World Weather Network Presents: As industrialisation trampled over nature in pursuit of capital and globalisation created an even wider gulf between human world-making and the natural environment, what can art …
Wonder in the Midst of Dread: A Climate Conversation with Laurie Anderson and Anna Tsing Read More »
Icelandic or Iceland based visual artists can apply for travel grants for exhibitions, projects and residences abroad during the period Feb-May 2023. The grants are intended for travel, accommodation and …
We would like to extend a huge thank you for all the collaborations, dialogues, and support throughout the year of 2022. We at the Icelandic Art Center are proud of …
In 2022 various museums, exhibition spaces and artists in/from Iceland have published books independently and catalogues alongside their exhibitions and other publications with their projects. We have made a small …
As the year is coming to an end, we have prepared for you an advent calendar showcasing a different Icelandic artwork daily. Join us every day here on our website …
Videostill from Sigurður Guðjónsson’s Perpetual Motion, 2022. Thanks to everyone who visited The Icelandic Pavilion over the last months. We are extremely happy with the report from La Biennale di Venezia that the …
The Guide consists of six articles which were researched and written by our pavilion invigilators whilst being based in Venice. Scroll down to see the overview of the variety of articles which …
The Icelandic Pavilion: Invigilators’ Guide to the Biennale 2022 Read More »
Art in the city – Last Thursday of the month is Good Thursday. Here are some of the museums, galleries and exhibition spaces in Reykjavik that offer extended opening hours …
An exhibition shot from WOAW Gallery, Hong Kong. ANTICS, Baldur Helgasson, on display from the 9th of November until the 9th of December. Currently a few Icelandic artists are presented …
Exhibitions in Hong Kong, Berlin, Brussels, Rivoli and Copenhagen Read More »
Máret Ánne Sara Gutted – Gávogálši, 2022. Background: Ale suova sielu sáiget, 2022. If there ever was a perfect time for Indigenous voices to be heard at the Venice Biennale, it would …
A special invitation to applicants based in Iceland for winter/spring 2023 Kling & Bang Gallery and LungA School are very excited to announce the launch of a scholarship available to …
Art in Iceland is currently seeking writers, artists, voices and critical thinkers to write for the publication. We welcome writing on contemporary art in Iceland that is lively and engaged …
