The episode, titled "A Postman, a King, and the Sculpture Park of the Norwegian People: What Exactly is Nordmandsdalen?", delves into the story that began with Jørgen Garnaas, a postman known for crafting wooden figures of everyday Norwegians he encountered in his travels.

In September, Ingrid Halland and Marte Johnslien talked to art critic Marit Kristine Flåtter about the TiO2 Project. The thorough and...

Welcome to the symposium «Extraction and Aesthetics: Pasts, Currents, Futures» at the Jøssingfjord Science Museum, 13-14 September. The...

We are so proud to announce the brilliant research-by-design by Exutoire (Bui Quy Son & Paul-Antoine Lucas) for the TiO2 Project. Their...

We are happy to share the work of two talented designers, Elida Høvik and Luca Verde, who have recently graduated from The Oslo School of...

As part of the project "CRAFT: Decoding Ceramics" the Arts and Crafts Department at The Oslo National Academy of the Arts (KHiO) has...

From 5. – 20. September 2023, the TiO2 Project organized the second exhibition in connection to the research project. As a part of the...

Norwegian art journal Kunstkritikk has published a review about Marte Johnslien's exhibition 'Gaea Norvegica' at KRAFT. Art critic...

In week 8, the TiO2 project travelled to Sokndal, Norway, with Master's students in ceramic arts from The Oslo National Academy of the...

In November, the Norwegian newspaper Morgenbladet joined our fieldwork in Titania in Sokndal. The result is now published as the major...