Words by

Kelley Rees

Historically, art has emphasized human interest as it pertains to earth and our surroundings. The new survey ‘Kingdom: Flora, Fauna, Fable’ aims to juxtapose various artworks, old and new, to emphasize the distinctive ways artists relate to and portray nature. The exhibition asks us to think of art and nature’s relationship in a more interdisciplinary way. It’s art meets science, meets philosophy, meets history.

At Listasafn Reykjavíkur: Hafnarhús, May 28 – September 18, Admission: Adults – 1,500 ISK, Students – 820 ISK