"Iter Subterraneum": Free Late Thursdays
17:00

 ©Terkel Eikemo / Bergen Kunsthall
From "Iter Subterraneum", 2025. Picture from the Opening. © Terkel Eikemo / Bergen Kunsthall

Every Thursday, you can visit our exhibitions for free between 17:00 and 20:00.

“Iter Subterraneum” is a group exhibition inspired by Ludvig Holberg’s novel Niels Klim’s Underground Travels (1741), often cited as the Nordic region’s first science fiction novel. The story follows a man who falls through a hole in the earth beneath Bergen and discovers a society governed by sentient trees. Here, the Enlightenment’s faith in reason and progress is united with fantasy, satire, and speculative thought.

17:00—20:00
Free entrance to the exhibition

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