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The relaunched Edinburgh International Film Festival begins today, featuring UK Premieres for two new films from Norway 📽️🇳🇴

Launched in the 'un certain regard' section at Cannes this year, Armand is the debut feature film from director Halfdan Ullmann Tøndel and stars Renate Reinsve. The film is screening from Monday.

On one of the last days before the school holidays something happens between the boy and schoolmate Jon. The parents are called in for a meeting, but the school management doesn't really know what actually happened. Was it just a children’s game or something much more serious? The incident between the two boys triggers a series of events, forcing parents and school staff into a captivating battle - where madness, desire and obsession arise.

Also on the lineup is documentary A new kind of wilderness - Ukjent landskap from Silje Evensmo Jacobsen. Winner of the World Cinema – Documentary Grand Jury Prize at Sundance this year, the film is screening from tomorrow.

On a small farm in the Norwegian forest, the Payne family seeks a wild and free existence. They practice home-schooling and strive for a closely-knit family dynamic in harmony with nature. However, when tragedy unexpectedly strikes the family, it upends their idyllic world and forces them to forge a new path into modern society. A New Kind of Wilderness is an intimate story that delves into our life choices, our responsibility to the planet, our children, and how we navigate life after a significant loss.

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📸 Stills from Armand courtesy of Eye Eye Pictures

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Shows to catch at Edinburgh Fringe 🎭

This month, the world's largest performing arts festival brings an exciting roster of Norwegian acts to Scotland. Expect a fabulous mix of clowning, stand-up comedy and trailblazing theatre shows.

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👉 Good Luck Cathrine Frost:

Smash-hit, one-woman show Good Luck Cathrine Frost from the award-winning Det Andre Teatret is coming to Edinburgh! A true story about the universal act of being born, and how Socrates "forgot" to talk about it. A clever, funny, existential play about philosophy and childbirth – with a touch of dubstep and karate. Tickets here: https://ow.ly/GgvO50SO0WX

👉 Hygge:

Welcome to Hygge. A stand-up compilation show like no other, featuring a bunch of professional Norwegian comedians, performing in English. Want to know what hygge means? So do we. Let us cool your warm hearts with our Scandinavian-designed minimalist jokes for one hour. And not a minute longer. Tickets here: https://ow.ly/ZKB850SO0X3

👉 Thor Stenhaug: It's So Hard to Speak Without Saying Something Stupid:

Thor Stenhaug is a Norwegian comedian based in the UK. In a short period of time, he has finished multiple sold-out runs at the Edinburgh Fringe, built an online following and been shortlisted for British Comedy of the Year – despite not being British (wonder what happened there). Tickets here: https://ow.ly/ahKI50SO0WV

👉 Pernille Haaland: Not Related:

Comedian Pernille Haaland leaves no ball unkicked as she tackles the existential crisis of her post-35, single life, realizing her hot-girl summer days are over. All while everyone assumes she is related to footballer Erling Braut Haaland. Tickets here: https://ow.ly/HqHk50SO0X4

👉 Naughty Cabaret:

An award-winning, q***r feminist cabaret full of drag, circus, clowning and comedy. Hosted by Anna Marie Simonsen and Marie Kallevik Straume, and joined by a line-up of women, non-binary and q***r performers, they will be challenging the patriarchy and male gaze together through comedy. Tickets here: https://ow.ly/4psj50SO0WW

👉 Troll:

Inspired by Norwegian folklore, Troll is a heartwarming mash-up of music, storytelling, audience interaction, physical theatre and clown, dreamt up by Anna Marie Simonsen and Marie Kallevik Straume. Tickets here: https://ow.ly/pH7F50SO0WY

Photo: Anders Holmsen Utsigt

Vi søker en kreativ og engasjert kokk som ønsker å fremme norsk matkunst for et internasjonalt publikum. Arbeidssted og bolig i ambassadørboligen.

Come work with us! The Embassy in London is looking to hire a chef at the Ambassador's residence.

