ICOM-CC is coming to Norway
14 – 18 September 2026
ICOM-CC is coming to Norway
14 – 18 September 2026
Preparations for the 21st ICOM-CC Triennial Conference in Oslo, Norway, from 14-18 September 2026, are well underway. We are thrilled to have joined forces with several partners and sponsors for the Triennial Conference and to present them here on this page!
We are excited to offer a range of pre- and post-conference tours, along with a vibrant social programme. Full details of the extended tours are now available: Post and Pre Tour – ICOM CC 2026. Thanks to our generous partners, some tours will be more accessible and affordable for the participants. Keep an eye out for more information about the full social programme in the coming months.
We are also delighted to announce that the AKO Foundation, a noted supporter of Nordic visual arts, has joined us as a Platinum Sponsor for the 21st ICOM-CC Triennial Conference. Their generous support will help enhance the post-tour offerings, make the conference registration fee more accessible, and support the social events throughout the conference week. Learn more about our Platinum Sponsor: Home – AKO Foundation.
Kunstsilo, the grain silo turned into an art museum after opening. With several collections in their care, recent inclusions of Nordic modernism and concrete art makes it is a must-see. Photo: ©Kunstsilo/Alan Williams Photography.
A big thank you also goes to our Silver+ and Silver Sponsors and Bronze+: Goppion, Bryunzeel, the Eckbo Foundation and Bev/Art.
• Goppion and Bryunzeel have been involved in several groundbreaking cultural heritage projects in Norway, and their expertise is invaluable to the success of this conference.
• The Eckbo Foundation offers broad humanitarian support across arts, sports, and security, and we are grateful for their generous contribution to the event.
• Bev/Art, a Norwegian company on the market to supply small and easy to use climate loggers. We are so happy to have with us local support!.
We extend our heartfelt gratitude to all our sponsors and partners. Your support is vital in helping make the 21st ICOM-CC Triennial Conference in September 2026 a truly unforgettable event.
Goppion designs, engineers, and builds conservation-grade display cases and exhibition interiors in collaboration with leading museums and renowned architects worldwide. Founded in Italy in 1952, we are committed to safeguarding and showcasing the world’s cultural heritage.
The Magna Carta display case. Photo: David Hempenstall.
Recent projects, the Magna Carta project:
Goppion recently provided a unique display solution for a rare 1297 Magna Carta in Canberra, Australia. The innovative Case-in-Case design features a freestanding outer showcase housing an inner Preservation Case with precise environmental controls, protecting the historic document from humidity and light exposure. Seamlessly integrated into the Parliament House’s historic Members Hall, the display ensures both optimal conservation and a dignified presentation of this foundational document.
Detail from the Magna Carta display case. Photo: David Hempenstall.
Founded in 1897, Bruynzeel Storage Systems has built
a reputation for its focus on quality and sustainability. In early 2023, Delta Designs Ltd joined the Bruynzeel Storage Group, further strengthening our presence in North America with its high-quality, custom-made museum grade cabinets.
As the world leader in museum storage solutions, we operate globally with 10 offices across Europe and the U.S., supported by a vast network of partners worldwide.
Tailored Solutions for Museums and Cultural Institutions
Understanding the unique challenges of preserving collections, we offer fully customizable storage solutions. Whether you require space-efficient storage solutions or specialized systems for delicate artifacts, our products are adapted to your specific needs. Our products are highly configurable in size, finish, and accessories, ensuring they integrate seamlessly into any environment.
With a long history of supporting museums, galleries, and research institutions, our portfolio includes everything from small local museums, to private collectors, to renowned collections across the globe, such as:
- Louvre Conservation Centre, France
- Depot Boijmans van Beuningen, Netherlands
- CollectieCentrum (CCNL), Netherlands
- British Museum, United Kingdom
- Victoria & Albert Museum, United Kingdom
- Anno’s Center of Collection Care, Norway
- Louvre Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates
- Hong Kong Museum of Art, Hong Kong
- Yale Peabody Museum, U.S.
- American Museum of Natural History, U.S.
- Metropolitan Museum of Art, U.S.
- From the initial consultation to installation and service, we work closely with clients to deliver tailored solutions. Our experienced project management team ensures a smooth process, whether for small institutions or large-scale, complex installations.
Creating space for a healthy planet
Our vision extends beyond storage; we aim to contribute to a more sustainable planet by enabling institutions to make sustainable choices without compromising on functionality or security.
Recognized as ‘The Footprint Reduction Company,’ we focus on delivering solutions that maximize space efficiency and reduce carbon footprints. By using our mobile solutions and by applying the most sustainable material in the industry, Bruynzeel GreenSteel®, you can achieve a remarkable 98% reduction in CO2 emissions compared to industry standards over a 20 year period. We call this: Creating space for a healthy planet
Since 2021, our operations have been climate neutral (Scope 1 and 2), verified by Deloitte and we are on our way to reach our NetZero goal in 2035.
The Eckbo Foundation is proud to sponsor of the 2026 ICOM conference in Oslo. For over a century, we have been dedicated to supporting arts and culture in Norway, and we deeply appreciate the invaluable work museum professionals do around the world – often under difficult circumstances.
As stewards of several historic buildings and a unique collection of art, photography, objects and archives, we are delighted to welcome ICOM and ICOM-CC experts to Oslo and Norway.
We wish you an inspiring and successful conference!
Richard Arnesen,
Chairman
Eckbo Foundation
Composition, 1919. Thorvald Hellesen. Photo: Børre Høstland, Nasjonalmuseet/BONO.
Bev/Art is honored to sponsor the ICOM-CC 2026 in Oslo. As a company founded to advance monitoring solutions for preventive conservation, partnering with ICOM-CC is a natural and meaningful collaboration. We look forward to welcoming conservation professionals from around the world to Oslo — our beautiful capital and home to a vibrant cultural heritage community.
Rooted in Norway and driven by a global vision, Bev/Art aspires to become the world’s leading provider of climate monitoring solutions for cultural heritage. Our name — Bev/Art [beva:rt] — comes from the Norwegian word bevare, meaning to preserve, and reflects our deep commitment to safeguarding cultural treasures.
We are revolutionizing environmental monitoring for the world’s most treasured cultural spaces. As a leading innovator in IoT technology, Bev/Art empowers museums, libraries, historic sites, and their conservators with advanced tools to protect priceless art and artifacts for generations to come.
Founded in 2022, Bev/Art has quickly earned the trust of renowned institutions and local heritage sites alike. Our ultra-compact sensors — the Nano Sensor (about the size of a postage stamp) and the Pro Sensor (the size of a LEGO block) — set new standards for discreet, high-performance environmental tracking.
