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18.02.59-2019 Hallgrímur Helgason Vitastígur 3, 101 Reykjavík    

Verk Hallsteins eru langflest unnin í málm, einkum járn og ál. Verk hans báru framan af sterk einkenni módernismans, líkt og til dæmis síðari verk þeirra Ásmundar Sveinssonar og Sigurjóns Ólafssonar. Nýrri verk Hallsteins eru gjarnan léttar formstúdíur þar sem hann notar granna teinaog kúpta fleti til að teikna upp form og hreyfingar í rýminu. Léttleiki og tær myndhugsun eru aðall Hallsteins. Innra rými verkanna er opið, afmarkað með fáum en skýrum dráttum. Ferill:1963-1966   Myndlista- og handíðaskólinn í Reykjavík                       The Icelandic Collage of Art and Crafts1966-1972   Nám í London / Studies in London1966-1967   Hornsey College of Art1967-1969   Hammersmith Collage of Art1969-1972   St. Martin School of Art1972-1974   Námsferðir til Ítalíu og Grikklands1973           Námsferð til BandaríkjannaHljóðupptaka: www.listasafnreykjavikur.is/gufunes

Menntun:1985-1990 Háskóli Íslands (bókmenntafræði og saga)1989-1993 Myndlista- og handíðaskóli Íslands1994-1996 Konsthögskolan Valand, Gautaborg, Svíþjóð.

