Astrup Fearnley Museum of Modern Art in Oslo

Astrup Fearnley Museum of Modern Art is a tourist attraction, one of the Art museums and galleries in Oslo, Norveška. It is located: 18 km from Nesoddtangen, 54 km from Asker, 770 km from Gothenburg.

Information

Location

, N59°54'24", E10°43'18". Get directions

Contact

Telephone: +47 22 93 60 60

Website: www.afmuseet.no

Open hours

Tue-Wed-Fri Noon–5:00 PM
Thu Noon–7:00 PM
Sat-Sun 11:00 AM–5:00 PM

References

Astrup Fearnley Museet on Foursquare

Vidariv @ WikiCommons

W. Bulach @ WikiCommons

Oslo Harbor Buildings — IceNineJon @ Flickr

The Labro Falls at Kongsberg, 1837 (Detail) — A.Davey @ Flickr

michael jackson and bubbles — brennheit bakst @ Flickr

View of Stockholm from Klaravikstranden 1827 — A.Davey @ Flickr

The Labro Falls at Kongsberg, 1837 — A.Davey @ Flickr

'Spalt' by Franz West + Emerald Princess leaving port — Tjook @ Flickr

”Eyes” by Louise Bourgeois — Tjook @ Flickr

Ottestad @ WikiCommons

IMG_6850 — izrailit @ Flickr

20190426_201336 — izrailit @ Flickr

20190426_202353 — izrailit @ Flickr

Listed in the following categories:

Art museums and galleries, Contemporary art galleries

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Noah Weiss

30 July 2015

One of my favorite modern art museums in the world, in a beautifully designed building by Renzo Piano along the water. Great permanent collection with famous Koons, Murakami, and and Hirst works.

Kelsey Gilbert-Kreiling

12 March 2018

Research the current exhibit. You might have seen a lot of the pieces in their collection, so decide if the main exhibit is worth seeing. Newly built, designed by Renzo Piano-Nice cafe for a sunny day

Marie T

5 April 2015

Modern art in a modern building. Not fan of the temporary exhibition? The permanent one is worth the money alone! If names like Jeff Koons or Damien Hirst is new to you, then you need to go. Now!

Joyce Ip

29 August 2016

Absolutely spectacular architecture building. Walk along Aker brygge to reach to this beautiful museum. Must visit

Gregory Fisher

21 August 2018

The building is special, so worth checking out, even if the museum is closed (Mon. and before 12/after 5). The art is not everyone’s cup of tea, but there are a few greats in the permanent collection.

Brandon M.

8 June 2017

just like the SF MOMA, the building architecture here is just as much the star as the artwork inside. plan to spend at least 2-3 hours inside and soak it all in (and the Wifi!)

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