Prosjektskolen is a renowned art school located in the heart of Oslo. Run by active contemporary artists, the school offers a wide range of courses and guest lecturers. Established in 2005 as the first art school in Norway to focus on three-dimensional art combined with new media and experimental forms of expression, Prosjektskolen has become a leading institution in the country.

Its faculty consists of some of Norway's top contemporary artists, ensuring an exceptional learning experience for students. Whether you're a beginner or have previous experience in art, Prosjektskolen provides a solid foundation for further creative studies in fields such as art, design, architecture, and more. The school emphasizes personal guidance, allowing students to develop their own originality and independence.

Additionally, students have access to workspaces to realize larger art projects. Prosjektskolen offers a unique teaching model that places the possibilities of art at the forefront, rather than limiting creativity. With a focus on contemporary art, the curriculum provides in-depth knowledge and understanding of the subject.

Students are encouraged to experiment and explore various artistic mediums, breaking away from traditional exercises and predefined styles. The school offers full-time programs lasting either one or two years and covers a wide range of artistic disciplines, including workshops, installations, drawing, performance, printmaking, sound art, sculpture, video and photography, 3D printing, scenography, and more. Additionally, the curriculum includes subjects like art history, philosophy, theory, body art, land art, site-specific art, visual narratives, political art, textile art, trash art, and mythology.

Prosjektskolen welcomes applicants of all backgrounds, from beginners to those with previous experience in art schools. The school prioritizes motivation and potential rather than requiring general academic qualifications. For second-year admission, completion of the first year at Prosjektskolen or equivalent experience is typically required.

However, exceptions may be made for individuals with prior art education. Prosjektskolen does not offer academic credits, but it does provide valuable real-world experience. Students can apply for student loans and grants from Lånekassen (the Norwegian State Educational Loan Fund) to support their studies.

The application deadline for admission is April 15th. Discover your artistic potential and join Prosjektskolen to build a solid artistic foundation and explore the ever-changing world of contemporary art. For more information, including registration and contact details, visit their website or reach out to them directly