Reykjavík Grapevine - 07.06.2013, Blaðsíða 57

Sýning - Ausstellung – Exhibition
Listagilið
June 8 - July 12
Do you love Icelanders who’ve gone to Germany and are
totally artsy? Then you will dig Hlynur Hallson! He’s been a
name to watch in the North of Iceland, and is putting on a
show on in Akureyri’s Listagilið. Combining a wide range
of mediums, Hlynur has won several awards, including the
Kunstverein Hannover in 1997, and being Akureyri’s town
artist in 2005. The show itself is in Kartöflugeymslan, the top
floor of Listagilið, and showcases selected works of Hlynur
from the last decade. TGB
O U T SI D E
Reykjavík in June
Mosfellsbær
Gljúfrasteinn
Maxímús Músikús
June 9
Maxímús Músíkús and company put
on a children's show. The author talks
about Maxímús, and about musical
adventures.
Gunnhildur Halla Guðmundsdóttir
June 16
Chelloist Gunnhildur Halla
Guðmundsdóttir puts on a show.
Selfoss
Hrísmýri
Kótelettan Festival
June 7-9
An annual family friendly festival in
Selfoss! Events and activities span
this light summer weekend, from daily
musical performances to lazer tag in
the park, to a Saturday night “meat
festival!” Tickets are 2,900 ISK. More
information and program on the event
page: www.facebook.com/kotelettan.
Westman Islands
Heimaey
Pompei of the North
Excavation project at the site of the
1973 volcanic eruption on the island of
Heimaey.
On permanent display
West Iceland
Borgarnes
The Icelandic Settlement Centre
The Settlement Exhibition
A thirty minute-long multi-media
exhibit that provides insight into the
settlement of Iceland. Admission is
2,400 ISK.
On permanent display
The Egils Saga Exhibition
Located in the stone-walled basement
of the Centre, this exhibit leads visitors
through the colourful saga of Egil, one
of Iceland’s first settlers.
On permanent display
West Fjords
Flateyri
Vagninn
June 8, 22:30
Prins Póló, Holy B, Hlaupkarlarnir and
Óli Popp put on a live gig.
1,500 ISK.
Stykkishólmur
Vatnasafnið / Library of Water
Water, Selected
Twenty four columns filled with glacier
water from all over the country.
Ongoing
To Place
An audio exhibit offering insight into
the Icelandic psyche, where you can
listen to recordings of people talking
about the weather.
Ongoing
At the seashore the giant lobster makes
appointments with mermaids and landlubbers.
He waves his large claws, attracting those desiring
to be in the company of starfish and lumpfish.
> Only 45 minutes drive from Reykjavík
Eyrarbraut 3, 825 Stokkseyri, Iceland · Tel. +354 483 1550
Fax. +354 483 1545 · info@fjorubordid.is · www.fjorubordid.is
by the sea
and a delicious lobster
at Fjörubordid in Stokkseyri
Reykjavík
Stokkseyri
Eyrarbakki - The Seashore restaurant
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Summer opening hours: Mon - Sun 12:00 to 22:00
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STEYPA
Old Herring Factory, Djúpavík
June 1 - August 31
The old herring factory in Djúpavík has exchanged fish for photog-
raphy. Djúpavík, in Iceland’s mystifying Westfjords, is the host of a
summer long photography exhibit entitled, STEYPA (Icelandic for
concrete). The exhibit will feature the work of both Icelanders and
non-Icelanders as they each explore their unique experience with
Iceland. If the scenery wasn’t reason enough to take a drive to the
Westfjords, you now have another excuse. SS