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GALLERIES & MUSEUMS IN MAY & JUNE
No photographing allowed
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Always cheeses and red wine
offer on Wednesday evenings
ICELAND :: FILM
A look at the past 100 years in Icelandic
filmmaking. Approximately 100 films can
be selected and viewed in full length.
Child of Hope - Youth and Jón Sig-
urðsson
Exploring the life of Icelandic national
hero, Jón Sigurðsson, made especially
accessible to children, families, and
school groups
Flora Islandica
The publication Flora Islandica by Eggert
Pétursson, with 271 real-size drawing of
flowers in Icelandic nature, is on display.
The Library Room
The old reading room of the National
Library. Displaying books of Icelandic
cultural history dating from the 16th
century to today. Works include oldest
published versions of the Sagas, Eddic
Poems, and more.
On permanent view
Gallerí Ágúst
God Appeared to Me
Painter and filmmaker Magnus Helgason
exhibits his new paintings
Runs until June 18
Gallerí Fold
Marta Rosolska Photography
Runs until November 14
Gerðuberg
Art graduates
An exhibition of final assignments by
students in the Arts Department of the
Breiðholt Comprehensive School
Runs until May 29
Christmas is coming...
An exhibition of Christmas cards, trees,
decorations, etc., in the Collectors’
corner
Runs until June 30
Connected
Exhibition about the connection
between people and
technology
Runs until June 24
'Þorrablót'
Aðalheiður S. Eysteinsdóttir recreates
the scene in this traditional Icelandic
late-winter feast which takes its name
from the Old Norse month of Þorri (mid-
February to mid-March) and centres on
food prepared in the old style.
Runs until June 19
Hafnarborg
Ingenuity
Exhibit by Einar Thorsteinn
Runs until June 19
Art Without Boundaries - JBK Ransu
and Guðrún Bergsdóttir
Part of the Art Without Boundaries Fes-
tival, presenting the art of people with
disabilities and promoting collaboration
between disabled and non disabled
artist
Runs until June 19
Hönnunarsafn
In The Gray Area
Exhibition of works by Shoplifter
Runs until May 29
Furniture exhibition by Gunnar Mag-
nússon
Runs until May 29
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Karin Sander Guestbook
Highly polished chicken eggs, reflecting
wallpieces, and machine-made preci-
sion miniature replicas of people invite
us to shift our perspective in the way we
see things
Runs until June 4
Iðnó
Cellophane
Sundays and Thursdays, 20:00
Kaffistofa
Sooner or Later Sailors Come Home
Drawings from the Harbour by Suzanne
Arhex
Runs until May 22
Knitting Iceland
Come and knit at Laugavegur 25, 3rd
floor
Every Thursday, 14:00 - 18:00
On permanent view
Kópavogur Art Museum - Gerðarsafn
Barbara Árnason: Retrospective
Exhibition
Runs until June 5
The World’s A Stage
Faktorý
May 26, 19:00 to 01:00
1500 ISK
Future Shorts ONE is not your ordinary shorts film festival. Not only does it show
us some of the most amazing shorts from around the world, but it also provides the
audience with an unforgettable interactive experience.
Each month the festival stops in a new city with a new theme. The festival organis-
ers won’t divulge the theme ahead of time, but they did tell us: "Wear your best
travel gear, and don’t forget your cameras".
And that’s not all! There is a free beer included in the price! Now there is no excuse
to not enjoy even the most avant-garde sample of cinematography.
Like a well-known old guy said: “All the world’s a stage”. Do you want to partake?
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May
Whale Watching and Puffin island
Take part in an adventure at sea into the world of
whales and sea birds all year round from Reykjavík.
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*10:00 and 14:00 departures from 1 July to 10 August
Whale Watching Schedule – All Year
Other adventures at sea
Puffin Watching May 15th - August 15th
Midnight Whale Watching June 15th - July 31st
Sea Angling May 1st - August 31st
Ferry to Viðey island all year round
Free entry to the
Whale Watching Centre.
Call us on +354 555 3565
or visit www.elding.is
Tour Operator
Environmental Award
Icelandic Tourist Board
Step into
the Viking Age
Experience Viking-Age Reykjavík at the
new Settlement Exhibition. The focus of the
exhibition is an excavated longhouse site which
dates from the 10th century ad. It includes
relics of human habitation from about 871, the
oldest such site found in Iceland.
Multimedia techniques bring Reykjavík’s
past to life, providing visitors with insights
into how people lived in the Viking Age, and
what the Reykjavík environment looked like
to the first settlers.
The exhibition and
museum shop are open
daily 10–17
Aðalstræti 16
101 Reykjavík / Iceland
Phone +(354) 411 6370
www.reykjavikmuseum.is