Reykjavík Grapevine - 11.01.2013, Blaðsíða 36

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OPENINGS AND ONGOING
January
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Opening
ASÍ Art Museum
January 12
Part of a Part of a Part
In his work Bjarki Bragason often
confronts issues regarding historical
events.
Runs until February 10
Hafnarborg
January 12
Gravity - Circular Motion by
Björk Viggosdóttir
A new installation exhibition that
encompasses multiple and diverse
media.
Runs until March 17
Drawings - Ingolfur Arnarsson
January 12
Pristine delicacy is a characteristic
of both Ingolfur's paintings and
drawings.
Runs until February 17
i8 Gallery
January 17
Ragna Róbertsdóttir
A collection of landscapes which are
applied directly onto the wall.
Runs until March 9
Kling og Bang Gallery
January 12
REFLAR -Fragments of Life by
Jóna Hlíf Halldórsdóttir and
Guðjón Tryggvason
The installation includes text pieces,
sound and kinetic works that form
a narrative in to the formation of a
friendship.
Runs until February 10 and is open on
Thursdays to Sundays from 14-18
Reykjavík Art Museum -
Hafnarhús
January 19
Spill - Ívar Valgarðsson
Spill comprises three murals of drips
of paint which have trickled onto the
floor. Ívar focuses a digital camera
on the paint drops and projects the
images on to the walls in real time.
Runs until April 14
January 19
Robert Smithson: The Invention
of Landscape - Broken Circle/
Spiral Hill
This exhibition focuses on his only
Earthwork in Europe, Broken Circle/
Spiral Hill, created in Emmen,
Holland in 1971.
Runs until April 14
Reykjavík Museum of
Photography
January 26
Guðmundur Ingólfsson Kvosin -
1986 & 2011.
Runs until May 12
Ongoing
The Culture House
Medieval Manuscripts Eddas
and Sagas
It includes principal medieval
manuscripts, such as Codices Regii
of the Poetic Edda, Prose Edda, law
codices and Christian works, not
forgetting the Icelandic Sagas.
On permanent view
Child of Hope - Youth and Jón
Sigurðsson
Exploring the life of Icelandic
national hero Jón Sigurðsson, made
especially accessible to children,
families and school groups.
On permanent view
Millennium - phase one
A selection of pieces from the
collection of the National Gallery
displaying a variety of works by
Icelandic artists in the last two
centuries.
On permanent view
The Library Room
The old reading room of the
National Library displays books of
Icelandic cultural history dating from
the 16th century to the present day.
Works include the oldest published
versions of the Sagas, Edda Poems
and more.
On permanent view
The Einar Jónsson Museum
The museum contains close to 300
art works including a beautiful tree-
clad garden adorned with 26 bronze
casts of the artist's works is located
behind the museum.
On permanent view
Gerðuberg Cultural Centre
Ikons – A Window to Heaven
An exhibition of ikons in the
traditional Byzantine style by
Konstantínos Zaponidis.
Runs until January 13
The Beginning
An exhibition in the Boginn
exhibition area of oil paintings of
Icelandic landscapes and birds by
Kolbrún Ingimarsdóttir.
Runs until January 13
Knitting Iceland
Come and knit at Laugavegur 25,
3rd floor, every Thursday, 14:00 -
18:00.
On permanent view
Latin Dance Studio, Faxafen 12
Guided Practica
Argentine tango, Sundays from
17:30-19:30. Register by phone 821
6929 or email tangoadventure@
gmail.com, 500 ISK for students, 800
ISK for others. Six- week courses are
also available.
On permanent view
Museum of Design –
Hönnunarsafn Íslands
Gísli B. - Five Decades of Graphic
Design
This survey of Gísli B. Björnsson’s
career features, among other
things, work from his student days,
magazines, book cover design and
layout.
Runs until March
The National Museum
Drawing Across Time and Space
See sketches of Iceland from as
far back as 1789, when Scottish
scientist John Baine took part in
an expedition to Iceland, up to the
present.
Drawing - Traversing Time and
Technique
This exhibition presents drawings
by four draughtspersons from
THE FRESHEST FISH ....AND IDEAS!
SKÓLAVÖRÐUSTÍGUR 14 - 101 REYKJAVÍK - 571 1100
After years of study,
strings of awards and
having led kitchens of
some of Reykjavík’s most
esteemed restaurants,
Gústav still sees him
self as just a kid from
up north, with a life-
time passion for fish.
Reykjavík Art Museum - Kjarvalsstaðir
Miklatún, next to Flókagata | On permanent view
As a pioneer who put graphic art firmly on the map of the
Icelandic art scene in the 1970s and 80s, her work could easily
be described as Andy Warhol with an Icelandic twist. However,
in a career spanning over four decades that has seen numerous
transformations in expression and technique, the highly prolific
and influential artist Ragnheiður Jónsdóttir is still held with high
regard in the popular imaginations of Icelanders. A dynamic
artist who has trodden a unique career path, this is definitely an
individual's footsteps worth following. JL
Mindplay And Fingerdance
Ragnheiður Jónsdóttir's career in art

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i8 Gallery
Tryggvagata 16
101 Reykjavík
Iceland
www.i8.is
i8 was founded in 1995 and represents an eclectic mix of
Icelandic and international contemporary artists.
BIRGIR ANDRÉSSON
ÓLAFUR ELÍASSON
HREINN FRIÐFINNSSON
KRISTJÁN GUÐMUNDSSON
SIGURÐUR GUÐMUNDSSON
ELÍN HANSDÓTTIR
RONI HORN
JANICE KERBEL
RAGNAR KJARTANSSON
ERNESTO NETO
EGGERT PÉTURSSON
FINNBOGI PÉTURSSON
RAGNA RÓBERTSDÓTTIR
EGILL SÆBJÖRNSSON
KARIN SANDER
HRAFNKELL SIGURÐSSON
IGNACIO URIARTE
ÍVAR VALGARÐSSON
ÞÓR VALGARGSSON
LAWRENCE WEINER
Opening hours: Tuesday - Friday, 11-5pm, Saturday, 1-5pm.
Join our mailing list on www.i8.is or join us on Facebook.
RAGNA RÓBERTSDÓTTIR
17 January - 9 March 2013