Back to the past
Back to the past
Árbær is an old farm just east of Elliðaá in the land of Reykjavík. It can be said that today Árbær / Árbær Open Air Museum is...
museums
MUGGUR – Guðmundur Thorsteinsson 1891–1924
MUGGUR - Guðmundur Thorsteinsson 1891–1924
National Gallery of Iceland Between 2.10. 2121 - 13.2.2022
At the National Gallery of Iceland is a newly op...
The National Gallery of Iceland
The National Gallery of Iceland
Exhibitions
The National Gallery of Iceland’s primary emphasis is collecting 20th and 21st-century Icelandic art; howe...
The National Gallery of Iceland Exhibitions
The National Gallery of Iceland
Exhibitions
The National Gallery of Iceland is situated in four buildings in Reykjavík: the main building at Fríkirkjuvegu...
The two culture houses on Hverfisgata
The Culture House on the left was designed by the Danish architect Johannes M Nielsen. The National Theater on the right was designed by Gu...
The House That Disappeared – Eldheimar
None of Heimaey’s 5,300 inhabitants had ever expected that a volcanic eruption could make them homeless. But on 23rd January 1973, earthquakes started to shake ...
A fairytale home – Petra’s Stone & Mineral Collection
In the tiny town of Stöðvarfjörður in East Iceland, a young girl named Petra began collecting stones in the mountains surrounding her home—and continued to do s...
The Icelandic Phallological Museum
Visit one of the most unique museums on the planet
The Icelandic Phallological Museum is one of the most unique museums in the world and one of the mostvisi...
Karen Agnete Þórarinsson (1903-1992)
Karen Agnete Þórarinsdóttir has worked as a painter and participated in numerous exhibitions, group exhibitions and solo exhibitions, both in Iceland and abroa...
HULDA RÓS GUÐNADÓTTIR
Keep Frozen by Huldu Rós GuðnadótturThursday 18 March at 20.00 in HafnarhúsEvent location HafnarhúsIn connection with the exhibition WERK – Labor Move there w...
Auður Lóa Guðnadóttir
Ný sýning í HafnarhúsiD43 Auður Lóa Guðnadóttir: Já/NeiThe exhibition D43 Auður Lóa Guðnadóttir: Yes/No will be open for guests on Thursday, 18 March betwe...
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...
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. ...
Synergy @ Winter Lights Festival
Samlegð / Synergy @ Vetrarhátíð / Winter Lights Festival
The Einar Jónsson Sculpture Museum
Synergy is an augmented reality audio-visual artwork ...
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...
Þórunn Bára Björnsdóttir
Þórunn Bára Björnsdóttir (1950) has been active in Icelandic art for the past decade. She graduated from Edinburgh University of the Arts (BA) and Wesleyan Uni...
Supply – Graduation exhibition MA Fine Art 2020
Final exhibition weekendSupply – Graduation exhibition MA Fine Art 2020
Final day December 13th 2020Artists: Guðrún Sigurðardóttir, Hugo Lla...
Þórunn Bára Björnsdóttir
Þórunn Bára opens her exhibition, Tilvera, in Galleri Fold by Rauðarárstígur on Saturday 31 October 2020. A common theme in Þórunn Bára's works is...
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...