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28 July - 9 September 2018
Oh, So Quiet! Music as we look at it: Art and Cinema
Doug Aitken
Charles de Meaux
Dominique Gonzalez Foerster
Pierre Huyghe
Ange Leccia
Romain Kronenbourg
Lorna Simpson
Steina Vasulka
Dodda Maggý
Sigurður Guðjónsson
Curated by Pascale Cassagnau
The
parallel and common histories of modern art and contemporary art – with
photography, cinema, video and television - have become more and more
interwoven, by placing art into the focus of the camera, in need of
time. One could cite the very relevant encounter between cinema and art
through the documentary film made in 1966 by Brian de Palma on modern
art “The Responsive Eye”. Elaborating a program of films on
contemporary creation in its broader context, is to spark meetings
between subjects, domains and fields of expression as to highlight the
work of art. In this perspective, the meeting between music and cinema
creates a universe which is rich of singular art works. Wheater through
music, singing, recitation or register of noise, the sound of the works
engages in cross-plays of language, speech and listening, which Roland
Barthes often emphasized the complex and subtle process. The artists
design sound installations configured as spaces to experience; a song
being whispered, a shout, an unbearably strident noise and some music.
Other works provide scenarios for abstract sound landscapes. This
collection of films emanating from the video collection of CNAP
includes works by Charles de Meaux, Dominique Gonzalez Foerster, Pierre
Huyghe, Ange Leccia, Romain Kronenbourg and Lorna Simpson, bear witness
to the rich diversity of film creation in France, which is presented
alongside the rich singularity of Icelandic creation. With: Steina
Vasulka, Dodda Maggý, Sigurður Guðjónsson.
Verksmiðjan á Hjalteyri
Hjalteyri, Iceland
www.verksmidjanhjalteyri.com
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25 November 2017 - 1 May 2018
Fact of the Matter – Draft of Contemporary Art History in Iceland [1.0]
Group Exhibition
Dodda Maggý
Elín Hansdóttir
Finnbogi Pétursson
Gabríela Friðriksdóttir
Guðný Rósa Ingimarsdóttir
Harpa Árnadóttir
Hildigunnur Birgisdóttir
Hreinn Friðfinnsson
Hulda Stefánsdóttir
Ívar Valgarðsson
Jóhann Eyfells
Magnús Árnason
Tumi Magnússon
Styrmir Örn Guðmundsson
The
material world is the subject of a few chosen pieces from Reykjavík Art
Museum's collection. Natural phenomena, man-made things and various
materials are the foundation, based on characteristics, nature, meaning
and value.
The exhibition is a part of the museum's sketch work of sorts, of the
history of contemporary Icelandic art. The idea is that the museum
continues choosing pieces from the collection and placing them in the
context of an experiment of writing art history as it happens.
When pieces are bought by the museum, a certain choice takes place,
reflecting on the diversity of art creation each time, but here we try
to analyse even further the joint emphases, found in today's artistic
melting pot.
What characterises Icelandic fine art in the 21. century? What are the
subjects of artists, their methods, materials and challenges?
Reykjavík Art Museum
Tryggvagata
17, 101 Reykjavík
www.artmuseum.is
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26 January 2018
10:00 PM
Dark Music Days
Loom performed by Nordic Affect at the National Gallery of Iceland
Loom is a video/music piece composed for Nordic
Affect.
The musical score is written by María Huld Markan Sigfúsdóttir and the
video created by Dodda Maggý.
National Gallery of Iceland
Fríkirkjuvegi
7, 101 Reykjavik
www.listasafn.is
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24 December 2017 - 3 January 2018
2nd Addis Video Art Festival
With
its 2nd edition the Addis Video Art Festival continues to create a
dialogue between local, and international artists by encouraging
digital media culture. It will take place between 24 December and 3
January and will screen throughout Addis Ababa in a variety of
locations including street corners, rooftops, public centers and art
centers.
The
international festival intends to provide a platform for innovative
video art in Ethiopia and by sharing video art in both conventional and
non-conventional settings, the festival will reach both the artist
community and the everyday passerby. In the selection of works chosen
for the second edition of the festival, the theme of love triangle
appears in many manifestations from the intimately personal to the
socio-political-environmental to the cosmic. The videos portray a sense
of time that is liquid in its survey of the present moment, but in the
end, moves steadfastly forward. The migrations amongst various
geographies portrayed in the works correlate to various timelines as
well. This is very fitting to the location of the festival in Ethiopia
as it follows the Julian calendar, which is 8 years behind the
Gregorian calendar, creating a new terrain of time altogether.
While the mechanics of triangulation has uses in politics, psychology,
social sciences, and in the interpersonal politics of love, the
essential method is always the same: by converging measurements taken
from two distinct points, a more confident result is found, validating
the data, be it time, space, or people, from the perspective of
multiple observers. In this way, the complexity of the human experience
is portrayed more accurately. However, triangulation also points out
absences as space is filled from all sides in a balancing act that
correlates to the other sides, one can easily find what is not
contributing to the whole.
