Skog Art Space

Skog Art Space SKOG is a vibrant and unconventional art space in Oslo's East End with a crush on material-based art. SKOG will have exhibitions regularly.

SKOG art space is not a gallery, not a studio, not a collection, but something unique in between. SKOG means FOREST in Norwegian. SKOG wants to give you unique experiences. At SKOG everyone is welcome to buy their favourite object on the spot. SKOG takes you into a forest of new experiences, objects and art. At SKOG, no work is too old, too young or unimportant. As in the forest, you will discover objects we have brought with us on our way back home. Objects that are beautiful, curious, eternal or perishable - just like nature. At SKOG you will discover the undiscovered: Established and new artists, young and old, used and new objects. We promise to exhibit collections of innovative artists, traditional creators and to give you experiences to bring with you into the future.

We are delighted to welcome you to the opening Thursday 10th September at 18.00 of RYESTACK with  Martin Bodilsen Kaldah...
10/09/2026

We are delighted to welcome you to the opening Thursday 10th September at 18.00 of RYESTACK with Martin Bodilsen Kaldahl & Sisse Lee.

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Thaks for kindly supporting to Art Council of Norway/ Kulturrådet

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Velkommen til vernissage torsdag 10. september ✨Vi gleder oss til å åpne dørene til en ny duo-utstilling med Sisse Lee o...
07/09/2026

Velkommen til vernissage torsdag 10. september ✨
Vi gleder oss til å åpne dørene til en ny duo-utstilling med Sisse Lee og Martin Bodilsen Kaldahl

RYESTACK presenterer nye verk av Sisse Lee og Martin Bodilsen Kaldahl, utviklet gjennom
et års dialog mellom kunstnerne. Lee og Kaldahl er begge danske samtidskeramikere,
umiddelbart et opplagt valg for et samarbeid. Men forskjellene er flere enn likhetene: De
representerer ulike generasjoner, kjønn og bakgrunner, men viktigst (og kanskje ikke så
overraskende) har de to svært forskjellige kunstneriske praksiser.

Vi er også veldig glade for at Marit Tingleff åpner utstillingen.

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Welcome to the vernissage on Thursday, September 10 ✨
We are looking forward to opening the doors to a new duo exhibition with Sisse Lee and Martin Bodilsen Kaldahl.

RYESTACK presents new works by Sisse Lee and Martin Bodilsen Kaldahl, developed through
a year long dialogue between the artists.
Lee and Kaldahl are both Danish contemporary ceramic artists, an immediately obvious choice for a collaboration. But the differences are more numerous than the similarities: They represent different generations, genders and backgrounds, but most importantly (and perhaps not so surprisingly), the two have very different artistic practices.

We are also very happy that Marit Tingleff will open the exhibition.

Thanks for kindly support to Kulturrådet


Nesten umerkelig by Marius Eriksen.En sval bris trekker inn gjennom vinduet i rommet der vi har kontor og klær og alt d...
06/09/2026

Nesten umerkelig by Marius Eriksen.

En sval bris trekker inn gjennom vinduet i rommet der vi har kontor og klær og alt det andre. Vi bor i niende etasje, på kanten av byen. En dal strekker seg ut under oss. Fra vårt dårlig isolerte vindu har vi oversikt over et lappeteppe av veier og bygninger.
Industribygg, en bussgarasje, en gravlund. Det var gårder her en gang i tiden, men det er lenge siden det var noe aktivt jordbruk i denne dalen nå. Bare stedsnavnene er igjen: Stubberud, Kjelsrud,Ellingsrud.

Her i vår leilighet er vi tre: Meg, Tonje og hunden Louie. Livet er blitt mindre enn jeg hadde trodd. Dagene går i faste spor. Jobb, middag, turer med Louie. Trafikken fra motorveien nede i dalen gir et jevnt sus døgnet rundt, som et monotont lydspor til livet vårt. Det er et slags mønster i det. En rytme. Rommene vi lever i er både kjente, komfortable og litt for små. Vi finner oss til rette der, mellom lettelse og fortvilelse, som gjemmer seg i de små tingene.
I hjørnene, i rutinene, i lydene. Vi trodde det skulle bli noe mer. Et liv med skarpere kanter. Men livet lar seg sjelden tegne med presise konturer. Det sklir ut i mykere toner, inn i mellomrommene.

