Ragnar Kjartansson draws on the entire arc of art in his performative practice. The history of film, music, theatre, visual culture and literature find their way into his video installations, …
Read More →This work consists of a computer software showing the exact duration of the exhibition on a screen from the time it is opened on 4th of September at 20.00 until …
Read More →https://www.facebook.com/ReykjavikMidsummerMusic The Shed reflects the life of a musician, that rehearses for weeks in all sorts of conditions and practices on pianos of various sort. Víkingur Heiðar practicing in The Shed for …
Read More →This is a speculation and a feeling of an artist about the existence of artists like herself and the culture within Icelandic society. A small society that often seems unconscious …
Read More →www.sola.is The Shed is located by the sea, at the start of a footpath that weaves its way along the outline of the peninsula. Just to the south along the …
Read More →olofnordal.com “Come ye, who wish to come; go ye, who wish to go; stay ye, who wish to stay; me and mine remain unharmed” rings out from a closed shed …
Read More →aslaugthorlacius.com In 1878 a new shepherd was appointed to the farm Látrar á Látraströnd, the nine-year-old Sæmundur Tryggvi Sæmundsson. As an adult, he recalls his first Christmas Eve at Látrar. …
Read More →On December 18, 19, and 20 the Shed hosted a literary program from its temporary location in front of the Nordic House in Vatnsmýri. Conceived as a sort of drive-in, …
Read More →doddamaggy.info The sound installation Æsa (2013) is a ten-part choral work composed especially for the Shed. The work, which occupies the vague terrain between music and sound art, can be …
Read More →hubertnoi.com The darkroom of the mind. Early in his carrier the exhibition space and its interior became one of Jóhannesson’s location of surveys. How the exterior develops and is stored …
Read More →hrafnkellsigurdsson.com Am I somewhere? Somehow, one gets the feeling of being – an individual and part of a whole, a community, a settlement, a nation. We reflect ourselves in the …
Read More →While it’s safe to say that these buildings differ greatly both in size and appearance, they share the preservation of a collection of ideas, stories, transience, and inner as well …
Read More →Throughout history and still today, people have wrestled with the aesthetics of form. Jewelry is more often than not evaluated on a purely aesthetic basis, and its purpose is first …
Read More →This exhibition by Árni Páll Jóhannsson, entitled A Slower Speed of Light, was an ominous piece best viewed under low light. Inside the Shed was a black light that took …
Read More →sigurdurgudjonsson.net A new video work by Sigurður Guðjónsson entitled Næturvarp (Night Projection). A green light and horizontal black lines lit up the Shed, thus turning the exhibition space and the …
Read More →katrinelvarsdottir.com http://katrinelvarsdottir.blogspot.com/2012/12/here-youll-find-no-roses-growing.html The Shed was my inspiration for this work. This rusty, weather-beaten shed got me thinking about flowers – but the Shed is exactly the opposite of flowers and …
Read More →http://internet.is/gudjonket/gudjonket/HOME.html I often think of those scenes in the Wim Wenders film Wings of Desire in which the protagonist, the angel, walks along the city streets and hears the thoughts …
Read More →The grand opening of the cultural center on the First Day of Summer. From inside the Shed a brass band could be heard playing.
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