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Et Dukkehjem

a group exhibition exploring art, design, architecture, and the home.

3.3 - 19.4

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The aim of D142 is to create
a platform that builds bridges between creative communities,
and highlight the diversity of expressions and
the people behind them.

Through exhibitions, events, and curated collections,
we seek to increase visibility and appreciation for the Norwegian art
and design scene, at a time when craftsmanship, sustainability,
and personal expression matter more than ever.


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View fullsize 3.3 opening • Et Dukkehjem • a group exhibition exploring the intersection of art, design, architecture, and the home. Vernissage: Date: 3.3. Time: 17:00–21:00 Address: Markveien 32 Place: D142 Exhibitors: Maisam Mahdi Carsten
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View fullsize abstract art gives your brain permission to simply wander. Studies in neuroscience suggest that when there’s no obvious subject to “solve” , the brain begins to wander. It starts creating, drawing from memory, emotion, and subcons
View fullsize Savage is a monumental sculpture in contemporary textile art. @tonjeplur has hand-sculpted a figure that feels incredibly alive and the level of detail is staggering. As the poem by Igory Mansotti warns, the most dangerous savages are those &ldqu
View fullsize Brent is a sculptural table designed and made by @poppylawman What was once an urban tree in Sofienberg park in Oslo is given new life. 🖤 Using the ancient Yakisugi technique, the surface is flame-treated to naturally preserve and protect the wood
View fullsize D142 at Markveien 32 presents a variety of artworks by artists based in Norway. All works are available. Dm for price & info Opening hours: Tue–Fri 12–17 Sat–Sun 12–16 📍Markveien 32
View fullsize Tactile Rhythm, a solo exhibition by Katinka Yri.
Yri presents minimalistic embroidery works inspired by architecture, material, and rhythm. @atelier.yri DM for price and info 📍 10.2 - 24.2 D142  Markveien 32
View fullsize Lihkku beivviin! Today we honor Sámi National Day 💙 This photograph by Sámi artist Marvin Pope is taken in Karasjok, Northern Norway, a landscape that deeply shapes his visual language. The image features a sculpture by artist Tonj
View fullsize We’re excited to open D142 [solo] with Tactile Rhythm, a solo exhibition by Katinka Yri. 
Yri presents minimalist works inspired by architecture, material, and rhythm. 📍 Opening Tuesday 10.2. 17 – 20 Working at the intersection o
View fullsize These works are meant to be part of daily life, seen again and again.❣️ Dm for price & info 1. White dust @daliakarg 2. Portrait of magenta @lin_sotto_voce Morgen & kveld @jaramarken Too hot to make fashion @tonjeplur 3. Jo se fine
View fullsize These artworks are ready for their forever homes 🧡 Swipe to meet them —> Dm for price and more info ✨ 1. Riso print @charlotte_wiig Orange vases @rasmus.stride 2. Mini too hot for fashion @tonjeplur 3. Perro Feliz silkscreen print
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View fullsize Touch is our first language. Neuroscience shows that tactile experiences are closely linked to emotion, memory, and presence, helping calm the nervous system and ground us. At D142, tactile art takes many forms. 1. Vride sculpture stool by @ofsted
View fullsize D142 [solo] The little room at D142 is open for solo exhibitions ✨ A small, intimate space (7.2 sqm, 255 cm ceiling height) We are open to a wide range of projects, shown for a few days, weeks, or longer. The room is available by proposal, with f
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View fullsize At D142 we have gathered things we love, some you may want to take home, some make good gift ✨ ~ opening hours monday - saturday 12 - 18 sunday 12 - 16
View fullsize Textile art connects us to care, slowness, and the human hand. We recognize softness, weight, tension, and rhythm instinctively. Even without touching, the eye “feels” the material. This activates sensory memory, associations of safety
View fullsize Made for moments of gifting, to yourself or someone dear🫰🏽🫰🏽 ~ Gift art. Gift meaning ~