Since its founding in 2013, the Kunsthall has become a vital hub for contemporary artistic production and mediation.
Platform for critical and inquiring art
Its trailblazing programme includes both Norwegian and international artists, and encompasses exhibitions, artwork commissions, public programmes, and initiatives for children and youth. With a programme that embraces diverse voices and urgent cultural debates, the Kunsthall operates as a crucial platform for critical artistic and curatorial inquiry.
Practical information
The museum is closed on Norwegian national holidays. Kunsthall Stavanger has free admission every Thursday. Entrance is always free for children under 18, students and Kunsthall Stavanger members.
Facilities
Kunsthall Stavanger has access for wheelchair users via a stair lift (maximum weight: 300 kg). To access the lift, please enter through the Kunsthall’s side entrance, where you can ring the bell and notify the receptionist to assist you. Alternatively, a companion may notify the receptionist via the main entrance.
Visit Kunsthall Stavanger
Kunsthall Stavanger is located at Madlaveien 33 in Eiganes Bydel, by the roundabout at Madlaveien 441 and E39. Kunsthall Stavanger encourages visitors to walk, cycle or use public transport whenever possible.
Walking
It takes 10–15 minutes to walk to the Kunsthall from Stavanger city centre or from the main bus/train station. Follow Kannikgata from Kannikkrysset to the end of the road.
Biking
It takes 5 minutes to bike to the Kunsthall from Stavanger city centre.
Bus
There are good bus connections to Kunsthall Stavanger. The nearest bus stop is St. Svithuns plass, right next to the art gallery. Check Kolumbus’ journey planner for up-to-date routes and departure times.
Car
There are limited parking spaces available via Kannikgata. The museum kindly asks that you park parallel to the Kunsthall Stavanger.
