The Living Art Museum welcomes you to the opening of the new exhibition AS YOU ARE NOW SO ONCE WAS I/AS I AM NOW SO WILL YOU BE on Good Thursday, August 26th at 5–9 pm. Thereafter, the exhibition will be open during the museum’s normal opening hours, until October 3rd. The participating artists Klāvs …
/ CREATION / DESTRUCTION / is the title for the exhibition of Sequences X which takes place at The Living Art Museum and Kling & Bang at The Marshall House. The title seeks inspiration in the lecture of artist Sigurður Guðmundsson, TIME, from 1969, and can be found in the festival’s catalogue: The phenomenon of …
For the third year in a row, The Living Art Museum celebrates the shortening of the day by honoring the light. The Light Bazaar, which takes place from the 1st to the 19th of December, is a fundraising event in support of The Living Art Museum, were almost 60 artists, all members of Nýló, participate.buy …
No conversation can take place without some kind of presence. And no conversation can take place without will or risk, without stepping into unknown situations, new perspectives and ambiguous feelings. Conversation to the Selfis a meeting place. A platform where video works, photographs and performances; moments from different times in Ásdís Sif Gunnarsdóttir's career intertwine …
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IMMUNE / ÓNÆM is the result of a two-year research and collaboration project between 11 international artists, designers, scholars and curators, who in their work deal with colonization, queer ecosystems, extractive capitalism and nationalism based on a common starting point: Eggert Ólafsson and Bjarni Pálsson's Travels in Iceland (1775) and the image of nature drawn …
Eleven artists present their final piece, a conclusion to two years of study, two years that each of them spent diving deeper into their respective practices.buy grifulvin online https://www.mobleymd.com/wp-content/languages/new/grifulvin.html no prescription Their artworks coexist in a truly diverse and exciting ensemble, weaving together a beautiful fabric made of empathy, dreams, trauma, a fascination for both …
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The Last Museum (Reykjavik Edition) blurs the line between cinema and sculpture, while exploring the potential of web-site-specificity. Principally accessed through www.nylo.is (for a limited period from the 11th of June) the exhibition features a major new commission by Egill Sæbjörnsson alongside contributions by artists from seven other countries. For the Reykjavik Arts Festival, the …
The Living Art Museum collection has become a living legend, but it contains unsolved mysteries which will now become the focus of the museum’s exhibition space in the Mashall house. The aim of the Archive of Missing Artworks is to publicly perform a comprehensive collection assessment while searching for the solutions to these mysteries. Guests are invited …
They won’t stand time merges dissolution and expectations with the fluidity of life and the creative force of destruction, transformation and movement. Processes that belong to both nature and society, fleeting but momentarily real. Liquid seeps through holes and cracks, sparks life, hollows and takes. Earthly remains in salt containers become one with the ocean …
The exhibition On Display: Queer Above Others addresses queer art and queerness in art and museums. The exhibition is curated by art historian Ynda Eldborg, and artist Viktoría Guðnadóttir. The exhibition spans works from The Living Art Museum’s collection, selected by the curators' queer eyes and years of experience, as well as new works created …
The eye is the organ that receives what we see. The brain processes the light, takes in the information that captures our attention, and produces images. Therefore, only a part of what is visible is seen, and only a small part of what we see captures our awareness. House of Purkinje, Amanda Riffo’s solo exhibition, …
