Reykjavík Grapevine - 04.05.2007, Side 20

Music Art Films Events
Until May 26
Made in Iceland
Jo Duchene photo exhibition
displaying his documentary of private,
public, industrial and religious housing
in Iceland. (Pourquoi Pas? Festival)
March 15 – May 9
Photographic work by Sari Poijarvi
Safn
Laugavegur 37
Wed.-Fri. 14-18
Sat.-Sun. 14-17
Free Entrance
www.safn.is
March 17 – May 21
Eden
Hugues Reip presents his installation
entitled Eden, featuring images of
flowers he has enlarged, printed and
mounted on a wooden structure.
(Pourquoi Pas? Festival)
March 17 – May 21
Jardin Vilayet
Sigurður Árni Sigurðsson photo
exhibition.
Sigurjón Ólafsson Museum
Laugarnestangi 70
Tue.-Sun. 14-17
Permanent exhibition
The work of sculptor Sigurjón Ólafsson
Start Art / Art Shop
Laugavegur 12b
www.startart.is
A new gallery emphasising
contemporary art.
Outside Reykjavík
Skaftfell
Austurvegur 42, Seyðisfjörður
www.skaftfell.is
17 Mar – 10 May
A unique collaboration between the
Dieter Roth Academy and students
from the Iceland Academy of the
Arts. Participating students are:
Christelle Concho, Harpa Dögg
Kjartansdóttir, Inga Martel, Irene Ósk
Bermudez, James Greenway, Nika
Kupyrova, Sigurrós Svava Ólafsdóttir,
Vilborg Bjarkadóttir, Þórunn Maggý
Kristjánsdóttir and Arild Tveito.
Open 13-17 on weekends
Gallery Klettur
Helluhraun 16, Hafnarfjörður
Open Sat. 10-14. At other times by
arrangement.
Hafnarborg
Strandgata 34, Hafnarfjörður
Mon.-Sun. 11-17
www.hafnarborg.is
April 12 – May 6
No Particular Order
Gilles Bensimon photo exhibition.
Fashion photographs spanning over
three decades of his career. (Pourquoi
Pas? Festival)
Gljúfrasteinn
Halldór Laxness museum
270 Mosfellsbær
Open daily except Mondays from
10-17.
Kópavogur Art Museum
– Gerðarsafn
Hamraborg, Kópavogur
Open daily 11:00-17:00 except
Mondays
www.gerdarsafn.is
The Icelandic Museum of Design
and Applied Art
Lyngás 7-9, 121 Garðabær
Opening hours: Tues. –Fri. 14-18; Sat.
and Sun. 16-18. www.mudesa.org
March 4 – May 12
M/M & Gabriela
Sculpture by French design duo
M/M in collaboration with Gabriela
Friðriksdóttir. (Pourquoi Pas? Festival)
The Icelandic Settlement Centre
Brákarbraut 13-15, Borgarnes
Opening hours: May to September
10-20; September to May 11-17. www.
landnam.is
Permanent exhibitions: The
Settlement of Iceland; The Saga of
Egill Skalla-Grimsson
Suðsuðvestur
Hafnargata 22, Keflavík
Thu.-Fri. 16-18
Sat.-Sun. 14-17
www.sudsudvestur.i
April 28 – May 20
Þuríður Sigurðardóttir exhibition
Sandgerði Museum
Gerðavegur 1, Sandgerði.
Until February 7, 2008
Polar Adventures
Exhibition on the life and work of the
French polar explorer, scientist and
doctor Jean-Baptiste Charcot.
