Latest — We are happy to share some key figures from Norway as a Guest of Honour at this year’s Frankfurter Buchmesse. NORLA’s Guest of Honour project report will be presented in the first quarter of 2020.

Latest — The largest Norwegian cultural initiative internationally ever culminates with Norway as a guest country at the Frankfurt Book Fair. Norwegian films are also an integral part of this presence.

Noteworthy — The new Munchmuseet will open in Spring 2020 in Bjørvika on Oslo’s waterfront. The brand new building, designed by Estudio Herreros, will house the more than 28,000 works that Edvard Munch bequeathed to the City of Oslo.

Latest — On July 4, we presented our extensive cultural program as Guest of Honour, the concept for the Guest of Honour Pavilion and the authors who will take part in the program in our pavilion.

Latest — Hannah Ryggen's (1894-1970) art will be exhibited at Schirn Kunsthalle Frankfurt from September 2019 to January 2020. The exhibition is part of Norway's cultural programme as Guest of Honour.

Reading and conversation — Here you can find all information about the Norwegian program in Frankfurt and surrounding during the book fair 15.-20. October. www.norway2019.com/en/program

Conversation — The literary festival "Towards Frankfurt" brings German and Norwegian authors together at the House of Literature in Oslo.

Conversation — The literary festival "Towards Frankfurt" brings German and Norwegian authors together at the House of Literature in Oslo.

Conversation — The literary festival "Towards Frankfurt" brings German and Norwegian authors together at the House of Literature in Oslo.

Exhibition — How does Berlin smell? In the exhibition “22” the Berlin-based Norwegian smell researcher and artist Sissel Tolaas explores the smell landscape of Müllerstrasse in the Wedding neighborhood of Berlin.

Exhibition — How does Berlin smell? In the exhibition “22” the Berlin-based Norwegian smell researcher and artist Sissel Tolaas explores the smell landscape of Müllerstrasse in the Wedding neighborhood of Berlin.

Festival — Once a year, the Starke Stücke Festival shows outstanding international theater productions for young audiences in the Rhine-Main region. Between 80 and 90 performances for all age groups take place at around 30 locations. Round-table sessions and post-show discussions offer the opportunity for exchanging opinions.