Interested? Read more here: https://www.norway.no/en/uk/news-events/hiring-chef/ (NB: job advert in Norwegian)

Deadline: Thursday 15 August

Ledig stilling som kokk i ambassadørboligen i London Ledig stilling som kokk i ambassadørboligen i London 25. Jul 2024 Til embetsboligen i London søkes en kreativ og engasjert kokk som ønsker å fremme norsk matkunst for et internasjonalt publikum. Ambassaden i London er en av Norges største utenriksstasjoner med over 40 medarbeidere. Ambassaden g...

Performing on traditional instruments and drawing on the rich musical heritage of Norway’s regions, Norwegian folk musicians are blending the traditional with the contemporary each in their own way. This coming Sunday afternoon, Cambridge Folk Festival has a special Norway focus showcasing four brilliant exponents of Norwegian folk music on stage 3, in association with Music Norway & FolkOrg - organisasjon for folkemusikk og folkedans:

Trio Ævestaden create a unique soundscape when timeless harmonies, and layers of simple motifs, create an open and atmospheric world, using varying instrument combinations, with lyres, fiddle, kantele, vocals, mouth harp and electronics.

Spelemannen Alexander Aga Røynstrand has distinguished himself as a leading figure in the world of Hardanger fiddle players in Norway. He’s earned the well-deserved title of ‘Master Fiddle Player’, marking his exceptional skills and contributions to this traditional art form.

With Hardanger fiddle, el-guitar and double bass, Erlend Viken Trio presents a rare sound based on traditional music, inspired by improvisation, desert blues and rock. Known for their energetic live shows, the trio has played concerts all over Europe.

Violinist Julie Alapnes is a well-known north Norwegian musician and composer who blends traditional Norwegian folk tunes with elements from a diverse musical universe into a unique, artistic expression of storytelling.

🎟️ Head to the festival’s website for full info and tickets!

This week our PM Jonas Gahr Støre attended the fourth European Political Community Summit at Blenheim Palace, Oxfordshire hosted by the UK PM Keir Starmer.

Together, the European leaders discussed common challenges related to energy security, migration and democracy. They also voiced a strong continued support for Ukraine.



📷: No 10 Downing Street, Bekken/SMK, Hauge/Embassy

Happy Pride! The Pride flag has been flying at 25 Belgrave Square all this week, and tomorrow we will be marching in Pride in London together with the other Nordic missions as part of 🌈

Oslo Pride also takes place on the same day, marking 50 years since the city's first Pride march. Norway supports human rights for all both at home and internationally, and is part of the struggle against stigma, discrimination and violence against the LGBTI+ community.

As Minister for Culture and Equality Lubna Jaffery said in her speech earlier this week, “The Government is working to ensure that everyone throughout the country can live safe, free lives and that society at large stands up for LGBTI+ people…We continue to fight. For freedom, equality and love”

For the first time in its 136-year history, Nordic Music Days is coming to Scotland this year 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

From 30 October to 3 November, UNESCO City of Music Glasgow will host the festival, presenting concerts, sound installations, talks, and screenings from artists across the Nordic countries and Scotland. The festival will explore the theme ‘Word of Mouth’, evoking the movement and spread of ideas and traditions.

This week we were at Scotland House for the London launch of the festival, with music performed by Andy Saunders and Louise McMonagle. Deputy Ambassador Øyvind Hernes gave a speech on behalf of the Nordic Embassies who were present, and we heard from Katrine Feldinger, Martin Jonsson Tiblin, Alistair Mackie, and Gillian Moore. We look forward to the many developing musical connections between the Nordics and Scotland during this year’s Nordic Music Days and over the years to come!

Nordic Music Days is one of the longest running festivals for contemporary classical music and is unique in that it is curated by composers. The 2024 edition is only the third time that the festival has been held outside of the Nordics. In 2012 the festival was held in Berlin and London in 2017, when it took place at the Southbank Centre.

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📸 1 & 4: Scotland House; 5: selection of musicians at this year's festival, courtesy of Nordic Music Days

Renowned for their refined sound and innovative concert presentations, under the leadership of artistic director Pekka Kuusisto, the Norwegian Chamber Orchestra Det Norske Kammerorkester continues to push the boundaries of performance. With a strong commitment to renewing the classical concert format, the NCO's recent projects include Grieg’s Holberg Suite with choreography and Strauss’ Metamorphosen performed by heart.

