Tegneklubben at Oslo S
June 21st – August 15th 2012
From June 21st artworks by the Oslo-based group Tegneklubben (The Drawing Club) will infiltrate Oslo’s Central Station.
Tegneklubben will temporarily rebrand the station with a new logo on the façade and a banner-sized drawing over the southern entrance. Inside, you can pick up the latest edition of the free Tegneklubben newspaper to read on your journey, or see hundreds of their surreal, funny and occasionally deadly serious drawings on three screens on the station concourse. And if you want to find out more about them, you can visit their booth inside the station.
Tegneklubben is an artists’ group comprising of Bjørn Bjarre, Ulf Carlsson, Paul Dring, Terje Nicolaisen and Martin Skauen. You can find more information at tegneklubben.org Rom for kunst (Space for Art), is a public art initiative run by Rom Eiendom AS.
Rom for kunst at Oslo Central Station was started in 2001, with the intention of offering a positive experience to the many visitors to the station. From 2012, Hovind og Kunsthall Oslo are the new commissioners for Rom for kunst.