The NorthSouthEastWest exhibition was launched on 20 May 2005 at the Rådhusplassen.

Between 20 May-14 June 2005, the exhibition was displayed at Oslo Fjord, the Nobel Peace Centre and in Oslo Town Square. It was also included in a series of national activities planned to mark 100 years of Norwegian independence and was shown at major outdoor events such as 'Culture Night', the Oslo Music Festival and the celebrations on Jubilee Day on 7 June 2005.

Vitenskapskafe open-air special
Time: 18.00
Event: Hot politics: what will you do about climate change?
Location: In front of the Peace Centre
Grab a beer, sit outside and make up your mind about climate change. What does it mean to you and what will you do about it? Two of the world's top experts, Tom Burke (UK), and Richard Lindzen (USA) go head-to-head on the importance of global warming. Is it an issue that we simply can't afford to take a chance on? Come and join the debate

Dates: 20-23 May 2005
Times: 11am-4pm
Venue: Rådhusplassen (in front of Peace Centre)

Bring your kids along to contruct windmills, solar clocks and create their own eco-powered inventions. You can even design a UV warning badge for your mobile phone while your children become the inventors of tomorrow. Workshops will take place in a tent next to the NorthSouthEastWest exhibition and will be run by science communicator Keith Kelly from the UK. Norwegian speaking assistants will be present. Passer-bys are welcome.