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SUMMARY:Daníel Magnússon: Constructive Vandalism
DESCRIPTION:The exhibition contains ten works that  Magnússon has been working on in recent years. “A circle and its diameter are obscurely related in an irrational ratio. This means that these most common forms of creation can not have relations refering to their own existence. Thus\, the circle can not describe its diameter and the diameter is unaware of the circle. The exhibition Constructive Vandalism is the wrecking of the perfect thesis of Galileo and Bruno and an exaltation of the geocentric theory of Ptolemy. The show is my equally rational attempt to describe a consensus about the cosmology\, as the circleʼs attempt to describe its diameter\,” says Daníel Magnússon in the exhibition catalogue. \nMost of the works are created with pencil and pen on paper. They are mostly intended as cartography for the centralised world of Ptolemy. Two of them are saliva print on cotton\, they serve as accompaniment to the other maps\, to lend this world a comprehensive foundation. \nDaníel Magnússon graduated from The Icelandic College of Art and Crafts in 1987 and immediately became known for interesting work which more often than not dealt with Icelandic culture. He is mostly known for sculptures and photographic work but has also designed and built furniture and sets for theatres and performances. Daníel has held well over ten solo exhibitions as well as participating in numerous group exhibitions in Iceland and abroad. His work can be found in the collections of Reykjavík Art Museum\, the City of Reykjavík\, various public institutions and private collectors around the world.
URL:https://old.icelandicartcenter.is/exhibition/daniel-magnusson-constructive-vandalism/
LOCATION:Hverfisgallerí\, Hverfisgata 4\, Reykjavík\, 101\, Iceland
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SUMMARY:Complete Spaces
DESCRIPTION:ANNA HRUND MÁSDÓTTIR\, JÓHANNA ÁSGEIRSDÓTTIR & DANÍEL MAGNÚSSON \n“Maths doesn’t need to be visual to have a connection with how art works or how artists think. They are the same thing—both are having an interest in the world\, looking at them closely\, and trying to understand them.” \nAnna Hrund\, Daníel and Jóhanna are all working artists who use mathematics\, among other things\, as inspiration and material in their work. Four weeks prior to their exhibition they had an open lab or a workshop in Gryfjan\, Ásmundarsalur\, where they created all the works that are showcased in this exhibition. The lab was their temple of functions and quantities\, where they made calculated drawings\, conducted mathematical experiments\, created geometric sculptures and even offered tutoring.
URL:https://old.icelandicartcenter.is/exhibition/complete-spaces/
LOCATION:Ásmundarsalur\, Freyjugata 41\, Reykjavík\, 101\, Iceland
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