On Saturday 29 & Sunday 30 June, the NCO and Pekka Kuusisto are giving the London premiere of 'DSCH' in the Queen Elizabeth Hall at Southbank Centre. Working with a team of collaborators from the worlds of stage direction, lighting design, set design, costume, and musical arrangement, DSCH is a truly unique concert-theatre experience. Blurring the lines between these different forms, DSCH gives us glimpses into the life and music of one of the greatest composers of the 20th century, Dmitri Shostakovich.

🎟️ Head to the Southbank Centre’s website for full information and tickets!

Performance photos: Magnus Skrede

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See up and coming Norwegian ballet stars in London this weekend! 🩰

Part of The Next Generation Festival 2024 at the Royal Opera House, Norwegian National Ballet 2 and New English Ballet Theatre will present a mixed programme of modern ballet classics and new works.

Since its establishment in 2015, Norwegian National Ballet 2 has nurtured the dancing stars of the future whilst serving as a recruiting ground for the Norwegian National Ballet. Dancers from the 23/24 season will perform Limerence by Kumiko Hayakawa, Step Lightly by Sol Léon and Paul Lightfoot alongside a completely new work created by Anaïs Touret.

📅 15-16 June
📍 Linbury Theatre, London
🎟️ Tickets here: https://ow.ly/t1X750Sh5zl

Pictures by Jörg Wiesner. Picture 1-2: Step Lightly by Sol León & Paul Lightfoot. Picture 3-4: Limerence by Kumiko Hayakawa.

Nasjonalballetten UNG / Norwegian National Ballet 2

In 'Life is Beautiful', director Mohamed Jabaly tells the story of how he fought for his rights as a Palestinian filmmaker stranded in Norway in 2014 due to circumstances beyond his control. Through his personal archive and video calls, he shares his love and longing for his home, friends and family, as he tries to make a new life for himself in the arctic. The film is a love letter to Gaza, to his adopted hometown in Tromsø, and to the empowering force of storytelling.

Life is Beautiful has its UK premiere this Friday at Sheffield DocFest , and will be shown in London as part of SAFAR Film Festival with a Q&A with Jabaly at Ciné Lumière at the INSTITUT FRANÇAIS on Tuesday 18 June and at the ICA on Saturday 22nd. Head to the festivals' websites for more info and tickets

1, 2: Stills from Life is Beautiful (© Christine Cynn, ©John Arvik Berger)
3: Portrait of director Mohamed Jabaly (credit: Mohamed Badarne)

Ambassador Tore Hattrem and colleagues from the Embassy were honoured to participate in yesterday’s D-Day 80 Commemoration in Portsmouth. We pay tribute to the brave soldiers’ courage and sacrifice.

Joining with forces from the UK, US, Canada and other Allied nations, Norwegian forces involved in Operation Overlord included two squadrons of fighter aircraft, 10 marine vessels and 43 ships from the merchant fleet. Norwegian meteorologist Sverre Petterssen was part of the team behind the ‘most important weather forecast in history’, which helped determine the date of 6 June for the invasion.

In the words of HM King Charles: "It is our duty to ensure that we, and future generations, do not forget their service and their sacrifice in replacing tyranny with freedom. Our rights, and the liberty won at such terrible cost, bring with them responsibilities to others in the exercise of that liberty".

Of all those who fought, and all those who died the King added: "We are all, eternally, in their debt".

Today His Royal Highness The Crown Prince is attending events commemorating 80 years since the invasion at Hermanville-sur-Mer and Omaha Beach.

Are you our new colleague? The Embassy in London has a vacant, temporary full-time position as adviser for arts and culture from August 2024-August 2025. Main focus will be visual arts and crafts, and we have several exciting projects coming up the coming year!

Deadline: Wednesday 26 June.

More information here:

Temporary position as adviser for arts and culture Temporary position as adviser for arts and culture The Norwegian Embassy in London has a vacant, temporary position as adviser for arts and culture. We offer exciting and varied work in a dynamic and interdisciplinary environment. 04. Jun 2024 The duration of the full-time temporary position is from...