Menntun1971 – 1976  Valand University of Art, Gautaborg1969 – 1970  Academic deparment at the Icelandic college of Arts                          and Crafts1965 –1969   Icelandic college of Arts and Crafts Official work experience1995- 2003  Architectural & art board of the National church 1991-1993   Member of the board at Myndstef1985-1999   Member of the board at the Reykjavik school of Art1984-1988   Member of the board at the Icelandic art museum1983-1985   President of the Reykjavik Sculptor Society1981-1984   Member if the board at the Icelandic Artist Society1977 -           Has worked as a lecturer at FB, College art department                        since 1977 Viðurkenningar1976 Scholarship from the Lionsclub in Göteborg1974 Scholarship from the Alderbertska elevbostadsfonden, Sweden1986 1 st price in a competition for a sculpture placed at the Radiostation in Reykjavík1988 Shared 1 st price in a competition with two architects concerning the rebuilding of a church in Reykjavík1991 Bröste, optimist award, CopenhagenSérsýningar2007 Kjarvalsstaðir art museum, Reykjavík, Iceland2001 Sigurjón Ólafsson, Art museum, Reykjavík, Iceland2000 Exhibition at Workshop, Lindargata 46A, Reykjavík, Iceland 1997 Kopavogur Art museum, Gerðarsafn, Iceland 1991 Kjarvalsstaðir art museum, Reykjavík, Iceland 1992 Bank,Sparisjóður Reykjavíkur og nágrennis Reykjavík, Iceland 1988 Gallery Borg, Reykjavík, Iceland 1986 Bfg Gallery Hamborg, Germany 1986 Gallery Frankfurt, Germany1986 Galleri Vömel Düsseldorf , Germany1986 Kjarvalsstaðir art museum, Reykjavík, Iceland 1986 Museum für Naturkunde Freiburg, Germany1986 Rathaus Köln-Pors Germany 1986 Gallery Kunstlich Berlín, Germany1985 Listmunahúsið, Reykjavík, Iceland 1983 Kjarvalsstaðir art museum, Reykjavík, Iceland 1977 The Nordic House, Reykjavík, IcelandSamsýningar2006 Nýlistasafnið in Reykjavík2005 Hafnaborg Myndhöggvarafélagið in Reykjavík 2002 Vídalín-church, Iceland2001 Outdoors sculptures, Garðabæ, Iceland2000 Nordic workshop in Vestmanneyjar, Iceland1998 ”The coast line”, outdoors the Reykjavik Sculptor Society, Iceland 1997 Church-art festival, Hallgrímskirkja Reykjavík, Iceland 1995 The Nordic House, Reykjavík, Iceland 1995 Scupture at ”Summerarts” in Akureyri, Iceland 1995 Reykjavik Sculptor Society, Hveragerði, Iceland 1993 Zeitgenössische Kunst aus Island Deutsche Bank Frankfurt, Germany 1992 Hallgrímskirkja Reykjavík, Iceland 1991 Islandsk Kunst Galleri Asbæk , Copenhagen, Denmark1990 The National Gallery, Reykjavik, Iceland 1988 Lyngby Kunstforening Lyngby, Denmark1988 ”The Man in the front line” Kjarvalsstaðir Reykjavík, Iceland1986 Biennale der Ostseestaaten Rostock, Germany1986 Northlight Düsseldorf Düsseldorf ,Germany1986 ”Reykjavik in Arts” at the Artfestival, Kjarvalsstaðir Reykjavík, Iceland 1983 Nordisk skulptur i Drammen, Norway1983 Curch- art echibition at Kjarvalsstaðir, Reykjavík, Iceland 1982 Guy's Expo Álandseyjar 1982 Springwake, Akureyri , Iceland1981 FÍM Fall exhibition, Kjarvalsstaðir Reykjavík, Iceland 1980 Reykjavík Art Festival, Korpúlfsstaðir , Iceland1979 Summer exhibition Kjarvalsstaðir Reykjavík , Iceland1978 Reykjavík Art Festival , Iceland1978 FÍM Fall exhibition, Laugarnesi Reykjavík, Iceland1972-76 Konsthögskolan Valand, Göteborgs Universitet Gautaborg, Sweden1970 Reykjavík Art festival, Icelandic Modernart, Kjarvalsstaðir, Reykjavík Verk í opinberum stofnunum - Work in official collectionsThe National gallery Reykjavik, IcelandReykjavík Municipal Art Museum Reykjavík IcelandThe University of Iceland Art collection Reykjavík Verk í opinberu rými -Work in public collections2002 Garðabær, Iceland2001 Ölfus Þorlákshöfn, Iceland2000 Reykjavík Library – Grófinni, Iceland 1997 Neskaupstaður , Iceland1996 Akureyri Botanical gardens, Iceland1996 Reykir in Ölfus, Iceland 1996 Sólheimar in Grímsnes, Iceland 1994 The town of Húsavík, Iceland 1989-90 Fossvogs church, Reykjavík, Iceland 1988 Höfn in Hornafjordur, Iceland 1988 Skógar Þorskafirði, Iceland 1987 Central Bank, Iceland1986 Service center for elderly, Vitatorg Reykjavík, Iceland 1985 Fiskiðjusamlag Húsavíkur , Iceland1985 Reykjavík Graveyards, Iceland 1985 Reykjavík City Hall, Iceland1978 Skálatúns- residence Mosfellsbær, Iceland 1975 Bank, Íslandsbanki Reykjavík, Iceland 1975 Bank, Landsbanki Íslands, Iceland 2001 Shopping center at Glæsibær, Iceland 1999 Visa Island Reykjavík, Iceland1996 Ás Hveragerði, Iceland 1992 Össur h/f Forsetaverðlaun Útflutningsráðs Íslands, Iceland1989 Memorial for Árna Thorlacius Stykkishólmur, Iceland1989 Memorial for Thor Jensen in Hallargarður, Reykjavík, Iceland1988 Memorial for reverent Valdimar Briem, Stóri – Núpur, Iceland1986 Hotel Saga Reykjavík, Iceland1986 Eimskipafélag Íslands, Iceland1986 Memorial for Chirbeck National Doctor, Reykjavík, Iceland1985 Iceland agricultural association, Iceland1984 Central Bank, Iceland1983 School of Engineering, Iceland1983 Air Flugleiðir Reykjavík, Iceland1978 Grjótaþorpið in Reykjavík, Iceland1977 Vélsmiðjan Héðinn Reykjavík, IcelandHeimildir2002.17.12. Morgunblaðið (Daily paper in Iceland), JBK Ransu, Iceland2001.09.00 Morgunblaðið, Bragi Ásgeirsson , Iceland1997.02.00 Morgunblaðið, Bragi Ásgeirsson, Iceland1991.02.20. Dagblaðið, Iceland1990.08.28. Morgunblaðið Lesbók, Iceland1990 Yearbook of Sigurjón Ólafsson Museum, Auður Ólafsdóttir, Iceland1989.08.19. Morgunblaðið, Iceland1988.03.18. Morgunblaðið Bragi Ásgeirsson, Iceland1988.03.12. Morgunblaðið Súsanna Svavarsdóttir, Iceland1988.10.20. Morgunblaðið, Iceland1988.03.21. Dagblaðið Aðalsteinn Ingólfsson, Iceland1988.09.29. Fredriksborg Amts Avis 1988.09.27. Politiken. 1986.10.31. Reinischan Post, Germany1986.12.24. Morgunblaðið, Iceland1986             Morgunblaðið Bragi Ásgeirsson, Iceland1986             Þjóðviljinn Ólafur Gíslason; Iceland1986.02.22. Kölner Stadtanzeiger, Germany1985.02.22. Dagblaðið Valtýr Pétursson, Iceland1985.02.18. NT 1985.02.09. Morgunblaðið Halldór Björn Runólfsson Lesbók, Iceland1985             Moabit Timer Berlín, Germany1985             Zitty Berlin, Germany1984             Morgunblaðið Valtýr Pétursson, Iceland1984             Þjóðviljinn Halldór Björn Runólfsson, Iceland1983             Morgunblaðið Bragi Ásgeirsson, Iceland1983.03.05. Dagblaðið Gunnar Kvaran, Iceland1983.03.04. Helgarpósturinn Guðbergur Bergsson, Iceland1977.02.12. Tíminn Jónas Guðmundsson, Iceland

