69
Est. 2004
Toftes gate 69
Oslo
Thu–Sun 14:00–18:00

GROUP CRIT 3 opens on Friday, May 29th at 19:00. BYOB
Iris Bengtsson
Lea Brekke
Sigurd Ese
Emil Finnerud
Johanna Hoffsten
Stella Oter Lindeberg
Ingrid Sande Mathisen
Martin Johan Melbye
Lea Myren
Margrete Netland
Vilde Rudjord
Kier Cooke Sandvik
Markus Sundberg
Mateo Jimenez Tilrem
Lena Trydal
May 29th - June 21st
Open Thursday - Sunday 14:00-18:00
GROUP CRIT 3 is our third exhibition showing only works-in-progress. As a fundamental part of art education, group critique invites students to engage in open discussions about progression and practice. It is a useful exercise where you gain feedback on your ongoing work and reflect together through critical thinking and conversation. 69 are introducing group critique in a public format where we examine the creative, fun and frustrating process with an external audience and all the participating artists. Dates for upcoming crits will be shared on our Instagram stories.
The exhibition is curated by Luca Sørheim and Nora Stangebye.
Documentation of «Speed Tongue» by Elise Nohr
April 24th - May 17th
Speed Tongue is a solo exhibition spanning performance, video, and sculpture to explore intimacy, power, vulnerability, and desire.
Nohr combines humor and corporeality to examine the tension between desire and fear, where the erotic and the pathetic coexist side by side. The exhibition challenges power structures, performative confidence, and the ambiguity of eroticism.
«The eyes are the nipples of the face» by Anna Farris in The House Bunny (2008) has been an inspiration for a performance taking place on the opening. The project merges the masculine aesthetics of motorsport with vulnerability, reflecting on speed, control, the gaze, and intimacy. Nipples play a central role in Nohr’s artistic practice. Drawing a parallel between the eyes and nipples, the statement implies that the eyes, like nipples, play an important role in evoking desire and attraction.
The exhibition is curated by Nora Stangebye and Luca Sørheim.
Supported by Kulturrådet and Oslo Kommune.

Documentation of «Speed Tongue» by Elise Nohr
April 24th - May 17th
Speed Tongue is a solo exhibition spanning performance, video, and sculpture to explore intimacy, power, vulnerability, and desire.
Nohr combines humor and corporeality to examine the tension between desire and fear, where the erotic and the pathetic coexist side by side. The exhibition challenges power structures, performative confidence, and the ambiguity of eroticism.
«The eyes are the nipples of the face» by Anna Farris in The House Bunny (2008) has been an inspiration for a performance taking place on the opening. The project merges the masculine aesthetics of motorsport with vulnerability, reflecting on speed, control, the gaze, and intimacy. Nipples play a central role in Nohr’s artistic practice. Drawing a parallel between the eyes and nipples, the statement implies that the eyes, like nipples, play an important role in evoking desire and attraction.
The exhibition is curated by Nora Stangebye and Luca Sørheim.
Supported by Kulturrådet and Oslo Kommune.

Documentation of «Speed Tongue» by Elise Nohr
April 24th - May 17th
Speed Tongue is a solo exhibition spanning performance, video, and sculpture to explore intimacy, power, vulnerability, and desire.
Nohr combines humor and corporeality to examine the tension between desire and fear, where the erotic and the pathetic coexist side by side. The exhibition challenges power structures, performative confidence, and the ambiguity of eroticism.
«The eyes are the nipples of the face» by Anna Farris in The House Bunny (2008) has been an inspiration for a performance taking place on the opening. The project merges the masculine aesthetics of motorsport with vulnerability, reflecting on speed, control, the gaze, and intimacy. Nipples play a central role in Nohr’s artistic practice. Drawing a parallel between the eyes and nipples, the statement implies that the eyes, like nipples, play an important role in evoking desire and attraction.
The exhibition is curated by Nora Stangebye and Luca Sørheim.
Supported by Kulturrådet and Oslo Kommune.

Documentation of «Speed Tongue» by Elise Nohr
April 24th - May 17th
Speed Tongue is a solo exhibition spanning performance, video, and sculpture to explore intimacy, power, vulnerability, and desire.
Nohr combines humor and corporeality to examine the tension between desire and fear, where the erotic and the pathetic coexist side by side. The exhibition challenges power structures, performative confidence, and the ambiguity of eroticism.
«The eyes are the nipples of the face» by Anna Farris in The House Bunny (2008) has been an inspiration for a performance taking place on the opening. The project merges the masculine aesthetics of motorsport with vulnerability, reflecting on speed, control, the gaze, and intimacy. Nipples play a central role in Nohr’s artistic practice. Drawing a parallel between the eyes and nipples, the statement implies that the eyes, like nipples, play an important role in evoking desire and attraction.
The exhibition is curated by Nora Stangebye and Luca Sørheim.
Supported by Kulturrådet and Oslo Kommune.