Over 1200 years after the raid on Lindisfarne, much is still being discovered about the relationships between Norway and the British Isles during the Viking Age.

As part of a special event at the Ambassador’s Residence yesterday, Cat Jarman, author of River Kings: A New History of the Vikings from Scandinavia to the Silk Road, was joined by four other UK-based researchers specializing in Viking history. Together they explained how new research is changing how we understand the period, from what analysis of ancient DNA and materials can tell us about the Vikings’ migration, trading and raiding, to how Norse place names on Orkney can shed light on its Nordic connections.

Our congratulations to Dr Jarman who was presented with CoScan’s ‘Nordic Personality of the Year’ award by President Nick Archer, and thanks to all who joined us at the event hosted by H.E. Ambassador Tore Hattrem in cooperation with CoScan / Confederation of Scandinavian Societies & Norwegian-British Chamber of Commerce

‘The Norwegian Government has decided that Norway will recognise Palestine as a state. In the midst of a war, with tens of thousands killed and injured, we must keep alive the only alternative that offers a political solution for Israelis and Palestinians alike: Two states, living side by side, in peace and security,’ said Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre.

Norway’s long-term engagement has supported and sought to advance the two-state solution. Recognition of Palestine as a state further highlights the long-held Norwegian position that a lasting solution to the conflict in the Middle East is only achieved through a two-state solution.

The Palestinian people have a fundamental, independent right to self-determination. Both Israelis and Palestinians have a right to live in peace in their respective states. There will be no peace in the Middle East without a two-state solution. There can be no two-state solution without a Palestinian state. In other words, a Palestinian state is a prerequisite for achieving peace in the Middle East,’ said Prime Minister Støre.

For the official press release, see: https://www.regjeringen.no/en/aktuelt/norway-recognises-palestine-as-a-state/id3040194/

Utenriksdepartementet (Norge)

Photo: Norway MFA

Don’t miss Gyldenpris Kunsthall at Photo London this week!

The independent exhibition space based in Bergen will exhibit Tonje Bøe Birkeland’s project THE CHARACTERS and Maria Pasenau’s recent series of self-portraits, submerging the viewer in a shared universe through large-scale photographs and carefully selected objects and texts. The gallery of alter egos and self-expressions, two different angles on the female gaze – expressed through photography, text and found objects – reflects Gyldenpris Kunsthall’s vision of providing artists with a space for artistic focus and further research, and a freedom to create new works and explore new platforms.

On Sunday the 19th of May, Pasenau and Birkeland will be part of the panel discussion: Charlotte Jansen presents: Potrait, Self, Other. Full programme at Photo London

Images:
1. Tonje Bøe Birkeland, Plate #1 Astrups Horn
2. Maria Pasenau

Photo London 16 - 19 May at Somerset House

Celebrate our National Day like a Norwegian this Friday at events around the UK 🇳🇴:

📍 London: Service at Sjømannskirken i London at 11.00, followed by daytime events in Southwark Park with music, entertainment and a speech by Ambassador Tore Hattrem. Full info on 17. mai London and website: 17mai.london.

📍 Edinburgh: Parade from Royal Mile/Cockburn Street followed by a ceremony and games in Princes Street Gardens NORSA

📍 Aberdeen: Parade and celebrations starting at 13:00 at Kippie Lodge

📍 Cardiff: Parade from the Wales Millennium Centre to the Norwegian Church Arts Centre Welsh-Norwegian Society

📍 Liverpool: celebrations, wreath laying at Pier Head followed by hotdogs and cakes served at Nordic Cultural Social hub and Heritage Church

📸 Official parade up the main street Karl Johans gate in Oslo with the Royal Palace at the top of the hill (photo: Asgeir Helgestad/Visitnorway.com)

The Norwegian Embassy in London is looking for a receptionist. ⏰ Deadline: 31 May 2024

Could this be you? Follow the link below for the job specification & contact details.

