1
Eyes
Year:
1997
Artist:
Louise Bourgeois
/
French/American
Experience a unique walk through the city's open art space
art that lives in the heart of the city
An international art walk
Designed by architect Renzo Piano, the sculpture park serves as an open gallery where contemporary art meets fjord landscapes and city life. The park houses 8 works by artists from all over the world.
The sculptures on
Tjuvholmen
Tjuvholmen Sculpture Park is located on the waterfront behind Astrup Fearnley Museet and forms a central part of Oslo's modern art and architecture district. The park was opened in 2012 and unites Selvaag's tradition of art with contemporary art of international format.
2
Edge II
Year:
2000
Artist:
Antony Gormley
/
English
3
Untitled
Year:
1997
Artist:
Anish Kapoor
/
English
4
Untitled (Totem)
Year:
1998
Artist:
Ellsworth Kelly
/
American
5
MOONRISE. east. November.
Year:
2006
Artist:
Ugo Rondinone
/
Switzerland
6
Spalt
Year:
2003
Artist:
Franz West
/
Austria
7
Things for a house on an island
Year:
2005
Artist:
Peter Fischli & David Weiss
/
Switzerland
8
White snow cake
Year:
2011
Artist:
Paul McCarthy
/
American
The sculptures on
Tjuvholmen
Tjuvholmen Sculpture Park is located on the waterfront behind Astrup Fearnley Museet and forms a central part of Oslo's modern art and architecture district. The park was opened in 2012 and is developed by Selvaag and Aspelin Ramm through Tjuvholmen KS. It unites Selvaag's tradition of art with contemporary art of international format.
1
Eyes
Year:
1997
Artist:
Louise Bourgeois
/
French/American
2
Edge II
Year:
2000
Artist:
Antony Gormley
/
English
3
Untitled
Year:
1997
Artist:
Anish Kapoor
/
English
4
Untitled (Totem)
Year:
1998
Artist:
Ellsworth Kelly
/
American
5
MOONRISE. east. November.
Year:
2006
Artist:
Ugo Rondinone
/
Switzerland
6
Spalt
Year:
2003
Artist:
Franz West
/
Austria
7
Things for a house on an island
Year:
2005
Artist:
Peter Fischli & David Weiss
/
Switzerland
8
White snow cake
Year:
2011
Artist:
Paul McCarthy
/
American
1
Eyes
Year:
1997
Artist:
Louise Bourgeois
/
French/American
2
Edge II
Year:
2000
Artist:
Antony Gormley
/
English
3
Untitled
Year:
1997
Artist:
Anish Kapoor
/
English
4
Untitled (Totem)
Year:
1998
Artist:
Ellsworth Kelly
/
American
5
MOONRISE. east. November.
Year:
2006
Artist:
Ugo Rondinone
/
Switzerland
6
Spalt
Year:
2003
Artist:
Franz West
/
Austria
7
Things for a house on an island
Year:
2005
Artist:
Peter Fischli & David Weiss
/
Switzerland
8
White snow cake
Year:
2011
Artist:
Paul McCarthy
/
American
Overview of the park
Discover the unique location of the sculpture park through the different spaces of the city
Find your way
Tjuvholmen Sculpture Park is located on the waterfront behind the Astrup Fearnley Museum, at the far end of Tjuvholmen in Oslo. Easily accessible on foot from Aker Brygge and the city centre, the park is a natural visit for both city walkers and art enthusiasts.
Here's how to get here:
- On foot: Follow the pier edge from Aker Brygge, the footbridge over the canal takes you directly to Tjuvholmen and the sculpture park.
- Tram: Take tram 12 to Aker Brygge and walk from there.
- Bus: Several buses stop at Tjuvholmen, including bus lines 21, 32 (now 42) and 54. Bus 42 (formerly 32) has its terminus at Tjuvholmen, while lines 21 and 54 serve the area and run past.
- Boat: During the summer, boat line B9 runs to Aker Brygge from several locations in the inner Oslofjord.
- Car: There is parking in Tjuvholmen P-hus, with direct access to the museum and park via elevator and stairs.
Open all year round, free to all, the Sculpture Park offers a unique meeting between art, architecture and fjord landscapes, in the middle of Oslo's most modern urban area. Feel free to combine your trip with a visit to the nearby cafes and parks in the area.
A tradition for art
The promoters behind the parks
The housing developer Selvaag has long traditions of using art to enrich its surroundings. Over three generations, Selvaag has put out over 600 sculptures and artworks in its commercial and residential projects. The sculpture parks at Tjuvholmen and the Peer Gynt park are the result of a vision to make art accessible as a natural part of urban life. The goal is to create vibrant neighborhoods where people meet, to be inspired and experience art in everyday life, outside the walls of museums.
Take part in the experiences at Tjuvholmen
Art, food and culture
The sculpture park is a natural part of Tjuvholmen, one of Oslo's most vibrant areas for art, food and city life. Here you will find galleries, restaurants, hotels and the Astrup Fearnley Museum, all surrounded by fjords and world-class architecture.