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Glasskunst på Formbar
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Day trips in Haugesund

Art in the centre of Haugesund

We have put together a tour for art and culture enthusiasts that let you experience art in public spaces and in the museum.

Haugesund

Calm

3 hours

1

Pushwagner

On the north side of Quality Hotel Maritim, you can find Pushwagner’s artwork ‘UP’. The work was donated to the town during the 2011 film festival.

Kunst fra Pushwagner.
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2

Formbar glass studio

Visit the glass studio at Kirkegata 95, a combined studio and retail outlet. The art designed and made at the studio is inspired by personal stories and the beautiful surroundings in Haugalandet. Did you know that artwork made by one of the owners, Kirsten Vikingstad Hermansson, was purchased by the National Museum in Oslo?

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3

Lunch in the library park

Enjoy a delicious lunch and coffee from Hos Carlos in the library park. Haugesund Public Library is an important building in the town and was designed by the architect David Sandved.

Lunsj i biblioteksparken
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4

Haugesund Billedgalleri art gallery

Visit the town's art museum, which is beautifully situated by the town park. It’s a place you can see traditional and modern art, as well as contemporary art. Local artists are well represented in the gallery. Haugesund Billedgalleri was also designed by David Sandved, the same architect who designed Haugesund Public Library.

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© Haugalandmuseet / Grethe Nygaard
5

Even more Pushwagner at To Glass Vinotek

Complete your tour by visiting To Glass Vinotek, where you can see another Pushwagner. (If you’re hungry, the To Glass restaurant is on the floor above.) The work was created when Pushwagner visited the wine bar during the 2011 film festival. In the early hours, Pushwagner asked for something to draw with, the wall was adorned, and the artwork signed at 3:15 am.

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