Interactive elements at the new Munch museum

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Written By Per Tamsen

Location: The Munch museum, Oslo, Norway

Year: 2021

Status: Built

Client: The Munch museum

Photo Credit: The Munch museum/ Einar Aslaksen and Manthey Kula

Manthey Kula has conceived and designed several interactive elements for the collection exhibition. Hidden peep-holes where children can explore scenes connected to the themes of Edvard Munch. A large interactive table where children can discover and investigate objects from nature that are linked to the work and art of Edvard Munch and table where the public can test the frottage-technique.

The steel structure of Munch University is produced by Eskil Tin as. Concept Design has been lighting consultants.

Per Tamsen
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