by: ritnas A topic that has been creating quite the stir within the Norwegian artworld recently, is the collaboration between The National Gallery and the (very wealthy) Fredriksen sisters. In a slightly saddening turn of events though, it was poorly received by a, perhaps, surprising amount of our countries cultural connoisseurs and culturally interested. With … More Where would art be without money?

By: ritnas Have you ever just stopped to consider how much plastic you actually come across in a day? Like if you go to a convenient store, do you actually even notice that basically everything you see is either wrapped or stuffed in plastic packaging? Ok so, what is plastic and why am I talking … More Start drinking from used coffee cups!

By: ritnas If there was ever a clothing brand that approximately every single person on this planet has had some type of knowledge of, I think it´s safe to say that brand would probably be H&M. In light of Greta Thunberg´s recent plea to the UN, the sixteen-year-old environmental activist has successfully managed to create … More Can fast fashion ever really be sustainable?

By: ritnas In the post Art + Fashion = Fushion = fashion corrupting art?, published September 5th 2019, user “miiawallace” sheds light on the recent merging of Oslo Runway and Collective Oslo Art Festival, a fashion festival that took place in late August this year. In their blogpost “miiawallace” first and foremost compelles the reader … More In response to: “Art + Fashion = Fushion = fashion corrupting art?” by miiawallace

By: ritnas Who even really cares about art? is the question running through my mind as I sit here, desperately trying to learn about art and all the different markets and what they all mean. That is –who even cares -besides the people involved in the developing and marketing process of it all. The buyers … More Who even cares about art?