Dick Higgins (born Cambridge, England 1938, died Quebec, Canada 1998) was a composer, poet, printer, and early Fluxus artist. Like many of the other Fluxus artists, he studied composition with John Cage. He married artist Alison Knowles in 1960. He founded Something Else Press in 1963, which published many important texts by artists including Gertrude Stein, Marshall McLuhan, Emmett Williams, Claes Oldenburg, George Brecht, Daniel Spoerri, Bern Porter, Ray Johnson, Ken Friedman, and others. His daughter, Hannah Higgins is the author of Fluxus Experience, an authoritative volume about the Fluxus movement. Her twin sister, Jessica Higgins, a New York based intermedia artist closely associated with seminal curator Lance Fung, late Fluxus gallerist Emily Harvey and The Artists Museum's Construction In Process, performed and collaborated as a youth in original Fluxus related events.Higgins coined the word intermedia to describe his artistic activities, defining it in a 1965 essay by the same name. His most notable contributions include "Danger Music" scores and the use of the term Intermedia to describe the ineffable inter-disciplinary activities that became prevalent in the 1960s. He was an early and ardent proponent and user of computers, as a tool for art making, dating back to the mid 1960s. He published forty-seven books, including a translation of Giordano Bruno's On the Composition of Signs and Images, which could be seen as an early text on multimedia. The Book of Love & War & Death, a book-length aleatory poem published in 1972 may have been one of the first computer-generated texts: in the introduction, he describes writing a FORTRAN IV program to randomize the lines in one of the poem's cantos. A Dialectic of Centuries: Notes towards a Theory of the New Arts collected many of his essays and theoretical works in 1976.Tekið af Wikipedia, 2008, Janúar.

