Street Art Norge

What Street Art Norge does

Street Art Norge is a Norwegian nonprofit art organization that operates an 850 sqm dedicated Kunsthall (art gallery) for street art on Vulkan in Oslo, established in February 2024 in partnership with real estate developer Aspelin Ramm. The organization curates exhibitions of international street artists, runs corporate decoration commissions, and rents its venue for events, with a customer base spanning enterprise clients (Aker BP, Kiwi, Oslo Bussterminal, Jotun, Norsk Hydro, Bane NOR, Oslo Kommune), housing cooperatives, and individual members.

Its core products and platforms include LedigeVegger.no, a national digital marketplace launched in April 2025 that connects property owners with street artists; an AI-driven art initiative called "Bringing Street Art / Art Alive," supported by Oslo Municipality, which produced 22 videos with 23 artists and explored NFT distribution via OpenSea; and the planned Nordic Street Art Museum, which received the NSAM museum signature from Museumsforbundet in 2025. Street Art Festivalen 2026 represents a further product expansion into recurring public programming.

The revenue model is diversified across multiple streams: corporate decoration projects (anchored by the Aker BP Yggdrasil commission, described as Europe's largest street art decoration project), memberships ranging from 500 NOK to 200,000 NOK annually, event venue rental, courses and workshops, smaller commissions for housing cooperatives (~200,000 NOK), and public-sector support (Oslo Municipality). The organization pursues a multi-stakeholder go-to-market combining venue-based cultural programming, enterprise B2B commissions, a two-sided digital platform, and institutional museum status, supported by partnerships with Aspelin Ramm, Supernordic Creative Studio, and Oslo Municipality.

Name

Street Art Norge

Legal name

Street Art Norge

Website

https://streetartnorge.no

Company type

Private

Founded year

2024

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

1–10 employees

Short description

Street Art Norge is a Norwegian nonprofit operating Norway's dedicated street art Kunsthall on Vulkan in Oslo, running exhibitions, corporate decoration commissions, venue rental, a national artist-property platform (LedigeVegger.no), and pursuing Nordic Street Art Museum status.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Product category

Art Gallery & Cultural Venue Services

NAICS

Museums, Historical Sites, and Similar Institutions (7121), Painting and Wall Covering Contractors (238320), Art Dealers (459920)

SIC

Coating, Engraving & Allied Services (3470)

akta.pro primary industry

Art Galleries & Exhibition Spaces (Commercial & Nonprofit) (THAJADAH)

akta.pro secondary industries

Art, Street Art & Creative Scene Tours (THAJAAAE), Architectural & Decorative Painting (Interior/Exterior) (IMAIAKAA)

Keywords

• Street art gallery
• Urban art exhibitions
• Corporate art decoration
• AI art installations
• Event venue rental

Headquarters

HQ city

Oslo

HQ country

Norway

HQ region

Europe

Offices1 record

Markets served

GTM type

B2B and B2C

Offering type

Services

Cost components

Personnel, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Technology or R&D, Infrastructure

Revenue model

1. Art Sales (Originals, Prints, Hand-colored Prints): Street Art Norge sells original artworks, prints, hand-colored prints, posters, figures, books, and ceramics from artists, collectors, and enthusiasts during exhibitions. The Kunsthall serves as a commercial gallery within the art hall model.
2. Exhibition Admission & Event Fees: The Kunsthall charges admission fees for certain exhibitions and special events. Public exhibitions are open on Saturdays and Sundays 12:00-18:00, with free entry for some events (e.g., Oslo Kulturnatt).
3. Corporate Event Rental & Meeting Room Services: The Kunsthall rents out its facilities for corporate events, meetings, courses, seminars, product launches, and private functions. Capacity ranges from 10 to 250+ people. The venue has a full catering and alcohol license, and collaborates with Mathallen on Vulkan for food and beverage services.
4. Art Decoration / Utsmykking Project Management: Street Art Norge acts as a project manager and intermediary for wall decoration commissions, connecting property owners (municipalities, businesses, housing cooperatives) with street artists. The company handles procurement, concept development, and execution oversight, earning fees from managing these decoration projects. Major projects include the Aker BP Yggdrasil decoration (Europe's largest), Kiwi at Carl Berner, Oslo Bussterminal, Stolmakergata Borettslag, and Jotun.
5. Membership Programs: Street Art Norge offers personal and corporate membership tiers: Personal membership at 500 NOK/year (invitations to events, advance info, t-shirt) and 4,990 NOK/year (unique signed print plus t-shirt); Corporate membership at 9,990 NOK/year (membership, signed print, event invitations, logo on website, advance offers); and Strategic Partnership at 200,000 NOK/year (tailored to each partner).
6. Courses & Workshops: Street Art Norge offers art courses and workshops for children, youth, adults, and corporations. Programs are developed with artists such as Mikael Noguchi and offered at the Kunsthall on Vulkan.