Jónas Viðar Gallery
Kaupvangsstræti 12, Akureyri
Fri.-Sat. 13-18
www.jvs.is/jvgallery.htm
May 5 – May 27
Þorvaldur Þorsteinsson solo exhibit
Akureyri Art Museum
Kaupvangsstræti 12, Akureyri
Tue.-Sun. 12-17
www.listasafn.akureyri.is
May 5 – Jun 24
Rhythms of Life
Sculptures by Australian artist Andrew
Rogers
DaLí Gallery
Brekkugata 9, Akureyri
Mon.-Sat. 14-18
www.daligallery.blogspot.com
GalleriBOX
Kaupvangstræti 10, Akureyri
www.galleribox.blogspot.com
April 5 – May 4
In My Garden
Rósa Sigrún Jónsdóttir exhibition
Films
Next
Smárabíó, Borgarbíó Akureyri, Sambíóin
Kringlunni, Háskólabíó
Pathfinder
Smárabíó, Regnboginn
Inland Empire
Regnboginn
The Hills Have Eyes Smárabíó, Regnboginn
The Science Of Sleep
Regnboginn
Perfect Stranger
Smárabíó, Regnboginn, Borgarbíó
Akureyri
Blades Of Glory
Laugarásbíó, Sambíóin Kringlunni, Sam-
bíóin Álfabakka, Sambíóin Akureyri,
Sambíóin Keflavík
Shooter
Laugarásbíó, Borgarbíó Akureyri, Sam-
bíóin Álfabakka, Sambíóin Keflavík
Mr. Bean’s Holiday
Laugarásbíó, Selfossbíó, Sambíóin Ál-
fabakka, Sambíóin Akureyri, Sambíóin
Keflavík
Sunshine
Smárabíó, Háskólabíó
Breach
Sambíóin Kringlunni, Sambíóin Álfa-
bakka
Das Leben Der Anderen
Regnboginn (May 4)
Spiderman 3
(May 4)
The Condemned
(May 11)
The Reeping
(May 11)
It’s A Boy Girl Thing
(May 11)
Goal 2
(May 11)
Disturbia
(May 16)

Movie Theatres
Regnboginn, Hverfisgata 54
101 Reykjavík, Tel. 551-9000
Háskólabíó, Hagatorg
107 Reykjavík, Tel. 525-5400
Laugarásbíó, Laugarás
104 Reykjavík, Tel. 565-0118
Smárabíó, Smáralind
201 Kópavogur, Tel. 564-0000
Sambíóin, Álfabakki 8
109 Reykjavík, Tel. 575-8900
Sambíóin, Kringlan 4-12
103 Reykjavík, Tel. 575-8900
Sambíóin Akureyri, Ráðhústorg
600 Akureyri, Tel. 461-4666
Nýja-Bíó, Hafnargata 33
230 Reykjanesbær, Tel. 421-1170
Selfossbíó, Eyrarvegur 2
800 Selfoss, Tel. 482-3007
Fjalakötturinn
Sunday, May 15.00 The Children of Noisy Village
17.00 Reykjavík Documentary Work-
shop: Wide Awake
20.00 Moving Story: Works in progress
and discussions
Monday, May 17.00 Ronja the Robber’s Daughter
20.00 Reykjavík Documentary Work-
shop: Wide Awake
All films shown at Tjarnarbíó Cin-
ema, Tjarnargata 12, 101 Reykjavík
Events
The Pockemon Crew
08.05 and 09.05 The French break-
dancers in the Pockemon Crew are
scheduled to perform twice at the
Reykjavík City Theatre. The group
is highly acclaimed in the hip-hop
universe. For tickets see www.midi.is.
Reykjavík City Theatre, Listabraut 2.
San Francisco Ballet
16.05 – 20.05 The San Francisco Ballet
is the oldest ballet company in the
US. Artistic Director Helgi Tómasson
has created a show specially designed
for an Icelandic audience, based on
some of the ballets Tómasson has
choreographed for his company.
In conjunction with this event, an
exhibition of Helgi Tómasson’s career
and the San Francisco Ballet’s history
will open in the foyer of the Reykjavik
City Theatre on May 16.
Reykjavík City Theatre, Listabraut 2.
Opera by Hafliði Hallgrímsson
18.05 Icelandic Symphony Orchestra
and eight solo singers perform Die
Wält der Zwischenfälle, an opera
by Hafliði Hallgrímsson. Described
by critics as an absurdist classic, the
opera has been staged in Vienna and
Lübeck. Its Icelandic premiere will take
place at Háskólabíó on May 18. The
concert starts at 19:30.
Háskólabíó Concert Hall, at Hagatorg.
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Saturday evening May 12 won’t be
just another weekend party night
in the country. This particular Sat-
urday happens to be Election Day
when Icelanders will get the chance
to vote on which political party will
be in government for the next four
years.
But that’s not all folks. The Eu-
rovision competition takes place at
the same time, and if all goes well
in the preliminary, Eiríkur “The Vi-
king” Hauksson will be singing his
ass of in Helsinki that same night.
If Hauksson would happen to win
the damn competition, he will be
singing the victory song at the ex-
act same time as the first election
numbers are announced.
This unique scenario is bound to
break some world record in drink-
ing and TV watching, (compared to
population of course) as a long lo-
cal tradition obligates everyone to
celebrate like there’s no tomorrow.
Both happenings are broadcasted
live on National TV, channel 1.
Biggest Party Ever!
On TV
www.gljufrasteinn.is