During the last weekend of May, our artist in residence – Danielle Robitaille – opens her exhibition!Emotions are at the core of Danielle’s artistic process. She approaches this subject through data art and procedural art, two deliberately non-emotional...
Ragnar Hólm is exhibiting new watercolors at Deiglan.From the 22nd-25th of June, Ragnar Hólm is exhibiting new watercolors at Deiglan and calling the exhibition “Frelsi í fjallasal”. The paintings are all landscapes and often feature mountains or fells...
The artists that are running the Þúfa 46 art collective open an exhibition on the 15th of May at 8PM. Opening hours: Friday 15th of May 8PM – 10PM Saturday 16th of May 2PM – 5PM Sunday 17th...
On Saturday April 25th from 3pm to 5pm join Freya Björg Olafson at Deiglan Gilfélagið for an informal sharing of past video work with a short live performance excerpt at 4pm. While staying at the Gil Residency, Freya...
The Cat District, an art exhibition by Arna G. Valsdóttir and Aðalsteinn Þórsson, opens at Deiglan on the 11th of April at 3PM and runs until April 19. The exhibition is a retrospective of their studio residency work...
SOLAR PUNK Optimism Festival in Listagilið! —— Discussion panels, workshops, concerts, socializing and more punk. —— What is Solar Punk? Is culture and art important? Why? How can we be more balanced with ourselves, others and nature? ——...
Midwest based artist, Erin Gericke, presents “Archives of Akureyri”, a collection of literary inspired paintings focusing on the birds of Iceland. Her work features vintage library materials, such as due date slips and card catalog cards, to create...
New work by Lori Kent explores collapse, myth, and the poetics of disappearance Akureyri, Iceland — New York–based visual artist and writer Lori Kent presents There May Not Be a Bottom: New Landscapes, an exhibition that transforms the...
Guðmundur Ármann Sigurjónsson will be opening an exhibition called Undir berum himni on the 7th of February in Deiglan. On show will be around thirty watercolor pictures, painted between 2019 and 2024, and the motifs are for the...
Solastalgia (/ˌsɒləˈstældʒə/) is a form of emotional or existential distress caused by negatively perceived environmental change. A distinction can be made between solastalgia as the lived experience of negatively perceived change in the present, and eco-anxiety linked to...