Skulpturstopp is a Norwegian public sculpture project initiated and operated by Sparebankstiftelsen DNB. The project operates by inviting artists to choose a location in Eastern Norway and then create a sculpture for the chosen site. Funding for the works is provided by Sparebankstiftelsen DnB.
Collection Norwegian Wood Lattice Bisected By Curved 2-way-mirror (2010) by Dan Graham in Vågå Municipality FLOKK (2011) by Gitte Dæhlin in Sør-Fron Municipality Mothership with Standing Matter (2011) by Antony Gormley in Lillehammer Municipality Gripping (2014) by Richard Deacon in Gjøvik Municipality Allium (2014) by Sverre Wyller in Østre Toten Municipality HEAD N.N. (2014) by Marianne Heske in Oslo Municipality Mental Gene Bank (2016) by Per Inge Bjørlo in Dovre Municipalityhttps://opp.no/2016/09/nyheter/apnet-skulpturstopp-pa-hjerkinn/ " 14–7–2006 (2016) by Kirsten Ortwed in Moss Municipality Yes to all (2016) by Sylvie Fleury in Skedsmo Municipality In my faith, in my hope, in my love (2018) by Jaume Plensa in Fredrikstad Municipality The Gran Boathouse (2010) by Rachel Whiteread in Gran Municipality. Creature from Iddefjord (2020) by Martin Puryear in Oslo Municipality Broken Thrones (2020) by Camilla Løw in Ullensaker Municipality
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External links Official site