Galleri M35 Collective

The art gallery M35 was established in the spring of 2021 in Grünerløkka, Oslo. A large 300 square meter space with white walls was the starting point for the whole idea. The white walls were filled with established and emerging Norwegian artists of all ages.

Already in the fall of 2021, we started a pop-up gallery at Tjuvholmen in Olav Selvaags plass. We were meant to stay there until the end of 2021, but remained in the premises until October 2022 before moving into new permanent premises at Fru Kroghs brygge 2. In the spring of 2024, we now have both our main gallery at Fru Kroghs brygge 2 and a pop-up at Olav Selvaags plass 4.

At Galleri M35, we want to give you a great experience when viewing and purchasing art. We aim to make art accessible to everyone, not just a small segment of Norway's population. Therefore, you will find a wide selection of art in various price ranges.

The artists in our portfolio include both young artists and more established ones. They represent diverse styles, ranging from pop art, street art, contemporary art, and modern art. Most artists in our portfolio are Norwegian, but we also have a small selection of international artists.

Quality and Environment

When you purchase art at Galleri M35, we are committed to ensuring the art is of high quality. This means that almost all art prints available for purchase in the gallery are printed on very high-quality paper or canvas.

Paper prints are 100 percent cotton, acid-free, and weigh between 305 to 308 grams. Canvas prints weigh 340 grams. The prints have an estimated lifespan of 50 to 60 years. If they are also framed by a professional framer with art glass, the expected lifespan of the art print will be between 300 and 400 years, provided proper storage.

We also consider the environment during print production. This means we do not maintain large stocks of all the prints in our portfolio, but rather assist artists with production upon order. This way, only the prints that are needed are produced. By printing only on demand, the quality of the prints also increases as they do not need to be stored unframed for extended periods or in tubes.