Tenthaus

21/04/2026

With Departing from Collectivity, we want to explore how collective art practices can create alternative, sustainable models for community and collaboration. In the series we gather experiences and tools from collective practices, by exploring how art collectives organize themselves and create structures to strengthen communities. 

21.April Art First ep.1 
28.April Gudskul ep.1a 
5.May Gudskul ep.1b 
12. May Hanging Garden ep.1 
19.May Collective Collective ep.1 
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2.June Art First ep.2 
9.June Gudskul ep.2 
16.June Salikhain & Kruse ep.1 
23.June Hanging Garden ep.2 
30.June Coco Collective ep.2 

Departing from Collectivity is a radio series of ten episodes airing on Radio Tenthaus, via Radio InterFM 105.8 every Tuesday from 21th April – 30th June 2026 at 8pm CET. You can listen live on FM, DAB, or online radio www.interfm.no  The entire series will be archived on the Tenthaus Radio website, so you can always log onto www.tenthaus.no and listen back. 

Departing from Collectivity is a radio series produced with funding from KORO Lok.

05/04/2026

Common Alphabet – Tilfeldigheter og litt kultur
av Stefan Schröder
Utstilling: 16. april - 3. mai, 2026
Fr-søn, 14-18, åpning torsdag 16. april kl. 18 - 20..
Common Alphabet – Coincidences and a little culture
by Stefan Schröder
Exhibition: April 16 - May 3, 2026
Fri-Sun, 2-6pm, opening Thursday, April 16, 6-8pm

Tenthaus invites you to Common Alphabet – Coincidences and a bit of culture by Stefan Schröder. The artist shows a selection of drawings from Common Alphabet and a new installation in sand and pigment. Today's news in the form of Klassekampen's newspaper pages squeezes into an abstract idiom based on industrially produced cardboard packaging.

Stefan Schröder works at the intersection of art and construction, with time as a central material. Drawing on experience in both building and fine art, he examines how structures emerge and transform — in architecture, in language, and in social relations. Schröder has exhibited at, among others, Festspielhaus Hellerau, Preus Museum, Kunstnernes Hus, Galerie Gebr. Lehmann, RAKE, the Sculpture Biennale, the Drawing Biennale, the Autumn Exhibition and has completed a number of public art commissions in Norway and Germany.

16/03/2026

https://www.spleis.no/project/486935

Bli med og støtte Møllergata skole! VI har ikke gitt opp enda!

Alle midler går til å dekke advokatutgifter knyttet til arbeidet opp mot Statsforvalteren. Om det blir noe igjen vil det gå til å arrangere årets 17.mai feiring på Mølla.

10/03/2026

Radio Tenthaus har vært på studiebesøk til Benedicte Dahm, som har residens i P1 - Mobilt Atelier i februar og starten av mars, hvor hun arbeider med prosjektet Vannturist i Oslo.

Denne vannturisten har lite kunnskap, men mye engasjement, den er insektene som tiltrekkes av fuktighet, den er en vandrer på jakt etter enda et fossefall, den er en elvkonflikt, en guidebok, et rensesystem, en metode for å se byen gjennom infrastrukturen for vann, og alle som trenger vann for å leve.

Bli med på besøk til Benedicte ved å lytte til Radio Tenthaus via Radio InterFM 105.8 kl.20.00 ikveld!

09/03/2026

9.3 2026 Workshop with Møllergata skole 3.klasse with Lise Linnert and Noe Rapela.
Since 2018, Linnert has returned each year to work with students at Møllergata Skole in Oslo. Through plant dyeing, textiles, and conversation, children have engaged with questions of care, protest, feminist struggle, and human rights. Each year, students produced protest T-shirts, banners, and flags, culminating in collective actions on 25 November, the UN International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women. Originally planned to continue until 2030, the project concludes as Møllergata School closes in summer 2026. During the exhibition, Linnert will conduct a final workshop with students, reflecting on how communities hold one another through loss and change. In addition, A Flag for the Earth will be raised in the school’s backyard as a grounding gesture.

