Reykjavík Grapevine - 03.06.2011, Side 51

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GALLERIES & MUSEUMS IN JUNE
I Wonder, You Wonder, We Wonder For The YouWonders!
The Lost Horse Gallery, Hverfisgata 71
Runs until June 17
Free
There is a world, a wondrous world that not many are aware of where Wewonders roam. A few, brave artists have tried to
recreate these creatures through sculpting, drawing, and other means. These artists call themselves Þiðundrin, or the You-
Wonders. The Youwonders, which is comprised of artists Ninna Þórarinsdóttir, Inga María Brynjarsdóttir and Þórey Mjallhvít
H. Ómarsdóttir, do their best to recreate these creatures that are drawn up by the human imagination. You can find these
attempts at the Lost Horse Gallery, at an exhibition entitled ‘The Wondrous World of the Wewonders’ between 14:00 and 17:00
every day except Monday. It would be wise to call ahead to make sure the exhibit is open, call: 868-6087. SAT
at the turn of the 20th century
On permanent view
The History of Sailing
Iceland's maritime history and the
growth of the Reykjavík Harbour
On permanent view
The Coast Guard Vessel Óðinn
Display of vessel that took part in all
three Cod Wars
On permanent view
Reykjavík Museum of Photography
Valdís Thor
100 photographs on display
Runs until June 29
Reykjavík Citizens - Photos from a
working man
Karl Christian Nielsen ś exhibition
depicts photos of every day life between
1916 and 1950
Runs until August 28
Sigurjón Ólafsson Museum
Sigurjón Ólafsson's Pillars &
"Icelander"
Runs until August 28
Skaftfell
Kate Woodcroft and Catherine Sagin
The work of collaborative group Cath-
erine Sagin (thus named after Catherine
Sagin won a fencing bout 10-8 at the
opening of an exhibition) will be fea-
tured
Runs until June 15
Bíó Paradís, Hverfisgata 54
All times are approximate
Movies listed have English subtitles
Friday June 3
18:00 66/23 North West
20:00 Thicker Than Water
22:00 Reykjavík Whale Watching Massacre
Saturday June 4
18:00 The Big Rescue
20:00 Under the Glacier
22:00 Pearls and Swine
Sunday June 5
18:00 The Secret Spell
20:00 ICE-SAR
22:00 Mr. Bjarnfredarson
Monday June 6
18:00 Dis
20:00 Back Soon
22:00 Astropia
Tuesday June 7
18:00 The Quiet Storm
20:00 101 Reykjavík
22:00 ShanghaaingDays
Wednesday June 8
18:00 Remote Control
20:00 Dreamland
22:00 Devil's Island
Thursday June 9
18:00 Children
20:00 Parents
22:00 Dramarama
Friday June 10
18:00 Eleven Men Out
20:00 Children of Nature
22:00 Heima by Sigur rós
Saturday June 11
18:00 Sky Palace
20:00 The Sea
22:00 Jar City
Sunday June 12
18:00 Benjamin Dove
20:00 The House
22:00 Dream of the Way
Monday June 13
18:00 Seagull's DLaughter
20:00 Brim
22:00 The Good Heart
Tuesday June 14
18:00 Angels of the Universe
20:00 Noi the Albino
22:00 Honour of the House
Wednesday June 15
18:00 Tears of Stone
20:00 No Bone No Skin
22:00 White Night Wedding
Thursday June 16
18:00 The Icelandic Dream
20:00 Cold Trail
22:00 Hullaballoo
the National Museum
Runs until September 1
Don't Touch the Ground
Exhibition on the games of 10 year old
children
Runs until July 24
The Nordic House
The Library
The collection centres on new Nordic
literature, both fiction and non-fiction.
The library lends out novels, academic
publications, audio books and more
On permanent view
Open Spaces
Young artists from Nordic countries final
exhibition
Runs until June 5
Restaurant Reykjavik
Let's Talk Iceland Comedy Show
Daily, 20:00, 2200 ISK
Reykjavík Art Museum
Ásmundarsafn
From Sketch to Sculpture - Draw-
ings by Ásmundur Sveinsson
Runs until April 22, 2012
Magnús Árnason - Homage
Runs until April 22, 2012
Tomi ungerer – Posters and Draw-
ings
Tomi is an award winning illustrator
known for his social satire
Runs until July 24
Perspectives - On the Borders of Art
and Philosophy
Comprehensive exhibit that represents
the breadth and diversity of styles and
artistic media pursued in Iceland today
Runs until September 4
Reykjavík City Museum
Reykjavik 871 +/- 2 (The Settlement
Exhibition)
Archaeological findings from ruins of
one of the first houses in Iceland and
other excavations in the city centre
On permanent view
Reykjavík Maritime Museum
From Poverty to Abundance
Photos documenting Icelandic fishermen
Gamla góða