Netfang: vitleysingur@gmail.comSími: 692-8711

F. á Íslandi 3.8. 1963 en hefur búið í Ohio, Bandaríkjunum síðustu 20 ár. (2006).1995 Kent State Univeristy, USA1991 BFA Kent State University, USA1985-88 Cleveland Insitute of Art, USA1979-83 Reykjavik Junior College, IcelandF. á Íslandi 3.8. 1963 en hefur búið í Ohio, Bandaríkjunum síðustu 20 ár. (2006).12531 Cedar Rd.Cleveland 44106 Ohio, USAsími: 216 371 2944netfang: hildurasgersdottir@hotmail.com

Hjördís er fædd á Akureyri 1954 en hefur búið og starfað í Hafnarfirði undanfarin níu ár. Hún stundaði nám við Myndlista- og handíðaskólann og lauk námi frá The Museum School of fine Arts í Boston árið 1986. 

Hrafnhildur Arnardóttir f. 1969Býr og starfar í New YorkNám: Lauk MFA námi frá School of Visual Arts árið1996 og BA námi frá Myndlista- og handíðaskóla Íslands árið 1993. Nam einnig við Academy of Fine Arts (KUVA) í Helsinki 1992. Titill: Reimleikar í rangölum hugans/Haunted in the Maze of the MindHún hefur tekið þátt í fjölda samsýninga m.a. í 210two gallery í Los Angeles 2002; Nýlistasafninu 2001 og Articule gallery í Montréal, Kanada árið 2000. Gjörningar og uppákomur eru fjölmargar bæði á Íslandi og í New York. Sjá nána á heimasíðu Hrafnhildar: www.shoplifter.us

Hrafnhildur studied at the Reykjavik College of Arts and Crafts in the 1980s and later in Tennessee and Colorado in the United States. Bridging textile art and sculpture, her works take on a variety of shapes and combine formal concerns with more direct – often political – approaches. “The message is just as important to me as the aesthetics,” says Hrafnhildur. “I want to say something in my art, not just create a visual experience.” An avowed feminist, Hrafnhildur keeps women in focus in her art, the roles they play and the images society creates of them.Fossagata4, 101 R. S: 562 0051 gsm 648 6501hrafsig@hi.isNám  1998-2000 University of Colorado at Boulder Boulder Bandaríkin   1997-1998 Myndlista-og handíðaskóli Íslands Reykjavík Ísland   1995 Haystack Mountain School of Crafts Maine Bandaríkin Pappírs- og bókagerð  1992 Arrowmont School of Arts and Crafts Tennessee Bandaríkin Shibori  1982-1986 Myndlista-og handíðaskóli Íslands Reykjavík Ísland   1976-1980 Flensborgarskólinn í Hafnarfirði Hafnarfirði Ísland   1975-1986 Myndlistarskólinn í Reykjavík Reykjavík Ísland Ýmis námskeið  The Icelandic textile artists Hrafnhildur Sigurðardóttir is this year’s (2005) recipient of the Nordic Award in Textiles, a prize of some 250,000 Swedish Kroner (26,000 Euros), some thirteen years after first exhibiting in Snegla, an artist-run gallery in Reykjavik.   Hrafnhildur studied at the Reykjavik College of Arts and Crafts in the 1980s and later in Tennessee and Colorado in the United States. Bridging textile art and sculpture, her works take on a variety of shapes and combine formal concerns with more direct – often political – approaches. “The message is just as important to me as the aesthetics,” says Hrafnhildur. “I want to say something in my art, not just create a visual experience.” An avowed feminist, Hrafnhildur keeps women in focus in her art, the roles they play and the images society creates of them. In recent years, Hrafnhildur has mostly exhibited outside Iceland and this year her art can be seen in Chicago, Florida, California and Helsingfors – next year will exhibit in Quito in Equador. She will be accepting her award in a ceremony at the opening of an exhibition in the Textile Museum and Culture House in Borås in October.

HULDA HÁKONLÍ 6000 First bow your Head humbly..., 1994-95. Keypt 1997.F. í Reykjavík. Nám við Myndlista- og handíðaskóla Íslands 1977-81 og School of Visual Arts, New York 1983-84.

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