Pricing tiers

Go-to-market motion3 records

Distribution channels6 records

Marketing channels9 records

Core offering

Street Art Norge operates an 850 sqm Kunsthall (art gallery) at Vulkan 15 in Oslo hosting rotating street art, graffiti, urban art, and contemporary art exhibitions. The organization provides end-to-end corporate art decoration project management connecting property owners with artists, runs AI-enhanced art exhibitions (Bringing Street Art / Art Alive), and is developing LedigeVegger.no — a national digital platform connecting municipalities, businesses, and housing cooperatives with street artists for wall decoration projects.

Product overview

Street Art Norge operates primarily as an art gallery/hall (Kunsthall) with a 850 sqm venue at Vulkan 15 in Oslo. The core offering consists of rotating exhibitions including the annual 'Street & Urban Art' and 'Pop Art' exhibitions, plus the 'SHE Art' exhibition celebrating female artists. A key differentiator is 'Bringing Street Art / Art Alive' - an AI-powered service that transforms physical street art into animated digital content. The company also operates LedigeVegger.no, a national platform connecting property owners with street artists for decoration projects. Additional services include professional decoration/art installation services (uts mykking) for major projects like the Yggdrasil industrial decoration, event venue rental (Møterom & Events), Art After Work networking events, art courses, and membership programs. The long-term vision includes establishing a Nordic Street Art Museum.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

• Kunsthallen Street Art Norge Art gallery and exhibition hall spanning 850 sqm across three halls at Vulkan 15, Oslo. Hosts rotating exhibitions of street art, graffiti, urban art, and contemporary art. Open to the public on Saturdays and Sundays 12:00-18:00, and by appointment for corporate groups and private tours. Features a full catering and alcohol license, and event capacity for 10-250+ people.
• Street & Urban Art Exhibition Annual main exhibition program showcasing Norwegian, Nordic, and international street art works from established and emerging artists. Includes historical documentation and artworks available for sale.
• POP Art Exhibition Annual pop art exhibition featuring a diverse range from emerging talents to established artists, showcasing the colorful and dynamic world of Pop Art.
• SHE Art Exhibition Annual exhibition celebrating female artists from Norway and the Nordic countries, presenting works across diverse media from established and emerging Nordic female artists.
• Bringing Street Art / Art Alive AI-powered exhibition that transforms physical street art into animated digital content. AI generates video interpretations combining artists' backgrounds, artwork history, and AI-generated interpretations. The project explores how AI can create value for artists and enhance visitor experience at exhibitions.
• LedigeVegger.no National digital platform under development that enables municipalities, businesses, housing cooperatives, and property developers to register available walls for art decoration. Connects property owners with street artists, with Street Art Norge acting as intermediary and guarantor for professional project execution.
• Utsmykking (Art Decoration Services) Professional art decoration and installation services for businesses, organizations, and public entities. Includes wall decoration, large murals, and outdoor and indoor installations. Manages the complete project lifecycle from artist matching and concept development to execution and quality assurance. Major projects include Yggdrasil (Europe's largest street art decoration), Oslo Bussterminal, and KIWI Carl Berner.
• Møterom & Events (Meeting Rooms & Event Venue) Event venue rental services for meetings, courses, seminars, product launches, and corporate functions. Capacity ranges from 10 to 250+ people. Includes full catering and alcohol licenses, with optional collaborations with Mathallen on Vulkan for food and beverage services.
• Art After Work After-work event combining art exhibition viewing with networking. Features live painting by artists, body painting shows, music, and art sales. Private events are available for art associations and companies.
• Art Courses (Kurs) Art courses and workshops for children, youth, adults, and corporations. Programs are developed with established artists and delivered at the Kunsthall on Vulkan.
• Membership Programs Annual membership programs including Personal Membership (500 NOK and 4,990 NOK tiers), Corporate Membership (9,990 NOK/year), and Strategic Partnership (200,000 NOK/year). Includes event invitations, advance artwork information, signed prints, and website logo placement.

