Reykjavík Grapevine - 06.05.2011, Blaðsíða 32

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The house will dominate the har-
bour—and not everybody agrees on
how beautiful it is. Some think it is
built in the taste of the banksters, the
modern day Vikings who are blamed
for bankrupting the country, with lots
of steel and glass.
So says Egill Helgason. But yes, Harpa
has opened! Read the fascinating story of
a building in the making since 1929
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There is a healthy relationship be-
tween the amount of work that has
gone into the project and the amount
of money I got paid. It is not at all
overpriced.
Artist Ólafur Elíasson discusses his work
on the aforementioned Harpa at length
PAGE 6
There is a smell of Big Brother...
Current Director of the Union of Icelandic
Journalists Hjálmar Jónsson is worried
about our new media law
PAGE 38
I always imagined this incredibly hairy
man, on whom I could braid cornrows
down his entire body.
Artist Shoplifter is... well, she’s Shoplifter
PAGE 10
When you attract these people,
you have a commitment from them
upfront. This might be a bad analogy,
but if they are granted Icelandic citi-
zenship and they get hit by a bus the
next day you have still got investment
locked in for ten years, specifically
excluded from fisheries, energy distri-
bution and generation, aluminium…
those were my suggestions, but if
there are other politically sensitive
industries that I haven’t picked up
on then [the government can] put a
restriction on them.
Canadian lawyer David Lesperance on
granting Icelandic citizenship to ten
wealthy foreign nationals
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