Reykjavík Grapevine - 05.04.2013, Blaðsíða 40

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OPENINGS AND ONGOING
April 5 - May 9
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Opening
ASÍ Art Museum
April 20
Kristín Jónsdóttir - Words, Time,
and the Color of Water
Works from 1984-2013 touching
various themes on Kristín's
palette consisting of handwritten
texts, paintings on plexiglass and
watercolors on paper.
Runs until May 12
Gerðuberg
April 21
Birds - The Art of Flight
Birds in all possible manifestations
are the subject of this Springtime
exhibit.
Runs until June 21
Hafnarborg
April 25
Hellisgerði, Flower and
Recreation Park
The exhibition looks at the public's
use of the park, vegetation and
overall mood of the park in different
time periods. The exhibition opens
on the first day of summer in
Hafnarborg's Sverrissalur.
Runs until June 17
i8 Gallery
April 25
Hamish Fulton Art Exhibition
British artist works displayed
Runs until June 1
Kunstschlager
April 6
Emily Wardill - Game Keepers
Without Game
Exhibition presented as part of the
Sequences festival.
Runs until April 14
The Living Art Museum
April 5
Grétar Reynisson - Decade
Decade by Gretar Reynisson,
Sequences honorary artist. The
Living Art Museum is one of
the founding organisations of
Sequences, which now is held for
the 6th time.
Runs until April 14
Nordic House
April 11
Nordic Film Festival
The Festival will be showing films
from all the Nordic countries. All
films will be shown with English
subtitles. There is no entrance fee.
Runs until April 21
May 2
Drawn
A group of twelve Swedish artists
will show drawings at The Nordic
House in connection with the
exhibition Tecknat they will arrange
a workshop which will involve a
creative dialogue about drawing
with local art students.
Runs until May 26
Reykjavík Art Museum -
Hafnarhús
April 20
Iceland Academy of the Arts:
Graduation Exhibition 2013
Graduating BA students from
the Department of Fine Art and
the Department of Design and
Architecture show their work
Runs until May 5
Ongoing
ASÍ Art Museum
Permanence is but a Word of
Degrees
Unndór Egill Jónsson displays his
exhibition about life
Runs until April 14
Eygló Harðdardóttir
Exhibition by Eygló
Runs until April 14
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
Hens by Eduardo Perez Baca
Baca’s exhibtion of hens are painted
with wax crayon and plywod.
Runs until April 7
Hafnarborg
My Perception
Exhibition by Erla Stefánsdóttir
Runs until April 21
i8 Gallery
Ragna Robertsdóttir
A collection of landscapes which are
applied directly onto the wall.
Runs until March 9
Kling and Bang
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
A Glimpse of Glit
An exhibtion on chosen items from
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Reykjavík Museum of Photography
April 4 – May 21 | Free
Many of us often imagine how our lives would be if we were
creatures of mythology (okay, yes, some people have god
complexes). But what about the idea that the gods of ancient Viking
mythology could be like us? What kind of job would Loki hold
down? What would Baldr wear? What kind of house would Freyja
live in? Would they be rich or poor, hard working family-types living
in the suburbs driving Subaru Forresters or drunken slackers eating
Styrofoam burgers from the 10-11 for breakfast? Photographer
Lárus Sigurðsson and designer Hallmar Freyr Þorvaldsson grabbed
some well-known local faces (such as… it’s a surprise!) to
represent the imagined lives of the mythical beings from Iceland’s
historical texts. Maybe your life isn’t so far off from a god’s after all.
RL
They Must Be Crazy!
Lárus Sigurðsson & Hallmar Freyr Þorvaldsson – ‘GOD’

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i8 Gallery
Tryggvagata 16
101 Reykjavík
www.i8.is
CALLUM INNES
15 March - 20 April 2013
A4 bréfsefni. PMS 412.
Hverf isgata 4
101 Reykjavík
Iceland
+354 537 4007
f +354 537 4008
info@hverf isgalleri.is
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SIGURÐUR ÁRNI SIGURÐSSON
28 February - 4 May 2013