Kunst og litteratur: Leander Djønne
22 January 18:00–19:00

Leander Djønne (b. 1981) is a writer, visual artist, teacher, and farmer from Hardanger. He made his literary debut with Oskespiralen in 2022 – a debut that was widely acclaimed by critics and won the Readers’ Novel Prize the same year. In 2025, he received both the Brage Prize and the Oktober Prize for the novel Alt et. On Thursday, 22 January, he meets Lotte Konow Lund for a conversation based on the two novels.

The talk series Kunst og litteratur is hosted by visual artist Lotte Konow Lund (b. 1967) and takes place in the Festhall in the historic premises on the first floor of Oslo Kunstforening. In these conversations, Konow Lund explores, among other things, how and why visual artists write, as well as authors whose work engages with the visual arts. The conversations are published as a podcast after the events.

Seating for the conversation with Leander Djønne is limited, and tickets can be booked via the link below. Tickets cost 100 NOK for non-members and are free for members. Would you like to become a member? In 2026, Oslo Kunstforening celebrates its 190th anniversary, and we are marking the occasion with a 50% discount on all memberships, activated with the discount code JUBILEUM. As a member, you support our artistic programme while receiving discounts on selected publications, art supplies, framing and printing services – as well as a free tote bag. Become a member of Oslo Kunstforening here.

TICKETS FOR THE CONVERSATION WITH LEANDER DJØNNE