#frogner

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Christmas Prince Frog

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Norway, Winter, December 2018

Frogner Park, Oslo

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"Peer Gynt" (2019) - Erik Ulfsby

Films I've watched in 2023 (42/119)

A remarkable production in more ways than one.

Toralv Maurstad has for more than half a century, in Norway, been synonymous with the role of Peer Gynt. In this version he plays Peer as an old man looking back on his life, while seven other actors play Peer at various stages of life.

Ever present on stage, old Peer (Maurstad) and the Button Moulder (Svein Tindberg) observe as scenes from Peer's life are played out.

The costumes are interesting. While they're mostly white/grey, by the use of projected images and very carefully hit marks/positions on stage, several scenes start out with the characters seemingly in colourful, elaborate costumes.

Maurstad had suffered a stroke just a few years prior, so seeing him back on stage as Peer, at the age of 92, was extra special.

Thankfully it was recognised how important this production was as a piece of Norwegian theatre history, it was filmed and has been released on DVD by Naxos. I highly recommend getting and seeing it!

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“Man Attacked by Babies”

Gustav Vigeland Sculpture Park, Frogner Park Oslo

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"Nothing Controversial" in Grave Error - My chat with Richard Syrett of Sauga960am @RichardSyrett @Sauga960am

https://www.westernstandard.news/opinion/stirling-nothing-controversial-in-grave-error-indigenous-psychologist/54783 I was happy to chat with Richard Syrett of Sauga96am about a recent article of mine that was published in the Western Standard. The article discussed an interview between Frances Widdowson and Indigenous psychologist Lloyd Hawkeye Robertson (scroll down for full interview).…

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The start of Autumn. Frogner Park, Oslo, Norway. October 2023.

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#fuck them kids

Gustav Vigeland (1869–1943)

Frogner Park, Oslo, July 2024

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TW: sexual assault

Marius Borg Hoiby was arrested on suspicion of rape at 11:12 pm on Monday night. The charges concern sexual intercourse with someone who is unconscious or for other reasons unable to resist the act", a police statement says.

The police searched and seized Marius Borg Høiby's residence at the Skaugum estate at the same time as the arrest yesterday. Høiby was arrested by the police in a car together with the victim from the Frogner incident.

This woman is not among the previous victims. The charge stems from a relationship in Oslo. The police state that they created a report on the basis of information that has come to light during the ongoing investigation. The police started an investigation into the incident on 6 November 2024.

In total, there are now five victims, four women and one man, in the cases where Høiby is charged.

The legal counsel for the new offended woman tells NRK that the client has been questioned: “She is having a hard time, and it is heavy. It was not she who reported the relationship, it was the police who opened a case” says aid lawyer Hege Salomon to NRK.

Salomon states that the victim is a woman in her 20s: “She has not sought the public light. She did not know the accused or the other victims in this case prior to the incident described in the press release. And she wants to be protected”.

The part of the charge that concerns the victim from the Frogner incident on 4 August this year has now been expanded. Høiby is now also charged with another breach of a restraining order against the same victim, who was with Marius Borg Høiby when he was arrested on Monday. A report has also been filed for driving without a valid driver's license, the police say.

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Frogner park - Oslo

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Norway, Winter, December 2018

Frogner Park, Oslo

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Police confirm: Charged with bodily harm

Mette-Marit's son was arrested by the police and thrown into solitary confinement after a serious incident of violence. A woman was hospitalized.

Marius Borg Høiby (27) is said to have been arrested by the police on the night of Sunday.

The reason is an incident in an apartment on Frogner in Oslo, where a woman in her 20s was present.

What happened in the apartment between the two is a bit unclear. But according to what Se og Hør learns, Mette-Marit's eldest son is said to have attacked her psychologically and physically.

The woman eventually managed to get Borg Høiby out of her apartment and called the police. The police secured technical evidence and conducted a brief interrogation of the woman.

The woman was then admitted to the hospital for investigation. She was discharged early Monday morning after being diagnosed with a concussion.

Borg Høiby was arrested at another address sometime after the incident. He was then taken to the Oslo police station, where, according to Se og Hør, he was put in solitary confinement. According to what Se og Hør learned, he was released on Monday afternoon after more than 30 hours in police custody.

As a matter of routine, a blood test was taken from Borg Høiby to find out if he was under the influence of [drugs or alcohol].

The incident is not listed in Oslo police logs.

The police confirmed to Se og Hør that they went to an address in Frogner on Sunday morning following a report of a violent incident that must have happened during the night.

"A person was arrested and charged with bodily harm and later released from custody."

Translation and editing for clarity by me of an excerpt from an article by Anders Johan Stavseng for Se og Hør, published on August 6, 2024, at 17:16 and updated at 17:47.

Note: Mette-Marit better be at Skaugum and giving him the telling off of his life

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Vigeland Sculpture Park in Oslo, Norway.

Sculpture park in the Frogner Park with more than 200 sculptures by Gustav Vigeland (1869–1943) in bronze, granite and cast iron,

Oslo Norway

Photo credit :

DAVID NIKEL

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some of my favorite sculptures by Gustav Vigeland in Frogner Park, Olso

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Vigeland Sculpture Park, Oslo, Norway. October 2023.