Oslo Art Weekend is Norway's largest festival for contemporary art. Over four days 50 art institutions in Oslo come together for a full program of exhibitions, performances, film screenings, guided tours and more. Oslo Art Weekend is a unique opportunity to discover Oslo's contemporary art scene and the city's many art venues, including a variety of artist-run exhibition spaces, galleries, art institutions and museums.
During Oslo Art Weekend, the city is transformed into a meeting place for Norwegian and international artists, art lovers, professionals and collectors. The festival brings together the local arts scene, and facilitates art experiences, collaboration and networking for Oslo's professional art field and the public.
The festival was first organized in 2016 by Oslo Art Guide.

Professional Visitors Program and PRO-program
Oslo Art Weekend organizes two programs for curators, critics, writers, gallerists and other representatives from Norwegian and international art institutions.
The Professional Visitors Program is for invited Norwegian and international guests, and is generously supported by the Office for Contemporary Art. In 2026 we’re collaborating with Oslo Open on a tailored program that includes studio visits, tours, panel discussions and meet & greets with local artists and professionals. The program will take place between Wednesday 27th of May until Sunday 31st of May.
If you have any questions about the Professional Visitors Program, please contact Frida Rusnak via email: frida@osloartguide.no.
In 2026 we’re also offering a PRO-program for professional visitors to Oslo Art Weekend. If you’re interested in this program, please contact Rebekka Anstem via email: rebekka@osloartguide.no.
Team
- Karen Rosness, Project Manager, karen@osloartguide.no/+47 99161645
- Frida Rusnak, Program Manager, frida@osloartguide.no
- Rebekka Anstem, Communications Lead and Event Producer, rebekka@osloartguide.no
- Victoria Alstrup, Coordinator, victoria@osloartguide.no
Advisory board
- Hedda Grevle, Curator, Podium
- Tone Hansen, Director, MUNCH
- Sarah Lookofsky, Director, Kunstnernes Hus
- Emilie Magnus, Director, OSL contemporary
- Yngvill Sjöösteen, Head of Programming, Nasjonalmuseet
- Tove Sivertsen, Director, Salgshallen
- Erik Steen, Chair of board, Oslo Art Guide
- Tuva Trondsdatter Trønsdal, Head of Development, Henie Onstad Kunstsenter
- Solveig Øvstebø, Executive Director and Chief Curator, Astrup Fearnley Museet




