, published in October 1930, is dedicated to the opening of Kunstnernes hus in Oslo. The cover features a photograph of the newly completed building, designed by the architects Gudolf Blakstad and Herman Munthe-Kaas.

The issue highlights the architectural and cultural significance of Kunstnernes Hus as both an exhibition venue and a gathering place for visual artists. It contains articles on the building’s architecture, alongside contributions from prominent architects such as Carl Berner and Harald Aars.

 served as a central professional journal for Norwegian architects and was an important forum for the architectural debates of its time. This issue stands as a historical document of the creation of Kunstnernes Hus and its role as the country’s first artist-initiated institution for modern art.

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