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»» CIA.IS – the Video Archive Keeps Expanding
»» 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 ..."

Icelandic Art News in Print

For the second year running we have published a print issue to complement our bimonthly on-line publication. While last year's issue focused on the Venice Biennale and Steingrímur Eyfjörð's exhibition there, along with other news and items of interest, this year we print papers and interviews from the recent conference on Reinventing Harbour Cities (also published in this online version. We also cover the Icelandic artists participating in Manifesta7 this summer, the reykajvík Arts Festival and other subjects.


LIST Icelandic Art News. Page last updated 29 May 2008. Texts and images copyright © 2008 by the authors. For inquiries and contact information see about us.

 

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