Kunsthall Trondheim's façade during Frida Orupabo’s exhibition “How did you feel when you come out of the wilderness”. Photo: Susann Jamtøy
Kunsthall Trondheim is the largest international arena for contemporary art in Trondheim and the Trøndelag region. Through our exhibitions and public programmes, we engage with the local scene, introduce leading international artists as well as overlooked positions, and connect to a large and diverse audience. Kunsthall Trondheim offers a varied program of mediation for children and young people, workshops, concerts, performances, film screenings and lectures.
The Kunsthall produces exhibitions and programmes that reflect our globalised society, problematise normative gender roles and sexual identity, and highlight marginalised artistic positions and artists that have not yet been exhibited in Trøndelag. During the period of 2020-2025, we focus on knowledge production through interdisciplinary and artistic research, dialogue with science and technology, sustainability, health, and climate by contributing artistic perspectives to these fields.
The Kunsthall opened its doors to the public in 2016 in the former fire station in downtown Trondheim, after a three-year pilot period in a temporary space. The Kunsthall was founded on initiative of Trondheim municipality/Tråanten tjïelte and Trøndelag fylkeskommune/Trööndelagen fylhkentjïelte, who, alongside Ministry of Culture and Equality, are our main funders. We regularly collaborate with our neighbours in the cultural quarter as well as with other actors in the city, region, and international partners.
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