More og Romsdal Art Center is located in Molde and serves as an important hub for visual artists in the region. The center organizes an annual exhibition that highlights works from artists in Møre og Romsdal and the Norwegian Craftsmen. In addition, they offer production grants for artists, which provides opportunities for the development and realization of art projects.
The center is also known for its outdoor art project "Hølet," created by Joar Nango, which contributes to integrating art into public space. Artists have the opportunity to participate in the Bjørnson Festival exhibition, as well as apply for regional project funds for their own initiatives. In addition, the center has had solo exhibitions, such as one by Simon Wågsholm, which focused on temporariness. There is also an open prequalification for artists for a new nursing home in Batnfjordsøra, which demonstrates the center's commitment to involving art in social development.