Between landscapes and mountains in Sandnes, something occult and mythic has emerged. Lene 3000, also known as Lene Talgø, is an artist, violinist and producer operating at the intersection of witch house and alternative pop. Within a distinct and aesthetic universe, melodies inspired by 80s new wave meet modern electronic sound design, rooted in her classical background as a violinist. Since May 2025, Lene 3000 has released three singles, and her music has spread rapidly. With over 150 million views across TikTok and Instagram to date, she has been highlighted by artists such as Grimes, Soft Blade, Duran Duran and The Stranglers. She has also received airplay on BBC, as well as radio in both Finland and Denmark. With her debut album expected in 2026, Lene 3000 is establishing herself as an artist in rapid development, with live performances that transform the traditional into something uncompromisingly modern.
A Becco favorite, Anja Bajer is an Oslo-based DJ and violinist known for her warm, genre-fluid sets featuring danceable music from around the world. With an intuitive approach to the dancefloor, she builds sets like a journey of discovery, and curates music that explores time, place, and rhythm.
ALPHADIVA is a Scandinavian DJ who’s bringing the music of our greatest divas & icons. There will be larger than life attitude from a wide range of genres to give you an unforgettable confidence boost! Eclectic, sexy and playful - they’re to be found at nightclubs and festivals across Scandinavia (Trænafestivalen, Karmaklubb and Oslo Pride). Dancefloor guarantee for this one!
10/10 is a print shop and design studio in Oslo. Join a creative screen-printing workshop in the tent in the garden, where 10/10 will be doing live screen printing all evening. Bring an old T-shirt and get a fresh new print!
Bukett! is decorating our festival hub with beautiful flowers. Karen Pederstad aka Bukett! is a botanical studio that combines commissioned work with artistic practice. Karen works with floristry, planting solutions, botanical installations and landscapes, as well as gallery exhibitions.
Oslo Art Weekend is Norway's largest festival for contemporary art, taking place 28–31 May. 50 art institutions in Oslo come together for a program of exhibitions, performances, film screenings, guided tours and more. Take the opportunity to discover Oslo's contemporary art scene and the city's many art venues, including a variety of artist-run exhibition spaces, galleries, art institutions and museums.
See the full program:https://osloartweekend.no/en/program
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