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Top 5 Museums in Kabelvag, Northern Norway
Discover the best top things to do in Kabelvag, Norway including Rundt & Rundt, Lofoten Glass AS, Lille Kabelvag art gallery and museum, Lofoten Museum, The Espolin Gallery.
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1. Rundt & Rundt
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5.0 based on 2 reviews
Ecofriendly gift shop with open studio, where you will meet the artist Sylvia Henriksen. Production of recycled textile crafts in forms of jewellery, accessories and interior products, as well as photos and postcards. Paintings by Bjørn Tore Stavang.
2. Lofoten Glass AS
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5.0 based on 9 reviews
Art gallery and glassblowing studio with beautiful glass made in the heart of Lofoten. Workshop: Try to make your own glassbeed.
Reviewed By sugarhigh369
Learning how to work with glass and create beads in the workshop was a wonderful and new experience. Cathinka is super friendly and a great teacher.
3. Lille Kabelvag art gallery and museum
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4.5 based on 3 reviews
Lille Kabelvåg art galley and museum isn’t quite as little as its name would lead you to believe. Spread over 600 square meters, the exhibition space displaying works by more than 200 artists, the Gallery & Museum is one of Lofoten’s largest private art galleries. The gallery was founded by the artist couple Inger Anne Nyaas and Thor Erdahl in 2006. In the gallery you find their work. Inger Anne Nyaas is a textile artist, and by her own admission, enjoys challenging the traditional understanding of the artistic arena. Thor Erdahl is a painter and graphic artist, and renowned for depicting motifs from nature by using large formats, simple shapes and vibrant colours. He grew up in Kabelvåg, and is held in high regard as one of the region’s most eminent artists. In 2014, the gallery opened the object and art exhibition Kunst i motbakke (Uphill Art), a large installation incorporating elements from archaeology, history, graphic design, photography and arts and crafts.
4. Lofoten Museum
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4.0 based on 66 reviews
Experience the history of the Lofoten Fishery at one of the best preserved squires in Lofoten. On the site of the medieval town of Vågar (now called Storvågan / SKREI Experience Center) you'll find the stately 1815 main building, authentic fishermen's cabins, and boathouses featuring Nordland boats. The museum also offers picture-games and exhibitions on the Lofoten fisheries, ports and coastal lighthouses, traditional crafts and a beautiful garden with historic perennials.
5. The Espolin Gallery
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4.0 based on 16 reviews
Gallery Espolin houses a master of Norwegian art. Immerse yourself in artist Kaare Espolin Johnson's expressive power and explore the region's dramatic history, and the life and destiny of coastal peoples. Wander around the beautiful halls and rooms filled with Espolin's work. The gallery also features a fine art shop, a film, and exhibitions by guest artists.
