Reykjavík Grapevine - 07.10.2016, Blaðsíða 45

Suðurgata 41
101 Reykjavík
www.thjodminjasafn.is
tel +354 530 22 00
Hverfisgata 15
101 Reykjavík
www.safnahusid.is
tel +354 530 22 10
National Museum of Iceland
The country’s largest
museum of cultural
history from settlement
to present day.
The Culture House
Manuscripts, fine art, natural
specimens, curiosities and
archeaological findings form
the exhibition Points of View.
National
Museum of
Iceland
The
Culture
House
The exhibitions, shops and cafés are open daily 10 - 17 Closed on Mondays 16/9 – 30/4
Experience
Icelandic Art
and Design
Gerðarsafn -
Kópavogur Art
Museum
Hamraborg 4,
Kópavogur
Open 11–17
Closed on Mondays
www.gerdarsafn.is
Hönnunarsafn Íslands
/ Museum of Design
and Applied Art
Garðatorg 1, Garðabær
Open 12–17 / Closed on Mondays
www.honnunarsafn.is
Hafnarborg
/ The Hafnarfjordur Centre
of Culture and Fine Art
Strandgata 34, Hafnarfjörður
Open 12–17 / Thursdays 12–21
Closed on Tuesdays
www.hafnarborg.is
Route 40 takes you to
on your way to the Blue Lagoon
GARÐABÆR’S
TOWN CREST
An Exhibition on Competition
Submissions (3.9. - 16.10.2016)
KEEPERS
Icelandic design highlights,
from the Collection
Experiment - Clay and
more
August 26th – October 23rd
A conversation between visual
culture and clay.
Hope
October 8th – November 20th
Portraits by painter Birgir Snæb-
jörn Birgisson.
SCULPTURE /
SCULPTURE
Eva Ísleifsdóttir / Sindri Leifsson
What is the place of sculpture in
Icelandic contemporary art?
+ THE COLLECTION
A space for research on the
Gerðarsafn collection and a peek
behind the scenes of a museum.
Route 40
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Opening
Árbær Culture House
'The Power of Colors'
Opens October 6 2016
Runs until January 31, 2017
Gerðarsafn
Children’s Sculpture Course
Sculpture course for children 9-12 years
old led by Guðný Rúnarsdóttir.
October 8 13:00
Gerðarsafn
'This Time // CYCLE'
This exhibition revolves around the musi-
cal structure of time, loops, rehearsals
and refrains, and an insistence on the
potentiality of other worlds.
October 27 - December 18
Harpa
Arctic Circle Conference
A gathering of the largest network for
international dialogue and cooperation
regarding the future of the Arctic.
October 6-9
i8 Gallery
'4 Parts Divided'
A four-piece art exhibit, presented by
Gallery i8 and featuring work by Sigurður
Guðmundsson, Birgir Andrésson, Ignacio
Uriarte, and Ragna Róbertsdóttir.
Part 1 October 6 17:00
Runs until October 15
Part 2 October 18
Runs until October 29
Part 3 November 1
Runs until November 12
Part 4 November 15
Runs until November 25
Kaktus (Akureyri)
“Órói”
Pop-up art exhibit by Þórgunnar Þórsdót-
tir and Sara Sigurðardóttir.
October 27 14:00-22:00
October 28 14:00-22:00
Kringlan Culture House
Mamma and Malli II - Marlon Pollock
This is the “son” part of the exhibition
“Mamma and Malli”, which will exhibit
drawings created by Marlon Pollock. Previ-
ous exhibition featured works created by
his mother. Live music will be performed
at the opening of this exhibition.
Opens October 13
Runs until November 3
The Nordic House
“Fate and Karma” Conference
A reading of the Icelandic Grail and lecture
(in English) on the topic of fate and free
will.
October 12 20:00
The Nordic House
Danish Autumn
Four days of visits and lectures by Danish
artists, authors, poets, and researchers.
