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Kees Visser: Önnur sýning
Outvert Art Space Aðalstræti 22, Ísafjörður, IcelandAn exhibition of new works by Kees Visser.
Kristján Guðmundsson
Outvert Art Space Aðalstræti 22, Ísafjörður, Iceland
SEQUENCES X – Gunnar Jónsson: Í viðjum
Outvert Art Space Aðalstræti 22, Ísafjörður, Iceland5 minutes. Always only 5 minutes until. Abundance in the restraints of a cycle, overflow of everything only 5 minutes away. Just arrived, almost there. Always only 5 minutes until. I move away in abundance. Instead of being an efficient vessel for construction, who receives and delivers right away, I undergo the current. A rushing …
Ívar Glói: Silvered Flowers Blooming
Outvert Art Space Aðalstræti 22, Ísafjörður, IcelandMǪRSUGUR 2022 Mǫrsugur is the third month of winter according to an old Icelandic calendar. Mǫrsugur is the darkest time of the year when all living breath lies in hibernation. To brighten up those dark weeks four artists will project their works on the window of Gallerí úthverfa / Outvert Art Space in the center …
Sigrún Gyða Sveinsdóttir: HLAUPA – Ég er beast í gymminu
Outvert Art Space Aðalstræti 22, Ísafjörður, IcelandOn Thursday the 20th of January Sigrún Gyða Sveinsdóttir opens the exhibition HLAUPA – ÉG ER BEAST Í GYMMINU in the window of Outvert Art Space, Sigrún is the second artist of MǪRSUGUR 2022. Mǫrsugur is the third month of winter according to an old Icelandic calendar. Mǫrsugur is the darkest time of the year …
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Andreas Brunner: I Had Cake for Breakfast
Outvert Art Space Aðalstræti 22, Ísafjörður, IcelandMǪRSUGUR 2022 Andreas Brunner 17.02 - 28.02 2022 I HAD CAKE FOR BREAKFAST 2019 HD Video On Thursday the 17th of Andreas Brunner opens the exhibition I HAD CAKE FOR BREAKFAST in the window of Outvert Art Space, Andreas is the fourth and last artist of MǪRSUGUR 2022. Mǫrsugur is the third month of winter …
Linus Lohmann: “…something that was, & isn´t”
Outvert Art Space Aðalstræti 22, Ísafjörður, IcelandThe exhibition “…something that was, & isn’t” contains two four colour intaglio photopolymer prints adjacent to a sculpture. The works derive from impressions and memories of several buildings housing the Technical Museum of East Iceland, decimated by the landslides in Seyðisfjörður in December 2020. While the destroyed buildings of the museum contained many objects documenting …
Þórunn Elísabet Sveinsdóttir: TÍMAFLAKK
Outvert Art Space Aðalstræti 22, Ísafjörður, Iceland
Gudrita Lape: solidus liquidus
Outvert Art Space Aðalstræti 22, Ísafjörður, Iceland
Sigurrós Guðbjörg Björnsdóttir: SKORPA
Outvert Art Space Aðalstræti 22, Ísafjörður, IcelandCrust on a short trip. A rake standing in a cone was found in a parking lot. The rake became a tassel on a hat which became a cone-hat, which became a bowler hat, which then ended up being a tail-cap. It wasn't until much later that I heard about the tail-cap’s whereabouts when it …
Halla Mía: Untitled
Gallerí Úthverfa Aðalstræti 22, Ísafjörður, Iceland
Halla Birgisdóttir: Ghosts and other past things
Gallerí Úthverfa Aðalstræti 22, Ísafjörður, IcelandIn the exhibition Ghosts and other past things, you can see visual poems about memories, emotions and other things that haunt us. In the olden days, it was common to see ghosts in the absolute darkness that people lived in. How do we see ghosts in our enlightened society? Do ordinary, everyday ghosts exist? Does everything we …
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