Reykjavík Grapevine - 11.10.2013, Blaðsíða 46

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OPENINGS AND ONGOING
October 11 -
November 7
How to use the listings: Venues
are listed alphabetically by day.
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Opening
i8 Gallery
October 31
The exhibition will feature new
sculptures and installations by Berlin-
based Polish artist, Alicja Kwade.
Runs until December 7
Fri!arhúsi!
October 12, 14:00-16:00
Industrial Workers of the World
(IWW) will meet to open their
first Icelandic branch. IWW is an
international, radical workers' union
founded in 1905, and all are welcome.
Kaffi Mokka
October 30
Dúr!in Litin Á
Photos by Jóhann Ágúst Hansen
showing The Sugarcubes' first
concert, held in Hotel Iceland, 1988.
Runs until November 28
Kunstschlager
October 26
Holy Holy Holy
Steinunn Har!ardóttir’s first solo
exhibition will include paintings,
sculptures, light and sound.
Runs until November 9
Loft Hostel
October 21, 21:00
The Life And Almost Death Of
Riley
The storyteller Ismael Velasco
returns from his trip to Greenland.
On his way back home he delivers his
scintillating performance.
Reykjavík Museum of
Photography
November 7
Constructed Sites
Norwegian photographer Nils Olav
Bøe exhibits eight pictures. Bøe’s
photos shows miniature models,
inspired by press pictures from all
around the world.
Runs until January 2, 2014
Spark Design Space
October 11
SKVÍS
Berlin-based Icelandic graphic
designer Siggi Eggertsson’s new
exhibition will feature eight modular
posters that guests can rearrange to
form a large mural.
Runs until November 16
Ongoing
101 Art Gallery
Various art works on view, most
notably by Hulda Hákon, Steinunn
"órarinsdóttir and Gu!rún Vera
Hjartadóttir.
On permanent view
Anarkía
Hlutverk
Clowns are very ambivilent creatures,
capable of being both funny, and
scary. Icelandic artist Gu!laug
Fri!riksdóttir exhibits the clown's role
in society.
Runs until October 27
Árbær Museum
A guided tour in English through this
open air museum, which consists of
twenty buildings, happens daily at
13:00. Admission 1,100 ISK.
On permanent view
ASÍ Art Museum
Surrounding A Deep Fjord
Gu!björg Lind Jónsdóttir and
Hjörtur Marteinsson put on a mixed
media exhibit that overtakes the
whole gallery. It features landscape
paintings, a skeletal spinal column
sculpture, and an arctic tern sitting
on a cloud.
Runs until October 27
The Culture House
Medieval Manuscripts, Eddas,
and Sagas
An exhibit showcasing principal
medieval manuscripts, such as
Codices Regii of the Poetic and Prose
Edda, law codices and Christian
works, and the Icelandic Sagas.
On permanent view
Child of Hope - Youth and Jón
Sigur!sson
Exploring the life of Icelandic national
hero Jón Sigur!sson, 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,
including 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.
On permanent view
The Einar Jónsson Museum
The museum contains close to 300
artworks including a beautiful garden
with 26 bronze casts of the artist's
sculptures.
On permanent view
Gallery Sign (Skilti)
Skirt
Alison Willoughby displays a new
photographic work on the cultural
iconography of the British Kebab
Shop.
Runs until December 20
Hverfisgallerí
This is the first posthumous exhibition
of Georg Gu!ni’s works. The
exhibition features a series of oil on
canvas landscape paintings that have
not been shown before in Iceland.
Runs until November 2
i8 Gallery
Works on Paper
Thirty artists explore the medium of
paper conceptually and literally as
both a subject and/or object.
Runs until October 12
The Icelandic Phallological
Museum
The museum contains a collection of
more than two hundred and fifteen
penises and penile parts belonging to
almost all the land and sea mammals
that can be found in Iceland.
On permanent view
Kunstschlager
The Future Ones
In this exhibition, you will get the
chance to see three of Sigrún
Hrólfsdóttir's latest works.
Runs until October 20.
The Living Art Museum -
N"listasafni!
Embracing Impermanence
Works from the museum’s
collection will be presented
alongside recent works by
emerging artists. Works deal with
impermanence and durability.
Runs until December 1
Museum of Design and Applied
Art
Chance Encounters - Toward
Modernity In Iceland Design
The exhibit focuses on the
introduction of modernism in Icelandic
domestic interiors from the 1930s to
the 1980s. It will feature well-known
designs that have emerged from the
modernist movement of the 20th
century and made their way to Iceland.
Runs until October 13
Mokka Kaffi
Hakur Dór
Fifty years ago at the beginning of
September, artist Haukur Dór opened
his first exhibition at Mokka, now his
paintings are coming full circle.
Runs until October 17
The National Gallery
Ups And Downs
This exhibition explores the career of
Dutch artist Kees Visser, which has
been closely linked to the evolution of
Icelandic art in the 1970s and 80s.
Runs until October 27
Passage 2011
In 2011, the artists Thomas Huber and
Wolfgang Aichner pulled a red boat
over the approximately 3,000 metres
high Nevessattel pass in the Zillertal
Alps down to Italy, on the other side.
The vessel and the documentation of
the journey will be on display.
Runs until October 27
Monsters - Ásgrímur Jónsson
Collection
Icelandic folktales were a favourite
subject of Ásgrímur Jónsson (1876–
1958), who cherished them more than
any other artist. All kinds of monsters
were among his preferences, easily
found in the collections of his
choice. Ogres, ghosts, monsters, the
hidden folk, and elves were carefully
categorized and defined.
Runs until November 30
The National Museum
The Making Of A Nation
This exhibition is intended to provide
insight into the history of the Icelandic
nation from the Settlement to the
present day.
On permanent view
Icelandic Silverwork
Various silver items that have
been made in Iceland over the
last 150 years. A Part-Time Silver
Smith, a separate exhibition, will
run simultaneously and display a
silversmith’s workshop from the turn
of the century.
Runs until December 31
Sigfús Eymundsson Photography
A pioneer of Icelandic photography,
this is an exhibit that taps into the
cultural heritage of Iceland.
Runs until January 2014
The Old Harbour
Iceland Expo Pavillion
Every day from 10:00 to 22:00,
Sagafilms projects a film of Icelandic
scenery inside their Iceland Expo
Laugavegur 25, 3rd floor | Thursdays 14:00-18:00 | Free!
Winter is coming. Not that it ever really left, but winter is inargu-
ably the best time to start knitting. At Knitting Iceland you can
meet other dedicated knitters, get inspired, and knit-away like
there’s no tomorrow. Go street and make knitted street art and
make Reykjavík extra crazy and woolly this winter. That, or just
prepare yourself with warm clothes and accessories for the com-
ing season. With the shitty summer we’ve had, you can use all the
warmth you can get. AKL

Prepare For Winter - Knitting
Hverf isgata 4
101 Reykjavík
Iceland
+354 537 4007
info@hverf isgalleri.is
www.hverf isgalleri.is
Georg Gu!ni
28 September - 2 November
HVERFISGALLERÍ REPRESENTS: Georg Gu!ni | Gu!jón Ketilsson
Gu!n" Rósa Ingimarsdóttir | Harpa Árnadóttir | Hildur Bjarnadóttir
Hrafnhildur Arnardóttir | Jeanine Cohen | Kristinn E. Hrafnsson
Magnús Kjartansson | Sigtryggur Bjarni Baldvinsson | Sigur!ur
Árni Sigur!sson | Tumi Magnússon
Open: Tuesday - Friday 11 - 5pm and Saturday 1-4pm