The Embassy is Hiring: Receptionist at the Norwegian Embassy in London from July/August 2024 – Temporary The Embassy is Hiring: Receptionist at the Norwegian Embassy in London from July/August 2024 – Temporary The Norwegian Embassy in London is looking for a new receptionist. 13. May 2024 The Embassy in London is one of Norway's largest foreign service missions. We are about 40 employees divided into...

Thank you for our freedom. Today we celebrate the 8th of May - Victory in Europe Day.

In Norway the 8th of May is also our National Veterans Day. We honour our veterans who served during WWII and those who served in international operations in the years since.

The day is marked by the placing of wreaths across the country. The Norwegian Embassy in London also ensured that the day was honoured by placing wreaths across the UK.

Forsvaret For alt vi har. Og alt vi er.

The Norwegian Defence Attaché, Captain (N) Pål Øystein Hope, placed wreaths at the following locations:
The War Sailor Monument at the Norwegian Church in London.
S.O.E Norway Telemark blue plaque at Chiltern Court.
Norwegian War Memorial WW2 in Hyde Park.
Norwegian War Graves i Greenwhich.
The Brookwood Military Cemetery.

The Norwegian Honorary Consulate General also placed a wreath at the memorial in Princes Gardens in Edinburgh.

This weekend is the last chance to catch the breathtaking exhibition by Sámi visual artist Outi Pieski at Tate St Ives!

'The Last Weekend' will be a festival of workshops, performance, film screenings and talks exploring identity, culture, and environment. Featuring yoik and poetry performances from Sámi artist Jalvvi Niillas Holmberg and talks by Maja Kristine Jåma, Governing Council member of the Sámi Parliament in Norway and Asta Mitkijá Balto, Chair of the Sámi Council Cultural Committee.

📆4 – 5 May 2024
📍Tate St Ives, Porthmeor Beach, St Ives, Cornwall TR26 1TG
Full programme here:

The Last Weekend: Outi Pieski | Tate St Ives Tate St Ives Festival The Last Weekend: Outi Pieski 4 May 2024 at 10.00–17.205 May 2024 at 10.00–17.20 Free for Members Become a Member Outi Pieski Tate St Ives, 2024. Photo by Tate (Oliver Cowling) Join us over the final days of this major exhibition by Sámi visual artist Outi Pieski 'The Last...

Don't miss Lars Morell's first solo exhibition in London at Kristin Hjellegjerde Gallery! The show 'Tickling Fingers, Infinite View' opens today and is on until 18 May.

'Skeletal forms wrapped in translucent ribbons create eerie and delicate shapes against ethereal skies. Norwegian artist Lars Morell’s paintings challenge the distinction between the visible and the invisible, our desire to make sense of space, to see things that aren’t always there'

📆 19 April - 18 May 2024
📍 Kristin Hjellegjerde Gallery , 533 York Road, London SW18 1TG

Photographs courtesy of the artist and Kristin Hjellegjerde Gallery

The Embassy recently teamed up with New Nordic Films at Den norske filmfestivalen i Haugesund to bring 6 of Norway’s top film producers to meet the UK film industry in London, with the aim of building UK-Norway connections and co-productions

Over a two-day programme last week, the delegation visited production studios in a day organised by Film London, followed by a reception at the Norwegian Residence. On Thursday we heard the Norwegian and UK producers present their companies and projects in sessions moderated by Sarah Lutton, followed by networking and meetings.

Thanks to the many partners who contributed to the success of this event, including BFI, British Film Commission, Film London, Norsk filminstitutt Norwegian Film Commission & Virke - Hovedorganisasjonen. And especially to all those from the Norway & UK film industries who took part!

During the programme on Thursday, we learnt that Norwegian film ARMAND from director Halfdan Ullmann Tøndel and Eye Eye Pictures will be screened in this year’s Un Certain Regard at Cannes 👏

In 2023 and 2024 New Nordic Films has a special focus on the UK, organized in partnership with the BFI. The open call for projects for the co-production market runs until 28 May, with full details on their website newnordicfilms.no

Looking for something new to watch this weekend?

