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Out in nature, the “Roseslottet” presents nearly 300 works of art: monumental paintings, installations and sculptures. “Roseslottet” puts the spotlight on the pillars of our free society: the rule of law, democracy and human rights. These fundamental values must be constantly defended and upheld by the individual and by society as a whole. “Roseslottet” wants to strengthen understanding of these treasures and how easily they can be lost if we don’t take care of them.
The “Roseslottet” project
“Roseslottet” is a temporary project at Frognerseteren in Oslo, which opened in June 2020 and will be completed in 2025. “Roseslottet” is run by Stiftelsen Roseslottet, a non-profit organisation and the artist brothers Eimund and Vebjørn Sand are artistically responsible for the project.
How to get there
The Metro to Holmenkollen is closed due to upgrades. Alternatively, you can take bus 1B from Majorstuen (Near stop 2), approx 16 min. Roseslottet is located by Holmenkollen, 50 meters from Frognerseteren subway station
