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The World in Children's Eyes

When we first discovered that there is actually an art museum about children's art in Norway, we put it into our Oslo bucket list immediately. We were thinking what we could possible get from visiting this museum. We were just so inspired by them. Although they might not end up working as an artist now, I do hope that they are all doing what they enjoy now. Unfortunately we were not allow to take any photographs inside the gallery, but we've got a few images of the postcards that we purchased in their gift shop at the end of the visit. Let's see what the world looks like in their eyes.


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They were really talented. We were still thinking what we were doing at the age of 11-15. And we simply just couldn't remember if we had ever done anything. Their work was so inspiring and made us realise that art is literally everywhere; and it helped us understand that art could always be a form of documenting our travel journey and the experience that we gained throughout. What do you think?

For more information of the museum, please visit: http://www.barnekunst.no/en/

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