Participants: Anna Hallin , Daníel Þorkell Magnússon, Gjörningaklúbburinn / Icelandic Love Corporation, Halldór Ásgeirsson, Hrafnkell Sigurðsson, Hre

An exhibition in which children and adults can contemplate their planet, their country, and the landmarks of their environment. What points of orient

Martha Schwartz is one of the world’s best-known living landscape architects. Her installation in the courtyard at Kjarvalsstaðir alludes both to the

A cooperative project of the Reykjavik Art Museum and the Iceland Academy of the Arts: students from the visual arts, design, and architectural depar

Selected sculptures by Nína Sæmundson (1892-1965) from the Reykjavik Art Museum collection. Jónína Sæmundsdóttir, or Nína as she called herself, spen

A retrospective of the work of the distinguished Faroese painter Samuel Joensen-Mikines. Mikines has been called the father of Faroese painting: he w

The idea and ideology behind the stereotype of the blonde have provided food for thought to painter Birgir Snæbjörn Birgisson during the last decade.

An exhibition of works by Icelandic draughtsmen who took on the task of illustrating folk tales from the oral tradition. These draughtsmen are renown

Within this exhibition, for example, no one piece is more important or central. Instead, we find ourselves in the midst of a dispersed and non-hierar

2 November 2007 - 6 January 2008 Karlotta Blöndal is a young and emerging artist whose works are based on the observation of identity, using installa