Opens October 12
Runs until October 16
The Nordic House
Meet the Author: John Ajvide Lindqvist
Swedish author John Lindqvist made his
debut in 2004 with the vampire novel,
Let The Right One In. A chance to meet
the author. Program held in Scandinavian
languages.
November 1 19:30
Reykjavík Museum of Photography
Sirkus Íslands: Johanna-Maria Fritz
Following the troupe for two years, the
german photographer Johanna-Maria Fritz
has captured a sense of excitement, relief
and expectations which take place off and
on stage.
Opens October 6
Runs until November 29
Reykjavík Art Museum - Hafnarhús
“One More Story”
A collection of works by Yoko Ono
expressing feminism, peace, and collective
activism.
Opens October 7
Runs until February 5, 2017
Reykjavík Art Museum - Hafnarhús
'Arising - A Call'
A call to women to submit an anonymous
photograph of their eyes along with a
narrative of how they have been harmed
in some way.
Opens October 7
Runs until February 5, 2017
Reykjavík Art Museum - Hafnarhús
“War and Peace”
Provocative new exhibition of Icelandic
pop-political artist Erró.
Opens October 7
Runs until January 22, 2017
Reykjavik City Library
Dogs who listen
Children are welcome to visit the library
and read for dogs, who are specially
trained to listen. Parents must register
their children in advance.
October 9 13:20
October 23 13:20
Safnahúsið
Icelandic Design Awards 2016
Annual presentation of the award for Best
Design and Best Investment in Design,
presented by the Icelandic Design Centre
(Hönnunarmiðstöð).
October 6 18:00
Viðey island
The lighting of Imagine Peace Tower
On John Lennon’s 76th birthday, Yoko
Ono once again will light the IMAGINE
PEACE TOWER in memory of her late
husband.
October 9 20:00
Ongoing
ART67 - Oil Paintings by Linda Óla
A contemplation of flower forms on raw
linen.
Runs until October 31
Árbær Open Air Musem
Daily guided tours from 13:00 to 14:00
through its open air exhibits.
On permanent view.
BERG Contemporary - Sigurður
Guðjónsson
Runs until October 22
Einar Jónsson Museum
The museum contains close to 300 art-
works including a beautiful garden with 26
bronze casts of the artist’s sculptures.
On permanent view
Gallery Sign - 'Given (It Will Come
To Light)'
A solo exhibition by American
photographer Nina Zurier.
Runs until December 15
Gerðarsafn - 'SCULPTURE/SCULP-
TURE '
Part of a recurring exhibit which explores
the place of sculpture in contemporary
art. This cycle displays the works of Eva
Ísleifsdóttir and Sindri Leifsson.
Runs until October 16
Hafnarborg - 'Experiment/Clay and More'
A multi-artist exhibition which explores the
conversation between visual arts and clay.
Runs until October 23
Harpa - 'How To Become Icelandic In 60
Minutes'
A comedy show that teaches you
everything you need to know about being
Icelandic.
Runs until December 31
Hverfisgallerí - Einar Thorláksson
Tribute
Before The Curtain
Falls
Johanna-Maria Fritz - 'Sirkus Íslands'
October 6 - November 29 | Reykjavík Museum of Photography I Admission: Free!
The hidden world of Iceland's first and only circus is laid bare
before your eyes. Following the Sirkus Íslands troupe for
two years, German photographer Johanna-Maria Fritz has
captured a sense of excitement, expectation and relief, both
on and off the stage. The resulting exhibition is a collection
of beautiful and sometimes surreal photos, taken with a
film camera. Johanna states: “Since there's no circus tradi-
tion here in Iceland, I wanted to explore and show the artists'
community, as well as exploring public reception.” So roll up,
roll up, ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls... prepare to see
the hidden world of Sirkus Íslands. SS
Art Listings45The Reykjavík GrapevineIssue 16 — 2016
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