Atlantica - 01.05.2002, Síða 72

Atlantica - 01.05.2002, Síða 72
i-site LIBRARY❍ 70 A T L A N T I C A The Reykjavík Museum of Photography Icelandic photojournalism from 1965-1975. An interesting exhibition on a decade of photojour- nalism. From 30 May until 1 September. Hasse Persson Lecture. A lecture given by Scandinavian photographer Persson, whose work has been featured in Life, Time, Newsweek and the New York Times. Entry free. The Reykjavík Art Museum - Harbour House on 10 May at 8 p.m. An American Odyssey. An exhibition on the works of celebrated American photographer Mary Ellen Mark, hosted in conjunction with the Reykjavík Arts Festival and the Reykjavík Art Museum. From 12 May to 2 June at the Reykjavík Art Museum - Kjarvalsstadir. Tryggvagata 15, 101 Reykjavík, tel: (+354) 563-1790. Open from 12-17 weekdays and 13-17 weekends. Árbæjarsafn This charming folk museum opens for the summer season with a variety of events on offer. A new Icelandic play will be performed every Sunday at 2 p.m. In June, there will be special events every Sunday as follows – 2 June: Harmonica day, 9 June: Icelandic mountain herbs and medicine, 16 June: Family day, 23 June: Arts and crafts day, 30 June: The senior citizens’ motorbike association. On 17 June, Iceland’s National Day, there will be a special exhibition on the national costume. Throughout the summer, there will be a variety of activities available for kids, such as toy exhibi- tions, pony rides and visits to the dairy farm. Kistuhylur, Árbær, 110 Reykjavík, tel: (+354) 577-1111, www.arbaejarsafn.is Open Tue-Fri from 9-17 and weekends from 10-18. On Mon, only the church and Árbær farm are open to the public, from 11-16. The Reykjavík Art Museum - Harbour House Erró and History of Art. A permanent exhibition on pop artist Erró’s paintings, where he seeks inspiration from the world’s greatest artists. Image. An exhibition of Icelandic contemporary art, in cooperation with the Reykjavík Arts Festival. From 12 May to 11 August. Tryggvagata 17, 101 Reykjavík, tel: (+354) 511-5155. The Reykjavík Art Museum - Kjarvalsstadir Chinese Contemporary Art. An exciting exhibition of the collection of Dutchman Ferdinand Leferink, featuring work by Fang Lijun, Liu Ye and Yang Shaobin. An American Odyssey. An exhibition of the works of Mary Ellen Mark, set up in cooperation with the Reykjavík Museum of Photography. Flókagata, 105 Reykjavík, tel: (+354) 552-6131. P H O TO P Á LL S TE FÁ N S S O N WHAT’S ON Laxness and Literature Online There are plenty of good reasons to visit the City Library. Browse through newspapers and magazines, available in eight languages, in its bright, airy and spacious interior. Check out the bulletin board for what’s on and where, relax in the coffee shop on the first floor and lounge in the comfortable sofas. The library includes a variety of English and Scandinavian fiction and a good selection of factual books on Iceland in several languages. Internet access is available, as well as a children’s play area and a CD music collection. A sec- ond branch of the City Library opened at the City Theatre, next to the Kringlan shopping mall, this spring. The City Library has also just launched an exten- sive literature web site, available in English, at www.literature.is This summer sees the opening of an interesting exhibition of art work by stu- dents from the Reykjavík School of Art (six to16 years of age), inspired by the writings of Nobel Laureate Halldór Kiljan Laxness. It features two- and three- dimensional pieces by individuals and groups, and is on show at the Reykjavík City Theatre foyer from 11 May. And for more Laxness, the younger generation will profit from a special Laxness programme at the City Theatre on 11 May. It features the dramatisation of scenes from Halldór Laxness’ epic novel Salka Valka, directed by Gudjón Pedersen. Soprano Sigrún Hjálmtýsdóttir will also sing musical arrangements of Laxness’ poems, accompanied by pianist Anna Gudný Gudmundsdóttir. Reykjavík City Library, Tryggvagata 15, 101 Reykjavík, tel: (+354) 552-7545 and Listabraut 3, 103 Reykjavík, tel: (+354) 580-6200. 051-072 I-siteAtl302-rm 23.4.2002 10:48 Page 70
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