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"Opened its doors to the public May 11th 2024 Houses the Tangen collection, the world’s largest collection of Nordic modernism The original silo was designed by Korsmo and Aarsland Architects — leading figures in the functionalist movement in Norway. The first part of the building was built in 1935 and consisted of 15 cylinders, a stair tower and a storage buildi"
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"Kunstsilo’s crisp modern design by Mestres Wåge with Spanish firms Mendoza Partida and BAX Studio transforms a listed functionalist grain silo into a sleek art gallery. The home of the new Kunstsilo, the 130,000-strong city of Kristiansand in southern Norway, may be modest in size, but it’s now home to a vast collection of Nordic art. It seems fitting that the collection, which focuses on the 20th century, should find a home in a 1930s building – an old grain silo. Kunstsilo is the result of an open international competition, won in 2016 by Barcelona- and Oslo-based Mestres Wåge, working together with Spanish firms Mendoza Partida and BAX Studio. The key part of the brief was to create a venue for the 5,500-strong private collection of Kristiansand native Nicolai Tangen, a former hedge-fund manager who has bankrolled much of the museum’s £50m build. The grain silo was already considered special locally, and had listed status. It was designed by leading figures in Norway’s functionalist movement, architects Korsmo and Aarsland. Unused since 2006, it stands on the waterfront on Odderøya, an island where wild camping is encouraged. Over the water is the dock where 150 cruise ships arrive each year, and bang next door is the 2012 Kilden Performing Arts Centre by Finnish firm ALA. Nice modern museum facing Kristianstadt harbor. Contemporary art. Modern design. Plan 1 hr minimum, grab a coffee in the lobby and start at the panorama terrace overlooking harbour and city. Not crowded at all."
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"Brilliant 20th C Scandi art in old grain silo. The building alone is worth the visit. Amazing looking restaurant too - to try! "
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