Documentation of «Speed Tongue» by Elise Nohr
April 24th - May 17th
Speed Tongue is a solo exhibition spanning performance, video, and sculpture to explore intimacy, power, vulnerability, and desire.
Nohr combines humor and corporeality to examine the tension between desire and fear, where the erotic and the pathetic coexist side by side. The exhibition challenges power structures, performative confidence, and the ambiguity of eroticism.
«The eyes are the nipples of the face» by Anna Farris in The House Bunny (2008) has been an inspiration for a performance taking place on the opening. The project merges the masculine aesthetics of motorsport with vulnerability, reflecting on speed, control, the gaze, and intimacy. Nipples play a central role in Nohr’s artistic practice. Drawing a parallel between the eyes and nipples, the statement implies that the eyes, like nipples, play an important role in evoking desire and attraction.
The exhibition is curated by Nora Stangebye and Luca Sørheim.
Supported by Kulturrådet and Oslo Kommune.

Documentation of «Speed Tongue» by Elise Nohr
April 24th - May 17th
Speed Tongue is a solo exhibition spanning performance, video, and sculpture to explore intimacy, power, vulnerability, and desire.
Nohr combines humor and corporeality to examine the tension between desire and fear, where the erotic and the pathetic coexist side by side. The exhibition challenges power structures, performative confidence, and the ambiguity of eroticism.
«The eyes are the nipples of the face» by Anna Farris in The House Bunny (2008) has been an inspiration for a performance taking place on the opening. The project merges the masculine aesthetics of motorsport with vulnerability, reflecting on speed, control, the gaze, and intimacy. Nipples play a central role in Nohr’s artistic practice. Drawing a parallel between the eyes and nipples, the statement implies that the eyes, like nipples, play an important role in evoking desire and attraction.
The exhibition is curated by Nora Stangebye and Luca Sørheim.
Supported by Kulturrådet and Oslo Kommune.

Documentation of «Speed Tongue» by Elise Nohr
April 24th - May 17th
Speed Tongue is a solo exhibition spanning performance, video, and sculpture to explore intimacy, power, vulnerability, and desire.
Nohr combines humor and corporeality to examine the tension between desire and fear, where the erotic and the pathetic coexist side by side. The exhibition challenges power structures, performative confidence, and the ambiguity of eroticism.
«The eyes are the nipples of the face» by Anna Farris in The House Bunny (2008) has been an inspiration for a performance taking place on the opening. The project merges the masculine aesthetics of motorsport with vulnerability, reflecting on speed, control, the gaze, and intimacy. Nipples play a central role in Nohr’s artistic practice. Drawing a parallel between the eyes and nipples, the statement implies that the eyes, like nipples, play an important role in evoking desire and attraction.
The exhibition is curated by Nora Stangebye and Luca Sørheim.
Supported by Kulturrådet and Oslo Kommune.
Documentation of «Speed Tongue» by Elise Nohr
April 24th - May 17th
Speed Tongue is a solo exhibition spanning performance, video, and sculpture to explore intimacy, power, vulnerability, and desire.
Nohr combines humor and corporeality to examine the tension between desire and fear, where the erotic and the pathetic coexist side by side. The exhibition challenges power structures, performative confidence, and the ambiguity of eroticism.
«The eyes are the nipples of the face» by Anna Farris in The House Bunny (2008) has been an inspiration for a performance taking place on the opening. The project merges the masculine aesthetics of motorsport with vulnerability, reflecting on speed, control, the gaze, and intimacy. Nipples play a central role in Nohr’s artistic practice. Drawing a parallel between the eyes and nipples, the statement implies that the eyes, like nipples, play an important role in evoking desire and attraction.
The exhibition is curated by Nora Stangebye and Luca Sørheim.
Supported by Kulturrådet and Oslo Kommune.
17. mai på 69 🇧🇻
Finissage + Slow speed dating
Velkommen til finissage av «Speed Tounge» på 17. Mai! Vi driter i potetsekkeløp og kjører slow speeddating - roligdans møter speed dating. Vi finner ut av hvordan✨ Wing en venn eller deg selv eller kom for festens skyld!
Åpent 14-18
Slow speed date: 16/17 👅
@elisenohr

