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Located in the heart of Oslo, Norway, the Munch Museum stands as a testament to the artistic brilliance of Edvard Munch, one of the most influential painters in the history of modern art.
The Munch Museum’s building itself is a work of art. Designed by renowned Spanish architect Juan Herreros, the Munch Museum’s new building opened its doors to the public in 2021. The distinctive facade, inspired by Munch’s brushstrokes and the play of light on water. The new museum provides ample space to showcase Munch’s vast collection and offers panoramic views of Oslo’s skyline from its rooftop terrace.
The museum houses the biggest collection of Edvard Munch’s artworks, including paintings, drawings, sculptures, and graphic prints. This is a great journey through Munch’s artistic evolution and the transformation of his style over time.
The exhibition is divided into twelve different themes that you can experience in any order you like: Alone, To Die, The Scream, Love, Gender, Outdoors, Naked, Others, Oneself, In Motion, On the Surface and Variations. The twelve themes capture the emotional aspects of Munch’s art, the types of motifs he worked with and his innovative exploration of different artistic media. There is no right or wrong route through the exhibition – the visitor have a freedom to find ‘their’ Munch.
There are four exhibitions in the museum that offer different perspectives on Edvard Munch’s art and life. Together they form a coherent idea of who Munch was as an artist and person.
Today you will get to know Munch anew. Not as the author of the famous The Scream, but as a multi-faceted artist.
LOVE
ALONE
TO DIE
NAKED
OTHERS
VARIATIONS
THE SCREAMS
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