Tuesday, August 30, 2016

Astrup Fearnley Museum, Oslo



We really enjoyed our visit to the Astrup Fearnley Museum in Oslo when we were passing through on a layover from Finland to the U.S. There are dozens of outdoor sculptures around the museum, and a guide to them made for children to find them--it was quite a game to find them all, especially the Gormley sculpture attached to the side of the building. We learned about sculptures of Louise Bourgeois, Udo Rondinone, Paul Kelly, and even Damien Hirst, whose sliced up cows were not particularly appreciated by the art lover pictured here. We talked about all the art we saw--we spent hours there--and what they could mean, what the artist could be trying to tell us, what we saw in them ourselves. A perfect day of art.As

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