Barbara 30–31.5
Schweigaards gate 73
69 is part of the first edition of Barbara — an artist-run art fair concept taking place inside a former dental office at Harald Hardraades plass 🦷 Representing the gallery will be a duo by Christian Blandhoel & Karen Nikgol ♋️
Saturday May 30: 16–22
Sunday May 31: 12–18

«Speed Tongue» by Elise Nohr opens on Friday, April 24th at 19:00.
April 24th - May 17th
Open Thursday - Sunday 14:00-18:00
Speed Tongue is a solo exhibition spanning performance, video, and sculpture to explore intimacy, power, vulnerability, and desire.
Nohr combines humor and corporeality to examine the tension between desire and fear, where the erotic and the pathetic coexist side by side. The exhibition challenges power structures, performative confidence, and the ambiguity of eroticism.
«The eyes are the nipples of the face» by Anna Farris in The House Bunny (2008) has been an inspiration for a performance taking place on the opening. The project merges the masculine aesthetics of motorsport with vulnerability, reflecting on speed, control, the gaze, and intimacy. Nipples play a central role in Nohr’s artistic practice. Drawing a parallel between the eyes and nipples, the statement implies that the eyes, like nipples, play an important role in evoking desire and attraction.
The exhibition is curated by Nora Stangebye and Luca Sørheim.
Supported by Kulturrådet and Oslo Kommune.
Photo @aliceslyngstad

Documentation of «Supernatural Realism» by Esra Düzen and Lykourgos Porfyris.
March 20th - April 12th
Is spirituality a way to temporarily escape from our realistic dystopia, or is it a way to work on a change of material realism? Does heaven replicate the image of a utopian society, or is the struggle towards utopia inspired by the idea of heaven?
In this duo show, Esra Düzen and Lykourgos Porfyris are discussing the ideas of dialectic materialism, religious dogmatism, cultural domination, and spiritual colonialism. Both artists are making new myths beyond dominant narratives, through the recreation and reinterpretation of stories embodied in various forms of legendary oral or written storytelling.
Through their works «The Wailers» and «Prayers for Togetherness and Other Beautiful Cringe» the duo invite for a collective ritual of praying and crying for one last time.
The exhibition is curated by Luca Sørheim and Nora Stangebye.

Documentation of «Supernatural Realism» by Esra Düzen and Lykourgos Porfyris.
March 20th - April 12th
Is spirituality a way to temporarily escape from our realistic dystopia, or is it a way to work on a change of material realism? Does heaven replicate the image of a utopian society, or is the struggle towards utopia inspired by the idea of heaven?
In this duo show, Esra Düzen and Lykourgos Porfyris are discussing the ideas of dialectic materialism, religious dogmatism, cultural domination, and spiritual colonialism. Both artists are making new myths beyond dominant narratives, through the recreation and reinterpretation of stories embodied in various forms of legendary oral or written storytelling.
Through their works «The Wailers» and «Prayers for Togetherness and Other Beautiful Cringe» the duo invite for a collective ritual of praying and crying for one last time.
The exhibition is curated by Luca Sørheim and Nora Stangebye.

Documentation of «Supernatural Realism» by Esra Düzen and Lykourgos Porfyris.
March 20th - April 12th
Is spirituality a way to temporarily escape from our realistic dystopia, or is it a way to work on a change of material realism? Does heaven replicate the image of a utopian society, or is the struggle towards utopia inspired by the idea of heaven?
In this duo show, Esra Düzen and Lykourgos Porfyris are discussing the ideas of dialectic materialism, religious dogmatism, cultural domination, and spiritual colonialism. Both artists are making new myths beyond dominant narratives, through the recreation and reinterpretation of stories embodied in various forms of legendary oral or written storytelling.
Through their works «The Wailers» and «Prayers for Togetherness and Other Beautiful Cringe» the duo invite for a collective ritual of praying and crying for one last time.
The exhibition is curated by Luca Sørheim and Nora Stangebye.

Documentation of «Supernatural Realism» by Esra Düzen and Lykourgos Porfyris.
March 20th - April 12th
Is spirituality a way to temporarily escape from our realistic dystopia, or is it a way to work on a change of material realism? Does heaven replicate the image of a utopian society, or is the struggle towards utopia inspired by the idea of heaven?
In this duo show, Esra Düzen and Lykourgos Porfyris are discussing the ideas of dialectic materialism, religious dogmatism, cultural domination, and spiritual colonialism. Both artists are making new myths beyond dominant narratives, through the recreation and reinterpretation of stories embodied in various forms of legendary oral or written storytelling.
Through their works «The Wailers» and «Prayers for Togetherness and Other Beautiful Cringe» the duo invite for a collective ritual of praying and crying for one last time.
The exhibition is curated by Luca Sørheim and Nora Stangebye.