Named customers6 records

Segments5 records

Ideal customer profiles4 records

Technology focussed Yes

API detail

Has API

No

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AI maturity

App detail

AI capability3 records

Feature4 records

Partnerships

Eleven partnerships are on record, tiered core, flagship and minor.

• Supernordic Creative StudiocoreGTM or Marketing Partner · 26 September 2025Street Art Norge entered a partnership with Supernordic Creative Studio, selecting them as partner for strategy, design, and advertising. Supernordic was founded in autumn 2025 by Arnstein Sarset and Erik Heisholt and already works with clients including Antirasistisk Senter, Aker BioMarine, DeepOcean, Stiftelsen VI, Klaveness, and Nettverk etter soning. The collaboration aims to strengthen Street Art Norge's public voice, enhance artistic and commercial value visibility, and produce visible projects for artists and businesses.
• Aker BPflagshipStrategic or Co-development Partner · 18 September 2025Aker BP is the operator of the Yggdrasil oil and gas development — Norway's largest ongoing offshore development. In partnership with Street Art Norge, Aker BP commissioned a massive street art decoration project across three platforms (Hugin A, Hugin B, Munin), one integrated operations center in Stavanger, and two land stations (Børdalen and Årskog). Artist Simon Alfredo Compagnet Diaz won the commission with his concept 'Gal av lengsel' (Crazy with Longing). The project is one of the largest street art commissions in Europe. By March 2026, 50% of the project was complete.
• Oslo Municipality (Kulturetaten)coreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 1 September 2025Oslo Municipality, through the Kulturetaten (Culture Agency), provided financial support for the 'Bringing Street Art / Art Alive' AI art project (December 2024 – February 2025). The municipality's support was critical in enabling the development of 22 AI-generated videos in collaboration with 23 artists. One of the project's main goals was to explore whether AI could create value for artists and enhance the visitor experience at exhibitions.
• Aspelin RammflagshipStrategic or Co-development Partner · 1 February 2024Aspelin Ramm provided Street Art Norge with the opportunity to establish its 850 sqm Kunsthall across three exhibition halls at Vulkan 15 in Oslo. This partnership enabled the founding of what Street Art Norge describes as a 'national arena' for street art, making it one of the most significant collaborations in the organization's history.
• Nordic Street ArtcoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerNordic Street Art (NordicStreetArt.com) is a related online platform and community for the Nordic urban art scene. Street Art Norge references it as part of its ecosystem, with shared artistic representation (artists like Stojan Minev, Eirik Hammer appear on both platforms). It serves as a complementary digital channel for artist promotion and street art cultural heritage documentation.
• KIWIminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerKIWI (grocery chain) commissioned Street Art Norge to create an art decoration on the roll-up gate of its newly renovated store at Carl Berner in Oslo — a building that was formerly Ringen Kino (1939-1988). Artists Eirik Hammer and Kim Koritov Johansen created the artwork incorporating film reels and popcorn motifs to honor the building's cinema history.
• Oslo BussterminalminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerOslo Bussterminal collaborated with Street Art Norge to create a major wall decoration — described as a 'love letter to Oslo' — by artists Eirik Hammer and Kim Koritov Johansen. The terminal receives approximately 6 million visitors per year, making it one of Oslo's most-visited locations.
• Stolmakergata BorettslagminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerStolmakergata Borettslag (a housing cooperative with 105 apartments) partnered with Street Art Norge to run a wall decoration competition. The cooperative is undergoing facade rehabilitation and commissioned Street Art Norge to manage an open competition for artists across Norway. Budget is 200,000 NOK incl. VAT and art fee for the main wall decoration.
• JotunminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerStreet Art Norge has provided art decoration services to Jotun (a major paints and coatings company), creating artwork at Jotun's facilities. This partnership demonstrates the cross-industry appeal of street art for corporate identity and workplace environments.
• KubaparkenminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerKubaparken is a partner venue for the Street Art Festival 2026, which is planned to span nearly two months of activities at Kubaparken and the Kunsthall Street Art Norge on Vulkan. This is a new annual festival launching in 2026 to become Norway's national arena for street art.
• Mathallen OslominorChannel Partner/ Reseller/ DistributorMathallen Oslo is a food hall adjacent to Street Art Norge's location on Vulkan. The organizations have a collaborative relationship where Mathallen provides catering services for events hosted at the Kunsthall, complementing Street Art Norge's full catering and alcohol license.