24/02/2026

Håp er å gjøre, igjen og igjen
Hope is doing, again and again
Lise Linnert, March 6 to 29, 2026

Tenthaus is pleased to present Hope is doing, again and again, a solo exhibition by artist Lise Linnert. How can we mend this world? Perhaps we begin in our neighbourhood, in our local school, on our street. Perhaps hope and organised action have a ripple effect. Linnert’s practice explores how hope comes to life through collective action and, when practised repeatedly, can leave a mark.

Across the Tenthaus exhibition rooms and the Møllergata Skole flagpole, hope becomes material. The first room carries traces of a long process with children, where hope appears not as certainty but as a force shaped by its conditions: pressed by wars and gendered violence, yet sustained by the quiet persistence of everyday life.

Since 2018, Linnert has returned each year to work with 4th-grade students at Møllergata Skole in Oslo. Through plant dyeing, textiles, and conversation, children have engaged with questions of care, protest, feminist struggle, and human rights. Each year, students produced protest T-shirts, banners, and flags, culminating in collective actions on 25 November, the UN International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women. Originally planned to continue until 2030, the project concludes as Møllergata School closes in summer 2026. During the exhibition, Linnert will conduct a final workshop with students, reflecting on how communities hold one another through loss and change. In addition, A Flag for the Earth will be raised in the school’s backyard as a grounding gesture.

The second room shelters the project’s foundation: a stained, repeatedly mended tablecloth. From this ground, Linnert builds together with others. Every choice carries weight: how to mend, where pigments come from, how time is spent together. The third space opens into a room within a room, constructed from patchwork: a soft sanctuary, a place to land, pause, and imagine.

Hope is doing, again and again insists that hope is not abstract. It is something we practice together, repeatedly, through action and care.

14/02/2026

Velkommen til Finnisage og performane søndag 15.2 i Solar Milkshake Cabaret av Julie Barfod.

NB!! Tiden er flyttet til 16.00 - 18.00.
Varmt velkommen!

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Welcome to the finissage and performance on Sunday, February 15, in Solar Milkshake Cabaret by Julie Barfod.

NB!! The time has been changed to 4:00–6:00 PM.
Warm welcome!

09/02/2026

Solar Milkshake Cabaret program for this week:

10/02/26

Solar Milkshake Cabaret at Tenthaus Radio:

Tuesday 10/02
Broadcasting on FM 105,8 / DAB / InterFM.no
kl 20 - 23

Julie Barfod will share from her Solar Milkshake Cabaret library reading excerpts from books that have been part of the research.

The readings will be available at Tenthaus Radio archive from Wednesday 11.02.26
www.tenthaus.no/radio

15/02/26

Finissage!

With drinks and performance starting at 19.00!

Photo 1-7 by Øystein Thorvaldsen
Photo 8 by Ebba Moi

04/02/2026

23/01/2026

Solar Milkshake Cabaret
av Julie Barfod
06.02.26 – 15.02.26

Opening 06.02 18.00 - 21.00
Performance 06.02.26 and 15.02.26
18.00 – 19.00

Open Friday – Sunday 14.00 – 18.00
or by appointment

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mmmmm…

sun song
sun song
Solidary sun

A sweet v***r filled the room and small lights flickered in purple, green, yellow, red. You were served a pale liquid. A foam gathered on the surface. You took three calm sips.

Suddenly, your eyes rolled inward, into your skull. At the moment it turned dark, you saw the liquid pouring down your esophagus, into your stomach.

I will give you a myth, as an image of what we are fighting for.





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Solar Milkshake Cabaret is a sensorial installation work where the gallery space is transformed into a performance stage inspired by the hybrid form of the cabaret tradition as a place for art, serving and as a social and political meeting place.
In Solar Milkshake Cabaret, the reproductive body is the cabaret star, pouring its products of flow into vibrating deluge.

Julie Barfod was born (in Telemark). She lives and works in Oslo. She is finishing her MA from the Oslo Academy of Fine Arts in spring 2026, she is previously an architect (MA, Bergen School of Architecture). Her works unfold as immersive installations in which architecture and space become active agents. She often works collaboratively and interdisciplinarily, mainly with performance, sculpture, text and sound. Her most recent works examine the material and social dimensions of reproductive work, where she draws lines between the private, erotic, political and cosmic.