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ART SHOULD HAVE A PRESENCE IN NORWEGIAN PUBLIC SPACES
Art expresses human creativity and originality. Through art, reality is adapted in order to convey new experiences, new understandings and new insights. Producing art for public spaces is a way of expressing a democratic idea that upholds the right of every person to experience art.
Public Art Norway (KORO) is the government’s professional body for art in public spaces, and the country’s largest art producer. Planning, production, and quality control of art projects are core activities. KORO emphasises diversity and innovation in art productions that reach wide and varied audiences in cities and regions throughout the country. The works of art KORO manages make up Norway’s largest and most visited collection, and KORO endeavours to ensure that the works are managed effectively. Presentation of the art projects and the development of a discourse on public art are prioritised areas.
About Copyright
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Permission to reproduce the artworks is obtained from the rights holders and BONO (Norwegian Visual Artists Copyright Society).
The artworks are protected according to Norwegian and international copyright laws and may not be reproduced or made public
in any way, analogue or digital, without permission from the rightsholder /
BONO.
LARGE PROJECTS
BERGEN LIGHT RAILWAY (BYBANEN)
NEW PUBLICATION
The book
Kunst for menneskelige basalbehov presents the art project that was carried out at Bygg for biologiske basalfag at the University of Bergen in the period 1999-2006.
The book is in Norwegian, but has an introduction in english.
The book as pdf>>>
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