The art of making a living: How to survive as an artist Not giving up is more important than being the best. That was the advice Marius Johnsen received as a young art student. A new book deals with artistic life in Norway today.
Researchers have discovered that there’s something not quite right with Norway's finest Baroque art from the 17th century For a long time, the wrong person has been given the credit for much of the art.
Male artists dominate galleries and museums And it doesn’t look like this will change anytime soon, a survey shows.
This is what an ancient Mary and Jesus statue would have looked like 800 years ago An ancient statue in Norway has been recreated. It shows us how Jesus and Mary may have looked when the statue came to Norway 800 years ago.
Who painted pictures like this on rock walls in Norway 5000-8000 years ago? Researchers are uncovering the mysteries of rock paintings millennia after they were created. More and more paintings are being discovered.
This demon wall was supposed to be from the Middle Ages. But it’s only 80 years old — and a fake. What makes a conservator paint a wall and say it dates from the Middle Ages? And how did this happen?
Menstrual art: Why do people still see red? SHARE YOUR SCIENCE: Period blood in art is still often dismissed as a joke or “just activism”. Would that be the case if it wasn’t such a taboo?
Scientists have determined what damaged Edvard Munch's "The Scream" Why has the lively yellow paint on Edvard Munch's 1910 painting The Scream faded and flaked off? A new study lays the blame on moisture. Chemists from several countries have conducted experiments that have helped them come up with the answer.
From the laboratory to the gallery: Microscopic images of our cells as art The researchers' goal is to create artifical cells that can for instance knock out a type of cancer or neutralize harmful substances in the body. Now they are sharing their images of how life's tiny building blocks behave under the microscope.
Getting more out of art We can experience art in at least three ways, thinks a professor of psychology who has tried to figure out what art experiences really are.
Musicians still flock to traditional recording companies Although artists can now record and sell their own music digitally, aspiring musicians still cling to the skirts of the traditional music industry.
Artistic ambition, migrant background Choosing an artistic career is challenging – particularly with immigrant parents who often see this as a step backwards, research shows.
Shellfish and plastic can save Viking ships Many of the 1,000-year-old Viking treasures are pretty fragile. New conservation techniques are being tested that include the use of prawn and crab shells.