You can read the full text “Nesten umerkelig” on our website.

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Thanks for support to kulturrådet Kulturrådet

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It Is Said That One Should Beware of the Shameless (Det sies at man skal passe seg for de skamløse) by Ida Siebke.Shame ...
05/09/2026

It Is Said That One Should Beware of the Shameless (Det sies at man skal passe seg for de skamløse) by Ida Siebke.

Shame is a many-sided phenomenon. Most of us can use the feeling of shame as an inner compass, something to steer by so we avoid missteps in social situations and fit into the world around us. This kind of shame is useful; it is not the shame I want to talk about here.

I want to talk about the painful shame you should never have had to carry.
The shame that belongs to the perpetrator. The shame that so often comes along for the ride when you have already been hurt more than enough. That shame.

Thanks for kindly support to Kulturråder Kulturrådet

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Welcome to Art Talk: 5 September at 13:00 w.Marius Eriksen and Morten Andenæs on SKOG. Working across photography and te...
03/09/2026

Welcome to Art Talk: 5 September at 13:00 w.
Marius Eriksen and Morten Andenæs on SKOG.

Working across photography and text, the two artists meet for a conversation about images, artistic practice and how we understand the world around us.

Marius Eriksen (b. 1989) is educated at the Oslo National Academy of the Arts. His work brings together photography, text and philosophical questions. Drawing on material from personal and other archives, he creates narratives that explore the relationship between fact, fiction and personal experience.

Morten Andenæs (b. 1979) lives and works in Oslo and received his BFA from the School of Visual Arts in New York. For nearly two decades, his photography and writing have explored the role of images in contemporary culture and how they influence the way we see ourselves and the world around us.

Thanks for kindly support to Kulturrådet Kulturrådet
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Enter Art Fair 2026, 4th day. Tor Simen Ulstein is a Norwegian photographer educated at The Sir John Cass School of Art ...
30/08/2026

Enter Art Fair 2026, 4th day.

Tor Simen Ulstein is a Norwegian photographer educated at The Sir John Cass School of Art in London. He made his debut at the 137th edition of Norway’s National Art Exhibition and has exhibited at galleries and festivals including SKOG, Vasli Souza, Fotogalleriet, and Nordic Light Festival of Photography. Ulstein combines aesthetic reflection with a documentary approach in his artistic practice. He is also a co-founder of the photography newspaper Uncertain States Scandinavia.

Thanks for kindly support to Norwegian Office of Art (OCA)


Enter Art Fair 202627-30 August Morten Slettemeås (1975)Slettemeås works with painting that alternates between the figur...
28/08/2026

Enter Art Fair 2026
27-30 August

Morten Slettemeås (1975)
Slettemeås works with painting that alternates between the figurative and the abstract, with references both to art history, contemporary events and popular culture. By using his own ideas and experiences and putting them in context with international events, the work appears as a personal story telling. Several works are inspired by the tradition of landscape painters in Telemark, combined with impulses from the globalized world.

Photos cortesy by artist
The fair participation in generously supported by Office for Contemporary Art Norway (OCA)
OCA

For Enter Art Fair 2026, we are bringing together a group presentation that moves across painting, photography, sculptur...
27/08/2026

For Enter Art Fair 2026, we are bringing together a group presentation that moves across painting, photography, sculpture, and furniture.
The exhibition features paintings by Morten Slettemeås and Christophe Lennox; photography by Tor Simen Ulstein; photographic work and mix media by Ove Kvavik; sculptures by Søren Krag and Tony Porto and furniture by Filippo Andrighetto.

Together, the artists explore the relationship between image, material, and form, bringing distinct practices into dialogue. Across different mediums, the works engage with gesture, surface, structure, and material presence, creating a presentation that reflects the diversity and evolving character of contemporary Nordic art.


The fair participation in generously supported by Office for Contemporary Art Norway OCA


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SKOG team


Enter Art Fair 2026 ENTER ART FAIR 
27th–30th August
Lokomotivværkstedet
Otto Busses Vej 5A
Copenhagen

Adresse

Schweigaardsgate 94
Oslo
0656

Åpningstider

Torsdag 15:00 - 19:00
Lørdag 12:00 - 16:00
Søndag 12:00 - 16:00

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