Tenthaus

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Tenthaus Art collective and artist run space in Oslo, Norway Tenthaus Art Collective has been working together in various constellations since 2009.

The collective is characterized by an open, process-oriented form of participation and collaboration. They focus on local contexts exploring collectivity and inclusion through different forms of engagement . Tenthaus began as an artists-in-schools project and over a decade later they continue to maintain strong relations to the community and works to cultivate and nurture its environment. Today Tenthaus encompasses both a project room and an exhibition space, a mobile studio, and a wide range of curatorial projects. As a collective Tenthaus reimagines themselves and what it means to be artists working with the public, and what makes a relevant socially engaged practice today. The collective works with discursive events, radio, research, exchanges, workshops and exhibitions with an international orientation. Each of its members brings a distinct set of skills, practices and cultural knowledge. The distinctive result of their collaborations and collective discussion is visible through their work. Tenthaus is funded by Norsk Kulturråd (2016-2019, 2019-2022 Arrangørstøtte) and driftstøtte Oslo kommune, support for workshops by Sparebankstiftelsen 2021-2024 as well as various other project support. Project room
Sandkassa, Christian Kroghsgate 34. Exhibition space
Maridalsveien 3. Mobile studio
P1 (Prototyp1) - is a mobile studio for artists in schools and a touring artist residency that Tenthaus started in 2018. P1 is a mobile structure which is physically placed in the schools and function as a conglomerate between the art scene and the school. Through the artist’s physical presence in the everyday operation in schools, the threshold to active collaboration, workshops, dialogues and encounters is diminished. Encounters between artists, teachers and pupils will occur as a natural part of the daily life. Thus, Tenthaus attempt to give visual artists an integrated practice in the form of physical ateliers in schools, where the artist is provided with safe and solid working spaces, is secured good working conditions, and is given opportunities for exchange between the school and the artist. The result is two containers, a workshop and a studio, two modules which function as a mobile workplace for artists and which are placed in a school. So far, P1 - Mobilt Atelier has been in Oslo, Levanger, Trondheim, Halden and Lier and now we are moving it into Moss, during preparations for the curation of the biennale Momentum 12.

Tenthaus warmly invites you to the launch of the zine Water on Walls on Friday 28th of AugustCurated by Urban Samtidskun...
27/08/2026

Tenthaus warmly invites you to the launch of the zine Water on Walls on Friday 28th of August
Curated by Urban Samtidskunst

The zine features new works by Wørld, Bella Fasmer and Tyler Metzger, united on this occasion in the medium of water on walls.

The video Splash Effect by Wørld will also be screened at the gallery on this occasion, as a loop over the weekend.

Photo by Sebastian Diaz Linnerud.

Friday 28th of August 18 - 21

Saturday 29th of August 14 - 18

Sunday 30th of August 14 - 18
More info via link in bio

Enjoy a refreshing hydration break from your daily life and dive into our ephemeral artistic waterworld this Friday at T...
22/08/2026

Enjoy a refreshing hydration break from your daily life and dive into our ephemeral artistic waterworld this Friday at Tenthaus:

Testing the Waters includes the launch of the new fanzine Water on Walls and the screening of the short film Splash effect.

Friday 28th of August 18 - 21
Saturday 29th of August 14 - 18
Sunday 30th of August 14 - 18

Zine featuring Wørld, Bella Fasmer, and Tyler Metzger
Curated by Urban Samtidskunst
Screening of video work by Wørld
At Tenthaus Gallery
Photo by Sebastian Diaz Linnerud

Please join us for….�☀️ DESTINY’S CHILD CARE ✊*anti-racist reading/support group for artist parents/caregivers!�*radical...
09/08/2026

Please join us for….�
☀️ DESTINY’S CHILD CARE ✊
*anti-racist reading/support group for artist parents/caregivers!�*radical community building for our kids!
Saturday August 15, 14:00-18:00

🎪Kids activities facilitated by artist and educator Peter Rahul (for ages 2+)📚Collective reading and resource sharing for parents/caregivers
RSVP by August 12 via form
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfCcw3Lvy9kcHg7E2n0g6ray-0yXe-XPEToeVwHt3Zt0c3g0Q/viewform

Please send your favourite readings/artwork/prompts/strategies to share as well 💞�
–�
Destiny’s Child Care is a series of gatherings for artist parents/caregivers and their children/niblings who are eager to practice anti-racist, anti-capitalist, anti-fascist liberatory education and parenting in both their work and caregiving lives. Our programs experiment with arts-based intergenerational learning to envision and action collective liberation.
As a project conjured up by Collective Collective, Destiny’s Child Care is a dream, a rehearsal, a re-embodiment of all the ways resistance has and continues to happen throughout the many apocalypses that have been disproportionately inflicted upon marginalized communities.
Destiny’s Child Care was co-initiated by Younger than Beyoncé, Gendai, and SHEEEP.��Destiny’s Child Care is a part of the residency of Collective Collective at Tenthaus 9.8 - 19.8 2026.

