik Ballet helped transform the sculpture park at Henie Onstad into a laboratory of hieroglyphic dance.

Henie Onstad's music curator Svein Terje Torvik and curator of the exhibition Nils-Aslak Valkeapää / Áillohaš, Lars Mørch Finborud have put together a playlist of Sami music from the 1970s onwards. Here you'll find all genres, Áillohaš 'own music, adjacent projects and Sami music from all over the Nordics. Listen to the playlist as you walk around the exhibition, on the bus or enjoy it at home.

Henie Onstad Kunstsenter develops large exhibitions and art experiences for the public - both onsite and online. Despite uncertainties regarding when the museum can reopen, we are launching this year's program.

For the retrospective exhibition about the Sami artist, poet, activist and musician Nils-Aslak Valkeapää / Áillohaš, Henie Onstad commissioned a new piece by musician and composer Niko Valkeapää. For video, scroll down.

Welcome to see a video presentation of the exhibition with the two curators Geir Tore Holm and Lars Mørch Finborud.

In connection with New Visions, Henie Onstad's triennial for photography and new media, the art center invited TCF to premiere his new audio/video work .

On October 22, 2020, Henie Onstad invited the yoiker and artist Sara Marielle Gaup Beaska to open the exhibition Nils-Aslak Valkeapää / Áillohaš performing the late artist's own yoik and songs.

We travelled to Imatra, a small town 270 kilometres east of Helsinki, right on the Russian border, to meet two of the most important protagonists in the new joik movement: Seppo “Báron” Paakkunainen and Esa “Goahtelaš” Kotilainen.