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Safn in Reykajvík:
A private collection and exhibition space closes its doors
Pétur Arason talks to Chirstian Schoen and Jón Proppé about his life with art and about leaving his house on Laugavegur.

Gala in Akureyri:
The Icelandic Visual Arts Awards 2007
Hrafnkell Sigurđsson takes prize in art and Studio Grandi in design, with architect Högna Sigurđardóttir reciving the Honorary Award.

A Hot Autumn in Reykjavík:
Sequences 2007
The Real-Time Arts Festival is on for the second year in October, concurrently with the Airwaves Music Festival.

 

Icelandic Art News
A Bimonthly Web Magazine: September/October 2007


Sequences 2007:

Real-Time Festival for
Second Year Running

Summer is over and Reykjavik gets prepared for a hot October with two young festivals attracting art and music lovers: SEQUENCES and AIRWAVES.

SEQUENCES real-time art festival will be held for the second time 12-21st of October. SEQUENCES emerged out of the art scene and is a low-budget festival which lives from the creative unfiltered energy of the artists in Iceland. The festival focuses on time-based art and links especially music and performance art with the visual arts, such as video, vj-ing and performance. The festival will take place in different locations in the city center of Reykjavík, accompanied by exhibitions and video/film nights.

The artists participating this year range from some of the most respected Icelandic artists including: Magnús Pálsson, Steingrímur Eyfjörd and Ragna Róbertsdóttir to some of the best known contemporary artists like The Icelandic Love Corporation, Ragnar Kjartansson and newcomers Kolbeinn Hugi Höskuldsson and MoMs. Accompanying the Icelanders are a wide range of foreign artists all working with time based art such as Doug Henderson (US) and Mader| Stublic | Wiermann (DE). The venues this year are very diverse and range from The National Gallery of Iceland to cutting edge spaces like The Lost Horse gallery. More unconventional spaces are for instance the teletext and the new art magazine Sjónauki.

Sequences collaborated with music festival AIRWAVES 2006 and this year it will be even more so. Not only in events, like creating visuals for concerts and performances/music happenings but also in promotion. Over this period of time in October the city will be filled with music and art cross bordering with each other.

 


LIST Icelandic Art News. Page last updated 22 September 2007. Texts and images copyright © by the authors. For inquiries and contact information see about us.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

For further information visit the festival's website.