The Munti Gallery
The Munti Gallery is the result of 15 years of working with families and children, combined with a research project that began in 2020. Our initial question was simple: What makes children and families visit art museums? Our first discovery was even simpler—most don’t!
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To understand why, we traveled to London, Copenhagen, Oslo, and Stockholm, visiting various art museums to test and experience how children are welcomed and engaged.
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In collaboration with the Research Council of Norway and art museums in Trøndelag, we developed the Munti Gallery. This space allows children to interact with artworks—to build, play, and create their own pieces.
Quote from one of the museums
Quote from an adult visitor
Create and mix with art by Håkon Bleken, Marius Amdam, Kjell Erik Killi-Olsen, Anne-Karin Furunes, Julie Ebbing, and Tuda Muda.
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In the winter of 2025, Trondheim will host the Nordic World Ski Championships! Six artists have been selected to create the official awards for the athletes. With Munti Gallery, children will have the opportunity to build and play with elements from these artworks.
The Munti Gallery at K-U-K
OUTSIDE is the Munti Gallery, a small gallery with pictures made digitally by children at the museum.
INSIDE is the digital builder, where children can make their own works of art from the museum or gallery’s collection.
