TBS Gallery in Oslo is a captivating art center dedicated to the work of sculptor and painter Tore Bjørn Skjølsvik. Opened in 2019, the gallery is nestled in a charming villa and former stable in the Frogner district, just a short walk from the Royal Palace. Surrounded by a lush sculpture garden, it offers a serene setting where visitors can explore over 200 of Skjølsvik’s works, including his renowned bronze equestrian sculptures and portraits of iconic Norwegian figures such as Henrik Ibsen, Fridtjof Nansen, and King Olav V. The gallery also hosts seasonal exhibitions, concerts, and cultural events, blending fine art with community engagement. With its welcoming atmosphere and the feel of a working artist’s studio, TBS Gallery invites guests to experience Norwegian art in a space that’s both intimate and inspiring. Whether you're an art enthusiast or a curious traveler, this gallery offers a unique glimpse into the creative legacy of one of Norway’s most prolific artists.
Oslo NorwayTBS Gallery is located at Oscars gate 23, 0352 Oslo, in the elegant Frogner district near the Royal Palace. This unique art center combines a villa and a former stable, surrounded by a lush sculpture garden, creating an idyllic setting that showcases the sculptures and paintings of acclaimed Norwegian artist Tore Bjørn Skjølsvik. The gallery features a permanent exhibition of Skjølsvik’s work, including bronze equestrian sculptures and statues of notable Norwegian figures such as Kings Olav V and Harald VII, polar explorers Fridtjof Nansen and Roald Amundsen, as well as cultural icons like playwright Henrik Ibsen and author Knut Hamsun. Visitors enjoy a cultural experience in a tranquil environment just a short, scenic walk from the Royal Palace through the palace gardens. Frogner’s attractive residential area, with its late 19th and early 20th-century architecture, offers a refined neighborhood atmosphere, making the gallery an inspiring alternative to more well-known Oslo parks and museums. The nearby Royal Palace and the surrounding palace park present additional historical and cultural attractions accessible by foot, enriching the visitor experience. Admission to TBS Gallery is free.