From traditional artworks and expressive paintings to modern sculptures and Pop Art, you’ll find a rich collection of diverse pieces by both Norwegian and international artists.
“Being surrounded by art in everyday life does something to you. It becomes a mental break where you get the chance to reset and shift your focus.” Per Gunnar Strømberg Rasmussen, CEO of the Strømberg Group
Pop Art
Pop Art is a movement that emerged in the 1950s and 1960s. It is characterized by the use of elements from popular culture, such as advertising, comics, and everyday objects, in artworks. Pop Art combines these elements with traditional painting techniques to create unique and often ironic works of art.
The Pop Art movement was also marked by its challenge to traditional art and cultural values, aiming to show that art is not reserved for the elite but can be accessible to everyday people.