Reykjavík Grapevine - 09.10.2015, Blaðsíða 38

ART
OPENINGS
Oct 9 - Nov 12
How to use the listings: Venues
are listed alphabetically by day.
For complete listings and detailed
information on venues visit listings.
grapevine.is. Send your listings to:
listings@grapevine.is
Opening
Anarkía
‘Doorways’ by Kristín Tryggvadóttir
‘Doorways’ features a collection of
monoprints by Kristín Tryggvadóttir. The
exhibition is themed around opening and
closing, the journey through life and the
unexpected doorways that open and close.
Opens October 16
Runs until November 8
‘Landscape of the Mind’ by Sólrún
Halldórsdóttir
Sólrún uses images to capture the
realisation that there is no correct way of
looking at things, only different angles,
similar to landscapes. Seen from above, a
landscape is very different than a ground-
up view.
Opens October 17
Runs until November 8
ART67
Artist of the month: Brynja
Árnadóttir
Brynja has been drawing all of her life,
and this exhibit shows her pencil art. She
focuses on drawing women in their many
varied forms and roles, dreaming, flirting,
and dancing the dance of life.
Opens November 7
Runs until November 30
Árbær Culture house
Cocktail
Unnur Þóra Skúladóttir spent her childhood
drawing, and recently starting painting
with oils and creating mosaics, which are
exhibited at Árbær Culture House.
Opens October 2
Runs until January 29
Ásgrímur Jónsson Collection
‘Reflection’ by Ásgrimur Jónsson
The latest exhibition in the Ásgrímur
Jónsson Collection exhibits his self-
portraits, reflecting both his growth as an
artist as well as his perception of himself.
Opens October 11
Runs until November 30
Bíó Paradís
Svartir Sunnidagar
Every Sunday during the winter, Bíó Paradís
is hosting a special screening at 20:00. The
first show is 'Come and See' on October 11.
Dansverkstæði
Dans í dimmu
Come and dance in the dark for an
hour and a bit at Dansverkstæðið. Bring
comfortable clothes.
October 13 at 19:00
Ekkisens
‘Eden/Vín’ by Kaktus
Kaktus is coming to Ekkisens with tropical
plants, waffles, parrots, and more. The
idyllic life will be reflected in this weekend-
long exhibition. There is a special opening
party on October 31 at 19:00.
Opens October 31
Runs until November 1
Gallerí Tukt
Elín Mist Exhibition
Elín hosts her first solo exhibition, in
which she uses oil paintings to recreate
her dreamscapes, and link her nighttime
fears and hopes to the real world. There is
a special opening party on October 17 at
16:00.
Opens October 17
Runs until October 27
Kristín Dóra Ólafsdóttir Exhibition
Kristín shows a number of pieces, paintings,
pictures, writings, and sculptures as part
of the Young Art Festival. There is a special
opening party on October 31 at 16:00.
Opens October 31
Runs until November 14
Gerðuberg Cultural Centre
‘A Visit to the Monsters’
A child-friendly exhibit that shows the daily
lives of Little Monster and Big Monster. See
how they live, where they sleep, and what
they do to pass the time. There is a special
opening party on October 24 at 14:00. On
November 7 and 8 there will be a special
crafts workshop for children.
Opens October 24
Runs until April 24
Harpa
Reykjavík Comedy Festival
Gabriel Iglesias performs for the 2015
Reykjavík Comedy Festival.
October 25 at 19:30
Hverfisgallerí
Sigurður Árni Sigurðsson Exhibition
Sigurður is showing his works at
Hverfisgallerí. There's a special opening
party on October 10 at 16:00.
Opens October 10
Runs until November 14
i8 Gallery
Arna Óttarsdóttir Exhibit
Arna will exhibit new works in textile in her
first exhibition at i8.
Opens November 3
Runs until January 9
Icelandic Printmakers
Association
‘Mapped landscape’ by Jens D.
Nielsen
In collaboration with the Danish Embassy
in Iceland, Grafík will be showing works by
Danish artist Jens D. Nielsen.
Opens October 24
Runs until November 8
Loft Hostel
‘Once Upon a Human’
This project focuses on the human
experience being similar to fiction and
literature. This event centres around
the human experience. What is another
person’s life story? Are they on a hero’s
journey? Have they ever slain a dragon?
October 29 at 17:00
Nordic House
‘Ice In Motion’ by Red Snow
‘Ice in Motion’ is an exhibit by Red Snow,
a group of Nordic artists and scientists,
that promotes dialogue and awareness
of the effect climate change has on the
The Future Is Now
'Back To The Future' trilogy screening
Bíó Paradís
Hverfisgata 54 (E5) | 18:00 | Admission: 3,000 ISK
Anyone who spends their time scrolling through social media when
they should be working might get deja-vu right about now. The
"today is the day that Marty McFly arrives when he travels to the
future!" meme first appeared in 2010, when a photoshopped picture
of his time-travelling DeLorean's dashboard tricked people on a viral
scale. It happened again in 2012. But guess what! October 21st 2015
is the ACTUAL date Marty McFly went to! This is not a drill! The
future is finally here! So why not mourn 2015's lack of self-drying
jackets, hoverboards and flying cars by gorging on the whole classic
Back To The Future trilogy, shown back-to-back at Bíó Paradís? JR
Open:
Mondays-Saturdays 11:30-22:30
Sundays 16:00-22:00
Now offering
catering service!
10
The Reykjavík Grapevine
Issue 16 — 2015
21
October