Stolen, the debut feature film from director Elle Márjá Eira ELLE MÁRJÁ, premieres on Netflix today. Based on the critically acclaimed novel of the same name by Ann-Helén Laestadius, it portrays a young woman’s struggle to defend her Indigenous Sámi heritage. The film is also a first for Netflix as the first Sámi feature film on the streamer, following the signing of a partnership between Netflix and the International Sámi Film Institute in 2022.

Born in Kautokeino, in addition to her career as a filmmaker Elle Márjá Eira is well-established as an artist working in the intersection of joik, electronic and Indigenous music. She has also composed music for film, collaborating with Christophe Beck in the film ‘The 12th Man’ by Harald Zwart.

Photos: Carl-Johan Utsi and Marie-Louise Somby / Netflix

Happy anniversary NATO! As founding members Norway and the UK have benefitted from the collective security of the Alliance for 75 years.

NATO is bigger, stronger and more united than ever. NATO remains the cornerstone of our defence and security cooperation.

Happy Easter / god påske! 🐣

What are your favourite traditions? Norwegians usually mark this time of year by soaking up the first rays of the spring sun, and heading to the mountains for the last big chance to get some serious skiing in ⛷️. All preferably accompanied by citrus and/or chocolate snacks and a thermos full of their hot beverage of choice.

And of course - no Norwegian Easter is complete without a crime novel or two. Check out NORLA for some recommendations of

Photos:
Easter in Ballstad Lofoten: Christine Baglo - Visit Norway
Fredrik Ahlsen - Maverix Media

If in Newcastle, don't miss the wonderful exhibition 'Northern Lights' by Norwegian photographer Thomas Widerberg Gallagher & Turner 'Northern Lights' is Thomas’s first solo exhibition in Newcastle, presenting over a decade of work.

Throughout his career, Thomas has made repeated journeys to some of the world’s most remote areas, from Svalbard archipelago in Norway to Patagonia at the southern-most point of South America. His work documents a feeling of solitude and quiet contemplation while engulfed in the landscape.

📆22 March - 13 April 2024
📍Gallagher & Turner, 30 St Mary’s Place, Newcastle upon Tyne, NE1 7PQ

Images:
1. Thomas Widerberg, Northern Lights I, 2012 .
2. Thomas Widerberg, Northern Lights with the Ta**us, 2012
3. Thomas Widerberg, Patagonia 1, 2019

On Wednesday, the Embassy in partnership with King's College London and Universitetet i Oslo (UiO) hosted an exclusive presentation and discussion event centred around "The Twin Transition Century: The role of digital research for a successful green transition of society?"

This insightful paper, authored by Morten Dæhlen and colleagues, was produced in collaboration with The Guild of European Research-Intensive Universities, a distinguished network of research-focused institutions across Europe.

The paper emerged from extensive discussions within the Guild, exploring the intricate relationship between digital and green transitions. It underscores their interdependence and the complex challenges they pose.

Our heartfelt appreciation to Professor Morten Dæhlen of the University of Oslo and Professor Marion Thain of King's College London for their engaging presentation of the paper and for the subsequent discussion.

The event drew attendance from both British and Norwegian research communities, along with representatives from other Embassies and leading Norwegian and British firms operating in the field, and was followed by a networking reception.

Photos: Christoffer Hals, dScience

This weekend the Norwegian gallery Kunstverket Galleri will be presenting new works by the acclaimed artists Hanne Borchgrevink, Lars Lerin, Tore Hansen, Annette Kierulf and Ellen Karin Mæhlum at London Original Print Fair. Each artist capturing their own interpretation of the distinguished Nordic landscape - iconic imagery combined with excellent craftsmanship which has given each of them a noticeable standing on the Nordic art scene.

Kunstverket is a leading gallery for contemporary fine art prints based in Oslo, Norway.

📆21 – 24 March 2024
📍Somerset House

Images:
1. Annette Kierulf: Long shadows, 2020 (woodcut)
2. Hanne Borchgrevink: The house in the house II, 2002 - 2023 (woodcut)
3. Tore Hansen: Ælj i solnedgang, 2023 (tresnitt)
4. Ellen Karin Mæhlum: Woodscapes blue indigo, 2023 (Carborundum monotype watercolour)
5. Lars Lerin: Landscape, 2006 (Watercolour on etching)