Collective Collective Residency at Tenthaus 9.8 - 19.8 2026

Tenthaus is happy to welcome Collective Collective (coco) t...
09/08/2026

Collective Collective
Residency at Tenthaus 9.8 - 19.8 2026

Tenthaus is happy to welcome Collective Collective (coco) to Oslo for a residency extending Together In Labour. During their stay coco will document, archive, and share rehearsals for mechanisms of group collaboration and decision-making. They will explore DIY methodologies and experiment with risograph printing as a way of decentering the Archive and growing rhizomatically. They will also host Destiny’s Child Care, a discursive program on anti-racist parenting and liberatory pedagogy. coco is formed by a group of Toronto-based art collectives with equity-deserving backgrounds in response to systemic racism and poor working conditions in the arts field. coco was also part of Together In Labour, a residency organized by Praksis (NO) and Museum of Impossible Things (FI) together with Tenthaus in June this year, on strategies for sustainability in small-scale arts institutions. Their visit to Oslo will delve deeper into processes that began in June.

Public events:
Destiny’s Child Care
15.8 14:00–18:00
*anti-racist reading/support group for artist parents/caregivers!
*radical community building for our kids!
Sign up link is in the bio and a link to read more about the event. 

Closing event 
17.8 18:00-20:00, drop in at Tenthaus, Maridalsveien 3. Please join us for an evening with shared processes from the residency at Tenthaus. 

About Collective Collective
Based in Tkaronto/Toronto, Collective Collective is a network of visual arts collectives with majority-racialized members as a response to the systemic racism and exploitative labour conditions in the arts, as well as the interrelated lack of sustainability within the sector. Current co-conspirators include Civic Circles, Department of Art, Durable Good, Gendai, Guidance Council, Mast Year Collective, Placeholder Collective, SHEEEP, The Institute of Institutional Critique, Waard Ward, and Younger than Beyoncé.

We acknowledge the support of the Canada Council for the Arts.

Photo: Collective Collective, Banff Centre for the Arts and Creativity, 2024. Credit: Michael Magnussen.

Meet the Artist – Varun NarainAs part of the live programme for Beyond Horizon, Varun Narain will be in residence at Ten...
10/07/2026

Meet the Artist – Varun Narain

As part of the live programme for Beyond Horizon, Varun Narain will be in residence at Tenthaus from 13–26 July, developing a new installation.

Join us for an open studio and public programme on 25–26 July. More details are coming soon.

Varun Narain is a q***r non-binary artist who primarily uses puppetry and puppet techniques to explore identity and imagination. The puppets they fabricate and manipulate are inspired by plants, nature, and their background in botany. They find a deep resonance with the gender-fluid and entangled interactions across species.

During this residency, Varun will take this research further by creating an interactive Non-binary spice Universe—a playful installation using puppetry techniques, projections, smells, and aromas.

Meet the Artist – Varun NarainAs part of the live programme for Beyond Horizon, Varun Narain will be in residence at Ten...
10/07/2026

Meet the Artist – Varun Narain

As part of the live programme for Beyond Horizon, Varun Narain will be in residence at Tenthaus from 13–26 July, developing a new installation.
Join us for an Open Studio and public programme on 25–26 July. More details coming soon.

Varun Narain is a q***r non-binary artist who primarily uses puppetry and puppet techniques to explore identity and imagination. The puppets they fabricate and manipulate are inspired by plants, nature, and their background in botany. They find a deep resonance with the gender-fluid and entangled interactions across species.

During this residency, Varun will take this research further by creating an interactive Non-binary Spice Universe—a playful installation using puppetry techniques, projections, smells, and aromas.

Radio Tenthaus presents What Is on Your Horizon? as part of the exhibition Beyond Horizon.Tune in to Radio Tenthaus on 1...
22/06/2026

Radio Tenthaus presents What Is on Your Horizon? as part of the exhibition Beyond Horizon.

Tune in to Radio Tenthaus on 105.8 FM in Oslo or listen online via InterFM.no.

This radio session brings together some of the curators and artists of Beyond Horizon during their time in Oslo for the installation and opening of the exhibition. In informal conversations, we check in on where they are in their artistic journeys, how their projects are unfolding, and what perspectives, questions, and imaginaries they bring into the shared horizon of the exhibition.

Not everyone were physically present in Oslo, yet their presence resonates through their works and through a shared field of making and neighbouring with other artists’ practices, where each contribution remains in dialogue with the others.

Join us and listen in.

Tuesday 23 June, 20:00
105.8 FM, Oslo time


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Tenthaus exhibition Beyond Horizon presents The word for dream is root by Maïna Joner.The word for dream is root is a co...
18/06/2026

Tenthaus exhibition Beyond Horizon presents The word for dream is root by Maïna Joner.

The word for dream is root is a costume and storytelling workshop for q***r individuals. It looks at the act of dressing up as a practice of radical reimagination, opening up the closet into a collective laboratory of experimental costuming. Participants will be invited to reimagine the human body beyond social expectations and fixed identities, taking inspiration from q***r ecology and science-fiction literature. 

RSVP on this link (also link in bio)
https://forms.gle/wLaznfLrLUk8FTyd8

Dates:

Sat. 13 June 11.00-13.00

Sun. 21 June 11.00-13.00

Thu. 25 June 18.00-20.00

Logistics:

Language: english

Location: Tenthaus gallery, Maridalsveien 3

Visit tenthaus.no for information about accessibility of the venue. 

The costumes are suitable for all sizes.

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Maridalsveien 3
Oslo
0178

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