For nearly fifty years, Nina Malterud has been one of Norway’s foremost artists in her field. This summer KODE presents Material Statements – a major solo exhibition of the artist featuring more than hundred works from every stage of her career.
At KODE 2 until 11 September: KODE launches NABO (NEIGHBOUR), an architecture exhibition exploring futuristic housing visions highlighting collective solutions.
What have we bought up in the last two years? See the new acquisitions to KODE’s collection!
Closing 27 March: Next in line in KODEs series of exhibitions featuring prominent American artists is a living legend. KODE presents Dead End Hole, an exhibition of new and recent works by the American artist Paul McCarthy (b. 1945).
Until 29 May at KODE 1: "La Vie Moderne: Bergen Painters in Paris 1920" is an intimate exhibition curated by Professor of art history Gunnar Danbolt, where we are transported to Paris and Bergen around the beginning of the 1920s.
An extensive exhibition on the celebrated Norwegian painter Nikolai Astrup (1880–1928), who deftly wove tradition and innovation into his artistic production.
Experience great works of art in an intimate setting: For the first time a number of masterpieces by Cézanne will be shown in Norway.
This May, KODE launches the first large retrospective presentation of Norwegian artist Arvid Pettersen’s work. The exhibition “On View” encompasses more than 60 works from five decades, with an emphasis on the 1980s and recent works.
In the series of contemporary projects created for KODE, Marit Følstad (b. 1969) takes over the Stenersen Room with a process-oriented work developed over the course of several years.
This spring we are reopening the doors to KODE 4, this time with an entirely new and dynamic content.
KODE launches the New Year with an exhibition of Thomas Pihl. The exhibition ”Sight Specific” is the first retrospective presentation of Thomas Pihl, featuring both older and more recent works.
Opening Friday 2 October: Experience American postmodern art at KODE this fall.
Bergen once had an active set of cabinetmakers, artisans who made wood furniture, and the greatest of them was the firm Chr. Knag. This winter you can experience impressive craftsmanship and design at KODE in the exhibition “Knag – Crafted furniture from Bergen”.
New decade, new artists, new world: The exhibition MA2020 presents 21 individual art practices that have recently completed the Master of Fine Arts program at The Art Academy - Department of Contemporary Art (KMD).
Experience "the erotic suite" by Picasso at KODE 2 this summer! Suite 347 was executed by Pablo Picasso (1881–1973) at high speed in period of less than seven months.
This spring Norwegian artist Jeannette Christensen will fill the permanent presentation in the Rasmus Meyers Collection with the exhibition Interruptions.
