Reykjavík Grapevine - 11.09.2009, Blaðsíða 27

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Keflavík
Suðsuðvestur
www.sudsudvestur.is
Hafnargata 22
230 Reykjanesbær
421-2225
Hafnarfjörður
Hafnarborg
www.hafnarborg.is
Strandgata 34
220 Hafnarfjörður
585-5790
Borgarnes
The Icelandic Settlement Centre
www.landnam.is
Brákarbraut 13-15
310 Borgarnes
437-1600
Stykkishólmur
Vatnasafnið / Library of Water
Akureyri
Akureyri Art Museum
www.listasafn.akureyri.is
Kaupvangsstræti 12
600 Akureyri
461 2610
Populus Tremula
poptrem.blogspot.com/
Kaupvangsstræti 12
600 Akureyri
Kunstraum Wohnraum
Ásabyggð 2
600 Akureyri
Mývatn
Mývatnsstofa
Egilsstaðir
Sláturhúsið
Seyðisfjörður
Skaftfell
www.skaftfell.is
Austurvegur 42
710 Seyðisfjörður
472-1632
Hveragerði
LÁ Art
www.listasafnarnesinga.is
Austurmörk 21
210 Hveragerði
483-1727
Sleepless Nights: Visions from Western
Canada is a group exhibition that brings
together nine contemporary artists from
the provinces of Alberta and British
Columbia. Showing at Kling&Bang,
the exhibit draws inspiration from
Icelandic poet and celebrated literary
figure Stephan G. Stephansson, who
immigrated to the United States and
later moved to Alberta, Canada. The
exhibition looks to (re)engage the
cultural and historical connections
between Western Canada and Iceland.
A connection that may or may not be
obvious. The only way to find out is
to visit Kling&Bang until the 4th of
October. Admission is free. LP
Dance with Us!
Laugavegi 21 - 101 Reykjavik - 551 6464 Kl
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We are here:
The Gold Eaters
Listasalur Mosfellsbæjar
September 5th – September 29th
Rising From The Summer Sea
Boginn Gallery, Gerðuberg
September 19th – November 8th
Cartoon Course
For Teenagers
Gerðuberg Culture Center
September 12 – October 17, once
a week on Saturdays 1pm-3pm
Sleepless Nights: Visions
from Western Canada
Kling&Bang
September 5th – October 4th
Icelandic artist Bjargey Ólafsdóttir is
one of a new generation of Icelandic
artists who are working across lens-
based media and performance. Her
work ranges from film and photography
to drawings and paintings. Her latest
exhibit is entitled The Gold Eaters (I
read Italian Vouge and eat polarbear
meat with my fingers) and the title itself
is surely enough to draw even those
who usually consider themselves non-
gallery-goers. LP
After being born and raised on the
Westman Islands, Steinunn Einarsdóttir
picked up and moved to Queensland,
Australia for 27 years. Her continuous
proximity to the ocean has fueled her
dappled and curiously colourful works
over the course of her her career. In
her new exhibition, Steinunn exhibits
oil, acrylic and watercolour paintings,
showing how the range of mediums
affect the style and subject matter. With
the summer now behind us this exhibit
should keep the sun lingering a while
longer. RL
The Reykjavík Cultural Center,
Gerðuberg, is now offering a course in
cartooning for teenagers. The course
concentrates on political caricature
drawings and the organizers not only
encourage but expect the participants
to have some sort of political awareness
and confidence in drawing. So no
doodling, this is serious stuff. The
course will cover the basics of political
cartooning, symbolism, exaggeration,
sarcasm and analysis; with a look at the
history of cartoons and their role in the
present age. Fee: 5500 ISK