Use our interactive map to find the best street art and graffiti in Sandvika.
Experience street art in Sandvika – a gallery beyond the ordinary
Look forward to a colourful gallery walk in the heart of Sandvika. Explore street art and sculptures that reveal new perspectives on the local community.
In recent years, both international artists and local enthusiasts have transformed Sandvika’s walls into vibrant works of art. We’ve gathered the highlights for you.
Discover Monet-inspired works by DUER at Løkkehaven, and stencil art by Varg Wolfgang at Helgerudgården. Use our interactive map to find the murals, and take a walk through the pedestrian tunnel towards the waterfront to see the newest colourful motifs
Along the riverside promenade from Løkkehaven to Kadettangen, you’ll also find several impressive public sculptures. The clickable map below shows the locations of selected artworks and graffiti areas.
Please note that street art is constantly changing, some works may have been removed or renewed as part of urban development in Sandvika. The art at Helgerudgården will disappear when the area is redeveloped.
More art experiences nearby
Sjøholmen is just a 10-minute walk from Sandvika. Here you’ll find a gallery with changing exhibitions, an underwater sculpture park by Jason Tyler, and an art café.
Henie Onstad Kunstsenter is about a 20-minute walk towards Høvik — simply follow the coastal path. The outdoor sculpture park features 30 sculptures. Explore the forest, the shoreline, and the open lawns, where you’ll find the well-known “Soluret” by Arnold Haukeland and the distinctive “Filipstadbananen” by Trygve Fredriksen.
Bærums Verk also offers outstanding art and is well worth a visit in beautiful surroundings. The sculpture park features 29 works by some of Norway’s leading sculptors. You can also see handcrafted art by blacksmith Tobbe Malm, who initiated and created the 22 July memorial “Jernrosene” (The Iron Roses), as well as ceramics, prints, and paintings in the galleries. Visit the glassblowers at Klart Glass and enjoy a meal at one of the restaurants. Located in scenic surroundings along the Lomma river, Bærums Verk is about a 20-minute bus ride away.
The municipality’s largest mural was created by the well-known local artist Martin Whatson and can be seen at Bekkestua barneskole. Whatson is one of Norway’s leading graffiti artists, with murals across Eastern Norway and international recognition.
