Programme

Where contemporary art, traditional printmaking, and cultural heritage meet.

At Landeskogen Kunstsanatorium, the programme brings together exhibitions, events, courses, and activities throughout the year. Explore contemporary art exhibitions, traditional printmaking, artist talks, workshops, concerts, and other cultural events in the historic surroundings of Landeskogen.

The programme reflects our focus on preserving and developing printmaking traditions while creating a meeting place for artists, audiences, and the local community.

Current programme

Coming up

European Heritage Days 2026
Event

European Heritage Days 2026

12–13 September 2026

We are participating in the European Heritage Days 2026, where this year’s theme is “Heritage at Risk.”

We highlight historical printing techniques – letterpress, lithography, woodcut and intaglio – once used industrially, but today largely replaced by digital methods and offset printing. The knowledge and equipment associated with these techniques are gradually disappearing.

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Landeskogen front facade
Exhibition

Print NOW!

1 October – 29 November 2026

Welcome to the international exhibition Trykk NÅ! / Print NOW!, the inauguration exhibition opening on the 110th anniversary of the sanatorium’s opening. The exhibition presents a comprehensive survey of contemporary printmaking, featuring 71 artists from 9 countries with more than 200 works on display. Print NOW! highlights printmaking as an artistic medium and showcases a wide range […]

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Vi to og lito - filmplakat
Event

Film screening “Vi To og Lito”

2 October 2026

This is the story of two men who have dedicated their lives to lithography—a meticulous and physically demanding printmaking technique that first emerged in 1796. Since the 1980s, master printers Bror Mikkelborg and Erik Solheim have together been a powerful and invaluable driving force for the artistic environment that developed around the lithography press at […]

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Event

On Love and Tuberculosis

3 October 2026

“On Love and Tuberculosis” is a story about our most important life force and our most frightening enemy. It is the privilege of art and storytelling to bring together two such stark opposites.

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