Scale indicators8 records

Recent moves7 records

Expansion highlights6 records

Emerging players

• POW! WOW! Worldwide: Global network of street art festivals and rotating mural programs across multiple cities, connecting artists, property owners, and brands. Comparable because it demonstrates the festival + commissioned-mural + community-activation model Street Art Norge is building toward with its Street Art Festivalen 2026 (a new annual national festival launching at Kubaparken and Vulkan).

Broad incumbents

• Saatchi Gallery: London-based large contemporary art gallery offering free entry and rotating exhibitions of emerging and established artists. Comparable as a free-entry, exhibition-led contemporary art venue with corporate-event and education programming that mirrors Street Art Norge's Kunsthall approach at a much larger scale.
• Astrup Fearnley Museet: Oslo-based major contemporary art museum with international profile, large permanent collection, and corporate sponsorship model. Comparable as the dominant contemporary art institution in the same city — Street Art Norge competes for the same corporate sponsors, cultural-tourism audience, and donor pool while carving out the street-art subcategory.
• Henie Onstad Kunstsenter: Norway's leading center for modern and contemporary art located near Oslo, combining a permanent collection, temporary exhibitions, and education programs. Comparable as a Norwegian institution operating a Kunsthall model with rotating exhibitions and educational programming that Street Art Norge's model overlaps with.

Direct peers

• Wynwood Walls: Miami-based outdoor street art destination featuring curated murals by internationally recognized street artists, with a year-round exhibition program. Comparable because it combines curated street-art exhibition programming with commissioned wall decorations in a destination format — directly analogous to Street Art Norge's Kunsthall exhibitions and corporate/municipal decoration projects.
• MUCA (Museum of Urban and Contemporary Art): Munich-based museum dedicated to urban and contemporary art, founded in 2016. Comparable because it is a younger, commercially oriented street-and-urban art museum with rotating exhibitions and artist collaborations, similar in stage and positioning to Street Art Norge's Kunsthall plus Nordic Street Art Museum ambition.
• Lazarides Gallery: London-based gallery specializing in street art and urban contemporary art from international artists including Banksy, Invader, and JR. Comparable because it sells original works, limited prints, and runs both gallery exhibitions and large-scale decoration commissions — mirroring Street Art Norge's combined gallery and enterprise-decoration model.
• Urban Nation Museum for Urban Contemporary Art: Berlin-based museum dedicated exclusively to urban and street art, with rotating exhibitions, artist residencies, and facade commissions. Closest direct peer — same dedicated street-art museum concept, exhibition programming model, and emphasis on artist development that Street Art Norge is pursuing with its Nordic Street Art Museum initiative.
• Street Art Museum Amsterdam (SAMA): Amsterdam-based open-air street art museum dedicated to preserving and exhibiting street art. Comparable because it operates the same 'street art as legitimate cultural institution' positioning and combines a curated exhibition destination with commissioned wall decorations — directly analogous to Street Art Norge's Kunsthall + LedigeVegger.no model.

Regional players

• Kunsthall Bergen: Bergen-based kunsthall showing international contemporary art with rotating exhibitions, residencies, and public programs. Comparable because it operates the same non-collecting kunsthall model of curated temporary exhibitions in Norway, though in a different city — a useful comparison point for institutional scaling.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat5 records

Key risks5 records

Key highlights7 records

Customer concentration

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