Iceland’s endless summer days have us travelling all around the country, and whether you are an urbanite wanting to stick to the bigger cities and nearby towns, or a nature-lover looking for a breath of fresh(er) air, there is always an exciting exhibition around the corner waiting to be stumbled upon.
In the capital, The Reykjavík Art Museum has a diverse exhibitions in three locations: Iðavöllur - Icelandic Art in the 21st Century at Hafnarhúsið, Eternal Recurrence - an extensive exhibition at Kjarvalsstaðir including works of Jóhannes S. Kjarval (1885-1972) displayed along with the works of Icelandic contemporary artists, Sirra Sigrún Sigurðardóttir & Ásmundur Sveinsson - As If. Iceland’s endless summer days have us travelling all around the country, and whether you are an urbanite wanting to stick to the bigger cities and nearby towns, or a nature-lover looking for a breath of fresh(er) air, there is always an exciting exhibition around the corner waiting to be stumbled upon.
In the capital, The Reykjavík Art Museum has a diverse exhibitions in three locations: Iðavöllur - Icelandic Art in the 21st Century at Hafnarhúsið, Eternal Recurrence - an extensive exhibition at Kjarvalsstaðir including works of Jóhannes S. Kjarval (1885-1972) displayed along with the works of Icelandic contemporary artists, Sirra Sigrún Sigurðardóttir & Ásmundur Sveinsson - As If.
As a day trip from Reykjavík you can visit Reykjanes Art Museum for the show Classification, a retrospective and new works by Steingrímur Eyfjörð; Listasafn Árnesinga in Hveragerði, with four exhibitions on this summer; or take the ferry to Vestmanneyjar to see Erling Klingenberg’s latest show Post Power, on show all summer at Eldheimar.
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