Reykjavík Grapevine - 04.07.2008, Blaðsíða 45

B5 | The Reykjavík Grapevine | Issue 09 2008
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The legendary Danish DJ Trentemöller
will return yet again to Iceland on July
18 and jog some discs at the notorious
venue Tunglið. This version of Tunglið
actually isn’t as notorious as the old
Tnglið was, and some say it isn’t Tunglið
at all but you know, the same guy ope-
rates it. Kasper Björke will accommo-
date Trentemöller but he has recently
won over most of Icelandic dance gurus
with his hit ‘Back and Spine’ which he
created with Icelandic All-star band FM
Belfast. The ticket is a bit pricey or 2,500
ISK but we’re sure it’s worth it. Tickets
and more info at www.midi.is
When:
July 18
Where:
Tunglið, Tryggvagata 22
Music
trentemöller
at tunglið
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On July 4, the artist Jóna Hlíf Halldór-
sdóttir opened the exhibition Aðlögun
/ Adaptation inside 101 Gallery in
downtown Reykjavík. The exhibition
consists of photographs, an installa-
tion and some video-works that Jóna
has been creating for the past years
where she deals with power, the human
psyche and various natural phenomena
as an illusion. In addition to displaying
her own art-works in solo and group
exhibitions in Iceland and abroad, Jóna
Hlíf runs GalleriBOX in Akureyri and is
also a curator for VeggVerk and Gallerí
Ráðhús.
When:
July 4 – August 15
Where:
101 Gallery,
Hverfisgata 18a
July 10 the prolific idealist society
Iceland-Palestine throws yet another
gathering at Reykjavik’s most popular
venue Organ. And if you’re not that into
the whole Free Palestine concept you
probably look good with a Palestinian
scarf around your neck, so it’s kind of
open for everyone. The line-up is quite
experimental but a sound sculpture
by Varda will be broadcasted online
to begin with, then the young perfor-
mer Gunnar Jónsson will launch the
live show. Later that night classic acts
such as Morðingjarnir and Viðurstyg-
gð will perform. The expiration will be
reggaeish but it will be in the hands of
History Sound. The fun begins at 21:00.
When:
July 10
Where:
Organ,
Hafnarstræti 1-3 Friday, July 4, the exhibition, ‘again and
again .. round and round …’, a colla-
boration between artists Anna Hrund
Másdóttir and Bergdís Hörn Guðvarðar-
dóttir, will open in Gallerí Íbíza Bunker.
The gallery is a new art venue in
downtown Reykjavík, whose aim is
to exhibit artworks by exciting artists
irrespective of their age, education or
past experience. This summer will see
seven exhibitions, opening every Friday
at 17:00 to 20:00. Each opening will also
feature live music and are only open for
these three hours each time. On July 11,
Guðmundur Thoroddsen will present his
works at the gallery.
When:
July 4 and July 11
Where:
Gallerí Ibiza Bunker,
Þingholtsstræti 31
Art
adaptation
in 101
Music
iceland-palestine
Benefit concert in 101
Art
round and
round in
iBiza
Bunker
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