Oslo City Uks Summer Party

24/03/202325/03/2023

Drynomena, David Dajani, Jørn Bjercke, Elisabeth Thorsen. Curated by Hedda Grevle Ottesen and Ida Charlotte Nilsen

24/03/202325/03/2023

Drynomena, David Dajani, Jørn Bjercke, Elisabeth Thorsen. Curated by Hedda Grevle Ottesen and Ida Charlotte Nilsen

Oslo City UKS summer party

Oslo City and UKS present the first summer festival in a while, which also serves as the finissage for 'Moon in Your Mouth'. At UKS, a programme awaits that holds onto the core values of a summer party, and young artists of today can prove that they are no different from the older generation when it comes to throwing a proper party!

The event will relaunch “Den Gylne Palett” with a commissioned award by Victoria Duffé.

The evening is divided into two parts. The first part at UKS with a concert, DJ and a performance. The second part continues at Trafalgar Pub!

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Images: Alex Asensi.

Podium guest curatorial event at UKS - Unge Kunstneres Samfund. Curated by Hedda Grevle Ottesen and Ida Charlotte Nilsen.

Based at the artist-run gallery Podium, Oslo City embraces interdisciplinary and interactive art projects. The main goal is to provide Oslo’s citizens with insights into the political thoughts, practices and ideas shaping the young art scene in Oslo and to foster collaborations across various micro environments in the City.

Since 2020, Oslo City has collaborated with publications such as Gateavisa and Witchmag and with platforms such as UKS (young artists society), STRUKTURA, ERGI, Prosjektskolen and Bunny’s Garage. Many associate the name Oslo City with the shopping center at Jernbanetorget, which connects the city center and serves as an overwhelming yet necessary passage for those traveling in and out of the city using public transportation. It is a capitalist symbol and an identity marker that can evoke a sense of security and dislike simultaneously.

Oslo City is an initiative launched in 2020 by Hedda Grevle Ottesen in collaboration with BOA (Visual Artists in Oslo and Akershus). Curator Ida Charlotte Nilsen joined the project in the summer of 2022.