Documentation of «Supernatural Realism» by Esra Düzen and Lykourgos Porfyris.
March 20th - April 12th
Is spirituality a way to temporarily escape from our realistic dystopia, or is it a way to work on a change of material realism? Does heaven replicate the image of a utopian society, or is the struggle towards utopia inspired by the idea of heaven?
In this duo show, Esra Düzen and Lykourgos Porfyris are discussing the ideas of dialectic materialism, religious dogmatism, cultural domination, and spiritual colonialism. Both artists are making new myths beyond dominant narratives, through the recreation and reinterpretation of stories embodied in various forms of legendary oral or written storytelling.
Through their works «The Wailers» and «Prayers for Togetherness and Other Beautiful Cringe» the duo invite for a collective ritual of praying and crying for one last time.
The exhibition is curated by Luca Sørheim and Nora Stangebye.

Documentation of «Supernatural Realism» by Esra Düzen and Lykourgos Porfyris.
March 20th - April 12th
Is spirituality a way to temporarily escape from our realistic dystopia, or is it a way to work on a change of material realism? Does heaven replicate the image of a utopian society, or is the struggle towards utopia inspired by the idea of heaven?
In this duo show, Esra Düzen and Lykourgos Porfyris are discussing the ideas of dialectic materialism, religious dogmatism, cultural domination, and spiritual colonialism. Both artists are making new myths beyond dominant narratives, through the recreation and reinterpretation of stories embodied in various forms of legendary oral or written storytelling.
Through their works «The Wailers» and «Prayers for Togetherness and Other Beautiful Cringe» the duo invite for a collective ritual of praying and crying for one last time.
The exhibition is curated by Luca Sørheim and Nora Stangebye.

Documentation of «Supernatural Realism» by Esra Düzen and Lykourgos Porfyris.
March 20th - April 12th
Is spirituality a way to temporarily escape from our realistic dystopia, or is it a way to work on a change of material realism? Does heaven replicate the image of a utopian society, or is the struggle towards utopia inspired by the idea of heaven?
In this duo show, Esra Düzen and Lykourgos Porfyris are discussing the ideas of dialectic materialism, religious dogmatism, cultural domination, and spiritual colonialism. Both artists are making new myths beyond dominant narratives, through the recreation and reinterpretation of stories embodied in various forms of legendary oral or written storytelling.
Through their works «The Wailers» and «Prayers for Togetherness and Other Beautiful Cringe» the duo invite for a collective ritual of praying and crying for one last time.
The exhibition is curated by Luca Sørheim and Nora Stangebye.

Documentation of «Supernatural Realism» by Esra Düzen and Lykourgos Porfyris.
March 20th - April 12th
Is spirituality a way to temporarily escape from our realistic dystopia, or is it a way to work on a change of material realism? Does heaven replicate the image of a utopian society, or is the struggle towards utopia inspired by the idea of heaven?
In this duo show, Esra Düzen and Lykourgos Porfyris are discussing the ideas of dialectic materialism, religious dogmatism, cultural domination, and spiritual colonialism. Both artists are making new myths beyond dominant narratives, through the recreation and reinterpretation of stories embodied in various forms of legendary oral or written storytelling.
Through their works «The Wailers» and «Prayers for Togetherness and Other Beautiful Cringe» the duo invite for a collective ritual of praying and crying for one last time.
The exhibition is curated by Luca Sørheim and Nora Stangebye.

Review of «Supernational Realism» in @kunstkritikk
You can read it here: https://kunstkritikk.no/bakgardsspiritualitet/
Supernatural Realism by @fantesra and @lykourgos_porfyris is up until April 12th
Thursday-Sunday 14:00-18:00

«Supernatural Realism» by Esra Düzen and Lykourgos Porfyris opens on Friday, March 20th at 19:00.
March 20th - April 12th
Open Thursday - Sunday 14:00-18:00
Is spirituality a way to temporarily escape from our realistic dystopia, or is it a way to work on a change of material realism? Does heaven replicate the image of a utopian society, or is the struggle towards utopia inspired by the idea of heaven?
In this duo show, Esra Düzen and Lykourgos Porfyris are discussing the ideas of dialectic materialism, religious dogmatism, cultural domination, and spiritual colonialism. Both artists are making new myths beyond dominant narratives, through the recreation and reinterpretation of stories embodied in various forms of legendary oral or written storytelling.
Through their works «The Wailers» and «Prayers for Togetherness and Other Beautiful Cringe» the duo invite for a collective ritual of praying and crying for one last time.
The exhibition is curated by Luca Sørheim and Nora Stangebye.
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