Uke 35 – Interdisciplinary festival by ROM and Oslo Open

Uke 35 Interdisciplinary festival

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ROM and Oslo Open invite you to this year’s UKE 35 – two days of conversations, insights, and learning across art, architecture, design, and other creative disciplines. Rather than presenting finished results, artists, designers, architects, writers, and institutions open up their processes: the methods, experiments, challenges, and pathways that lead to transformation, inclusion, environmental and social sustainability.

«Uke 35» is an annual festival and meeting place for students and professionals from the fields of art, architecture, and design, organized by ROM for kunst og arkitektur.

See the full program and more about the contributors at rom.no.

Oslo Open collaborates with ROM in organizing this year’s festival.

The festival is supported by KORO and Sparebankstiftelsen DNB.

Professional Program

Day 1: August 27, 09:30–15:00 (Languages: English, Spanish)
Day 2: August 28, 09:15–14:00 (Language: Norwegian)

Evening Showcase

On Thursday, August 27, from 17:00 to 19:00, there will be a showcase of the contributors’ works, publications, projects, and works-in-progress. Open to all. Refreshments will be served.

Accessibility

• Entrance to ROM, Maridalsveien 3, Building O, via the block’s driveway from Maridalsveien. Cars can drop off, but not park.
• ROM is located on the ground floor and is wheelchair accessible.
• There is a gender-neutral, accessible restroom (HC-WC).
• Companions/assistants are welcome: Please reserve a free ticket.
• No induction loop (hearing loop) system available.
• Unfortunately, the venue is not well-marked for visually impaired visitors.
• The event will not be live streamed or recorded.
• We will serve coffee, tea, water, and fruit throughout the day.
• Fell free to get up and move around the room during the program.
• Do you have questions about accommodations or access at the event? Contact Gjertrud Steinsvåg at gjertrud@rom.no.

Language and interpretation

• On Thursday, August 27, the program will be in English and Spanish with simultaneous interpretation via headsets. Questions and comments are welcome in Norwegian, Spanish, and English.
• On Friday, August 28, the program will be in Norwegian. Questions and comments are welcome in Norwegian and English.
• There will be no sign language interpreter at the event, but we will gladly accommodate those bringing their own interpreter: Get in touch at gjertrud@rom.no.