May 2021

Pride Art, formerly Skeive Kunstnere, was founded on 22 June 2020 as a separate, independent organization after having been a subgroup of the association Fri Oslo Viken since 2007. After a trial project with a merger with Oslo Pride As in 2018 and 2019, the members agreed that Pride Art must be independent and exempt so that the group [...]

Pride Art was invited to participate in the Cultural Council's seminar Matchmaking for diversity on 11 May as a competence actor who has competence sharing and diversity as a central part of what they do and has valuable experiences, tools and competence that can create more diversity in Norwegian cultural life. https://www.kulturradet.no/inkludering/vis/-/na-settes-mangfoldskompetansen-ut-i-praksis

Pride Arts project "Skeivt kunst- og kultursenter" is taking more and more shape. We want this to be the queer diversity in its entire width, and have therefore invited everyone who wants to come up with a proposal for a name for the house until 30 May. https://www.etskeivtkultursenter.com/senteret/gisenteretetnavn https://blikk.no/frederick-nathanael-kunst-skeiv-kunst/hva-kaller-du-et-skeivt-kunst–og-kultursenter

Oslo Municipality The Ministry of Culture has allocated NOK150 000 for the implementation of the "Wunderkammer" - the largest queer art and culture festival ever! The Ministry of Culture highlights the value of the event as open and audience-oriented, with professional participants, and that it contributes to diversity in Oslo's cultural offerings.

Fritt ord has given 75 in support to carry out "Wunderkammer" Norway's queer autumn exhibition and art festival. This support marks how important our work is to bring out the underrepresented voices, to break with the traditional filtering of who is thought to be important and who is not. We believe that something unique happens when it

Pride Art is grateful to have received NOK 100 in support for this year's queer art adventure "Wunderkammer" from the Sparebankstiftelsen. The foundation has given us support to include children and young people in particular and to create lots of exciting activities and creative expression and creative meetings for the youngest. Pride Art works closely with Keiv Ungdom and will

Hild Evergarden has been appointed ambassador for Pride Art in Second Life. Her task is to make international contacts and explore the possibilities for creating and exhibiting queer art in the virtual world. Second Life was started in 2003 by Linden Lab and is a virtual world on the Internet with about half