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»» Sequences 2008, Real-Time Art Festival Announced

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Features

SPECIAL SECTION
Reinventing Harbour Cities: An International Conference in Reykjavík, April–May 2008

Papers and interviews from the conference highlighting the issues of urban planning and public art in cities on the sea.

Trentino / Süd-Tyrol:
Icelanders at Manifesta 7
»» Margrét Blöndal
»» Ragnar Kjartansson
»» Libia Castro and Ólafur Ólafsson

Jón Proppé:
The Reykjavík Arts Festival 2008
For the second time, the festival is dedicated to the viual arts and opens to great acclaim. We have photographs of the

Sigrún Sigurđardóttir:
Icelandic Photography. Reflections on Mental Realism
The newly created Society of Icelandic Contemporary Photography aims to carve out a space for photography as an artistic form.

Christian Schoen:
Interview with Carolee Schneeman
"In 1964, Iceland completely changed my life ..."

A Bimonthly Web Magazine: May/June 2008

Summer is for Art

Just as we were getting ready to put this issue on-line, an earthquake of more than 6 on the Richter Scale hit southern Iceland and while the tremor was felt all over the country and there was considerable damage to property only 50 km from Reykjavík, no one was seriously hurt. This was the strongest quake to hit since 2000 at least.

This certainly will not upset the plans of Icelandic artists who will be exhibiting widely this summer, including a contingent taking part in MANIFESTA7. New York is also seeing its share of Icelandic art with the blockbuster show of Ólafur Elíasson at MOMA and PS1 complemented by a collective exhibition of contemporary art at Scandinavia House and another at Luhring Augustine Gallery.

In Iceland, the Reykjavík Arts Festival has opened with exhibitions running until mid-summer.

 


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