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The Kistefos Museum (Norwegian: Kistefos-Museet) is a contemporary art museum and sculpture park located in Jevnaker, Norway. The art park first opened to the public in 1996 with an exhibition of 25 sculptures. Founded by Christen Sveaas, the biggest shareholder of Kistefos, a privately owned investment company, the museum sits on the site of a disused wood pulp mill and includes the Kistefossen waterfall. The 17.6-hectare art park runs around the Randselva river and the surrounding areas, including old factory buildings such as the pulp mill and other buildings leased by the Kistefos group. With donations from the Jevnaker municipality and Christen Sveaas, Kistefos holds two art galleries, a museum, and a sculpture park currently containing 46 sculptures, by both Norwegian and internation

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rdfs:label	Kistefos-Museum (de) Kistefos Museum and Sculpture Park (en) Kistefos-Museet (sv)
rdfs:comment	Das Kistefos-Museum (norwegisch Kistefos-Museet) ist ein norwegisches Industriemuseum mit Kunstgalerie und Skulpturenpark. Es liegt unweit südlich von Jevnaker am Kistefoss, einem Wasserfall der Randselva, die am Südende des Randsfjordsees bei Jevnaker beginnt und durch Hadeland in südliche Richtung nach Hønefoss fließt. Die ehemalige Holzmühle ist nun ein Industriedenkmal und stellt als eine nahezu intakte alte Industrieanlage ein einzigartiges Denkmal der Anfänge der Industrialisierung Norwegens dar. Im Jahr 1999 wurde eine erste Kunstausstellung im historischen Gebäude eingerichtet. * (de) The Kistefos Museum (Norwegian: Kistefos-Museet) is a contemporary art museum and sculpture park located in Jevnaker, Norway. The art park first opened to the public in 1996 with an exhibition of 25 sculptures. Founded by Christen Sveaas, the biggest shareholder of Kistefos, a privately owned investment company, the museum sits on the site of a disused wood pulp mill and includes the Kistefossen waterfall. The 17.6-hectare art park runs around the Randselva river and the surrounding areas, including old factory buildings such as the pulp mill and other buildings leased by the Kistefos group. With donations from the Jevnaker municipality and Christen Sveaas, Kistefos holds two art galleries, a museum, and a sculpture park currently containing 46 sculptures, by both Norwegian and internation (en) Kistefos-Museet är ett norskt privat industriminne samt arbetslivs- och konstmuseum i Kistefoss i Jevnakers kommun. Det drivs av Stiftelsen Kistefos-Museet i en fastighet som ägs av AS Kistefos Træsliberi. Pappersmassafabriken Kistefos Træsliberi grundades 1889 av Anders Sveaas (1840–1917) vid vattenfallet Kistefossen i nedströms Jevnaker och drevs fram till ungefär 1956. Företagsgrundarens sonson Christen Sveaas köpte aktiemajoriteten i företaget 1993 och inordnade det under sitt helägda investmentbolag Kistefos AS. (sv)
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