Lademoen Kunstnerverksteder
Lademoen Kunstnerverksteder (LKV) is an artist-run institution in Trondheim established in 1993. At LKV, the entire art process is represented, from production to exhibition. LKV contains studios for more than 40 professional visual artists and artisans, as well as joint workshops for working with wood, metal, photography, graphics, ceramics and monumental works. In addition, LKV has an international, interdisciplinary guest artist program, as well as the artist-run exhibition space BABEL.
Explore LKV
Workshops
LKV has shared workshops for working with wood, metal, photography, graphics, ceramics and monumental works available to all professional artists, as well as two project rooms.
Book workshop→Artist-in-Residence
LKV AiR is a residency program in Trondheim for professional artists, both national and international.
Read about the program→Babel
BABEL is an artist-run exhibition space for contemporary art, established in 2006 by artists at LKV.
Exhibitions→What's happening at LKV?
Sjur Eide Aas: «Once There Was a Way»
Welcome to an exhibition opening Friday August 21 at 18:00.
KiT alumnus Sjur Eide Aas opens BABEL’s autumn programme with the solo exhibition «Once There Was a Way».
OPEN CALL: Résidence croisée Clermont-Trondheim 2027
Artistes en résidence (Clermont-Ferrand, France) and Lademoen Kunstnerverksteder (Trondheim, Norway) are offering a six-week research residency at Artistes en résidence (A·R) in Clermont-Ferrand, France.
The residency collaboration between LKV and A·R fosters transnational exchange, artist participation, and in-depth, research-based practices. As part of this residency exchange, LKV receives an artist from Clermont-Ferrand, and A·R receives an artist from Trondheim.
About LKV
Trondheim's largest arena for art production
LKV is an artist-led organization established in 1993. Located in the former Lademoen School, LKV offers permanent studios for over 40 artists, five specialized workshops, an international residency program, and the exhibition space BABEL. As Trondheim’s largest venue for art production, a wide range of exhibitions, public art projects, and productions are created here and presented locally, regionally, nationally, and internationally.
