Oslofjord Triennale 2024
03/25/2025
Welcome to Lågøya, the triennial's main venue, an island located in the outer reaches of the Inner Oslofjord, from Friday, August 23 to Sunday, August 25. On the evening of Friday, August 23, the Oslofjord Triennial also offers an exciting program at the Stein croft on Nesodden, Brønnøya in Asker, and aboard a sailboat.
The first edition of the Oslofjord Triennial comprised artistic projects across the Inner Oslofjord, with the triennial's main base located on Lågøya.
Through art and art mediation, the Oslofjord Triennial contributes to the green transition necessary for a cleaner Oslofjord.
The starting point for the Oslofjord Triennial is a shared concern for the severe environmental challenges facing the Oslofjord, alongside a commitment to creating concrete initiatives that foster a fruitful and sustainable development.
Here is an A to Z list of all artists and contributors, linked to further information on the Oslofjord Triennial's Instagram and Facebook pages (updated continuously).
- Beate Petersen
- Cathrine Constanse Gjelsnes
- Cesar & Lois (Lucy HG Solomon and Cesar Baio)
- Dag Nordbrenden & Arne Borgan
- DEED (Suzie Davies&Mattias Ekholm)
- Elin T. Sørensen, Eli Rinde (NIVA) & Kåre Grundvåg
- Elly Stormer Vadseth & Boris Kourtoukov
- Eva-Maria Lopez
- Grete Neseblod`*
- Guerrilla Plastic Movement
- Hazel Barstow & Rangi Halle
- Inger-Marie Gulliksen (Oslofjordens Friluftsråd*)
- Inghill Johansen
- Katrine Leth & Nilas Dumstrei, Thomas Bergsten, Mari LB Kamsvaag
- Kjersti Sundland
- Kristin Bergaust og Oslofjord Ecologies Archive
- Linn Cecilie Ulvin`*
- Marianne Stranger & Carl Svendsson
- Mekdes W Shebeta
- Nina Torp
- Ole Christian Ellestad
- Per-Erik Schulze (Naturvernforbundet)*
- Randi Nygård*
- Sara Rönnbäck
- Sonja Nyegaard
- Stephanie Rothenberg
- Terapirommet (Milan Benza, Camilla Dahl, Astrid Hjortdal & Karoline Sjølie Aas)