The Glittering Jewel
The Glittering Jewel
South East Iceland’s Vatnajökull Region
The Vatnajökull region is a narrow stretch of land that lies just below Vatnajökull Glacier, spa...
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Katie Paterson The Earth Has Many Keys
Katie PatersonThe Earth Has Many Keys13.03–25.04 2021The Living Art Museum, Marshall HouseThe Living Art Museum is proud to present Katie Paterson's exhibition...
Gudmund Sand & Haakon Sand at Reykjavík Museum of Photography
Gudmund Sand & Haakon Sand at Reykjavík Museum of Photography
The Arctic Circus is the title of a new exhibition in Skotið at the Reykjavík Mus...
The Silent but Noble Art
The Silent but Noble Art - Sigurhans Vignir40 th anniversary of the Reykjavík Museum of Photography
A new exhibition marking the 40 th anniversary...
Ragnar Axelsson in the Reykjavík Art Museum
Until the 9th of MayRagnar Axelsson inthe Reykjavík Art Museum
Installation view from the exhibition Where the World is Melting by Ragnar Axelsson. ...
Light in the North
Light in the North
Hólar Keeps History Alive
Hólar’s small population belies its importance in Icelandic history. With nine centuries of history, it would need ...
Where the World is Melting
The exhibition Where the World is Melting will be open at Reykjavík Art Museum – Hafnarhús, from Saturday, 30 January/Curator: Einar Geir Ingvar...
Nele Brönner
Nele Brönner is a visual artist and writer from Berlin. She is a writer-in-residence in Gröndal‘s House in Reykjavík in September 2020, hosted by the Reykjavik...
Norðrið (North)
A group exhibition with artists from Iceland, Finland and Sweden.
September 19, – Desember 20, 2020
In the wake of global warming and excelling ecolo...
Sólveig Hólmarsdóttir
Sólveig Hólmarsdóttir
The artist will talk about her exhibition which renders the various trials and tribulations that she has endured in her li...
Witness │ Christopher Lund
Witness │ Christopher LundReykjavík Museum of Photography06.06.-13.09.2020
Witness, is the title of a new exhibition with photos by Christopher Lund which w...
The Origin of Iceland’s Hot Springs
From the Settlement to the Present, Hot Water has been a Natural Blessing
Extensive geothermal activity is one of Iceland’s most distinctive features, with mor...
The Birds in Hrísey
Hrísey is known for its rich and diverse bird life. Approximately 40 species of birds nest on the island. Hrísey, though, is best known for Ptarmigans.
The Ptar...
Birds in Breiðafjörður
Breiðafjörður is an expansive and shallow bay located on the west coast of Iceland. The bay is the largest area of shallow waters and beaches in the country, ...
A year in the life of the birds in the Lake Mývatn area
A paradise for wildfowl
Mývatn is known to birders throughout the world for its rich birdlife, particularly its abundance of breeding wildfowl. No other s...
Akureyri Heart of the North
The dozen inhabitants in 1786, clinging to the side of Eyjafjörður, Iceland’s longest fjord, probably never imagined their brave struggle would ultimately resul...
Villas in the midst of the Golden Circle
Golden Circle Villas, on the banks of Hvítá, White river, is centrally located in a truly special place in the South-west. The magical Golden Circle in the So...
ICELANDIC TIMES – ISSUE 40
ICELANDIC TIMES – ISSUE 40
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It’s always exciting to visit a country like Iceland. So much to see, so much to do—and...
Wool of muskox and sealskin
Wool of muskox and sealskin
Qiviut brings unique clothing from Greenland to the world market
Qiviut is the name of a company in Greenland with shops in Sisimi...
Le Bistro
Le Bistro
A Taste of France in the Heart of Reykjavík
Strolling along downtown Reykjavík’s famous Laugavegur shopping street is always a treat. Here you wil...