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Unmasking The Burden Of Being A Woman
Júlíanna Ósk Hafberg embraces womanhood through intimate reflection It was the use of colour that initially attracted me to Júlíanna Ósk Hafberg’s work – shades of pink, turquoise and blue. Her art exudes a sense of softness, flow and lightness, or so…
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Hear Ye! The Gospel Of Reykjavík Galleries: Thine Guide To Locale Arte
Jesus Christ (a figure you might know from art history), there are a lot of new galleries in Reykjavík right now, huh? It used to be easy to write a gallery guide for the city, but now this article is basically a…
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Living Art Museum Calls For More Diversity In Icelandic Arts
With the Black Lives Matter movement sending shockwaves around the globe in recent months, and the spotlight being shone on the lack of diversity in the Icelandic National Theatre, The Living Museum (NÝLÓ) is working to reach a more diverse group of…
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Best Of Reykjavík Activities 2020: Best Art Museum
So, you finally checked one off the bucket list and arrived in Iceland. Velkomin! But what now? Reykjavík is bustling with activities, from steamy swimming pools to world-renowned galleries to more historical sites than you can name. And the city’s diversity has…
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The Living Art Museum And Kling & Bang Reopen Today With A Joint Exhibition!
Great news fellow art lovers! Today, the Marshall House is reopening two of Reykjavik’s finest galleries: The Living Art Museum and Kling & Bang. Doors will open at 12:00 today, or May 9th. The galleries are currently hosting a joint exhibition of…
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NÝLÓ For Life: The Living Art Museum’s 40th Anniversary Show
This June, Nýlistasafnið (also know as NÝLÓ, or The Living Art Museum) opened its 40th birthday exhibition, ‘The Pressure of the Deep.’ The show is a cultural snapshot that brings us into the contemporaneity of the present, simultaneously looking all the way…
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Top Icelandic Artists To Combine Forces Under One Roof
Some of Iceland’s most influential artists will soon move under the same roof in West Reykjavík. Fréttatíminn reports that the Living Art Museum, Kling & Bang and Ólafur Elíasson will soon be moving into the so-called “Marshall House” in the West Reykjavík…
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BEHIND THE EYES OF LOVE
On the 9th of August three artists; Eirún Sigurðardóttir, Jóní Jónsdóttir and Sigrún Hrólfsdóttir, also known as “The Icelandic Love Corporation”, will be opening a new exhibition in The Living Arts Museum called “Behind the Eyes”. The Incorporated Love Group started as a…