18 newly graduated artists from the bachelor's program will present their works and fill the entire house at Rådhusgata 19 – meaning Oslo Kunstforening and also the entire first floor, in the historic and honorable Rådmannsgården.

Åsa Elida Wigum Skjetne, Chai Saeidi, Idunn Christophersen, Käbi Sara Beate Apelgren Backlöf, Kassia Marin, Kristjan Breki, Marit Aasmoe, Marius Mallet, Natasha Ferrante, Nelly Riverlou, Per Antonsen Guttormsgaard, Sara Melin, Sellia Goba, Stine Teodora Holm , Tedros Sibhatu, Tuva Rasmussen Tørresdal, Vera Moi, Yanina Zaichanka

Programme for the opening night

18: Welcome by Elisabeth Byre (Director Oslo Kunstforening), Manuel Pelmus (Dean Academy of Fine Art), Dirkjan van der Linde (curator) and opening speech by Nikhil Vettukattil
18.30-21: Performances (ongoing) by Marit Aasmoe, Idunn Christophersen, Natasha Ferrante, Sellia Goba and Sara Melin

More information about the performance program and times for tours with the artists will follow.

*In 2024, tuition fees were introduced for students outside the EØS and Switzerland who want to study here in Norway. Free education for all is one of the cornerstones of a democratic society, and the title of this year's exhibition Free Education for Some* points to the surrounding debate, as well as the ripple effect that follows last year's decision. The title also goes into dialogue with that of the Art Academy's MA graduation exhibition, Free Education for All, which opened on 12 April at Kunstnernes hus, and can be read as, This is what we want, This is what we have (or vice versa).