The festival will show works by Alban Wady El Neel, Mohamad El-Hadidi,
Mulugeta Gebrekidan, Marie-Frnace Giaraudon, Martha Haile, Edgar
Endress, Shahar Marcus & Nezaket, Helina Metaferia, Caroline Koss,
Michael Macgarry, Suzanne Wawra, Onyinye Alheri Nigeria, Meike Redeker,
Ng’endo Mukii, Eyal Segal, Yacob Bizuneh, Jacob Podbler and Wala &
Kush and a guest program with Video Art from Iceland curated by Erin
Honeycutt and featuring the artists Kristín Scheving, Sigurður
Guðjónsson, Dagrún Aðalsteinnsdóttir, Dodda Maggy, Ásdis Sif
Gunnarsdóttir, Logi Leo Gunnarsson and Rakel Jonsdottir.
Various places, Addis Ababa, Ethiopia
www.contemporaryand.com
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6- 10 December 2017
UNTITLED Miami Beach 2017
BERG Contemporary will be located at booth E6 with available works by
Dodda Maggý, Haraldur Jónsson, Kees Visser and Woody Vasulka
www.untitledartfairs.com
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4 November 2017
1:00 PM
Iceland Airwaves - Music Tech Day
Saturday
4th of November in Bíó Paradís will host exciting, interactive events
as part of the Iceland Airwaves Conference & Lounge.
All events are open to the public!
13:00
Dodda Maggý, renowned artist and musician will showcase her visuals in
Salur 1. Come see the much buzzed about work on the big screen!
14:00
dj. flugvél & geimskip is going to show us how to play her new
video game which is made to coincide with her upcoming album release.
She'll show us how it works and you can try it yourself.
Alongside this we'll have some lectures and performances as part of Music Tech Day:
14:20 Promogogo - Einar Örn (30 minutes)
15:00 Halldór Eldjárn (30 minutes)
15:45 Neon Planets – Interactive Music Publishing & Live Performance with Daði Freyr
16:30 Genki Instruments introduces Wave
Bíó Paradís
Hverfisgata 54, 101 Reykjavík, Iceland
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23 September 2017 - 14 January 2018
ARoS Focus//New Nordic
Solo Exhibition
ARoS Aarhus Art Museum
ARoS Allé 2, DK-8000 Aarhus C, Denmark
www.aros.dk
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1 - 3 September 2017
Chart Art Fair
BERG Contemporary will present artworks from
Sigurður Guðjónsson, Dodda Maggý and Haraldur Jónsson
Kunsthal Charlottenborg
Nyhavn 2, 1051 Copenhagen Denmark
www.chartartfair.com
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18 August - 21 October 2017
Variations
Solo
Exhibition
Berg Contemporary
Klapparstígur 16, 101 Reykjavík, Iceland
www.bergcontemporary.is
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22 - 30 July 2017
EKKERT JARM
Group Exhibition
Dodda Maggý
Egill Sæbjörnsson
Olga Bergmann & Anna Hallin
Ragnar Kjartansson
Kleifum, Blönduósi, Iceland
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13 July - 19 August 2017
Vicennial
Group Exhibition
EC Davies
Michael Davies
Kerstin Drechsel
Jorn Ebner
Mark Joshua Epstein
Nick Fox
Simon Le Ruez
Dodda Maggý
Jock Mooney
Michael Mulvihill
Stephen Palmer
Josué Pellot
Narbi Price
Morten Schelde
Matthew Smith
Alison Unsworth
Barbara Walker
Miranda Whall
Flora Whiteley
‘Vicennial’
celebrates twenty years of Vane with an exhibition of work by gallery
artists. In July 1997 Vane opened our first ever exhibition. In the
twenty years since then we have worked with hundreds of artists from
around the world, both welcoming them to our home in the north east of
England as well as through taking the gallery to participate in
international projects in Denmark, Germany, Italy, Lithuania, Mexico,
Puerto Rico, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, and the USA.
Vane
39 Pilgrim Street, Newcastle upon Tyne, UK
www.vane.org.uk
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19 April 2017
7:00 PM
Loom performed by Nordic Affect
at National
Sawdust
Loom is a video/music piece composed for Nordic
Affect.
The musical score is written by María Huld Markan Sigfúsdóttir and the
video created by Dodda Maggý.
National Sawdust
80 North 6th Street, Brooklyn, NY 11249
www.nationalsawdust.org
www.nordicaffect.com
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Photo by Carol M. Highsmith
13 April 2017
6:45 PM
World Premiere of Loom
Performed by Nordic Affect at LA Phil's Reykjavík Festival
Loom is a video/music piece composed for Nordic
Affect.
The musical score is written by María Huld Markan Sigfúsdóttir and the
video created by Dodda Maggý.
Walt Disney Concert Hall
111 S Grand Ave, Los Angeles, CA 90012
www.laphil.com
www.nordicaffect.com
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23 February 2017
20:00 PM
Q & A
Bout: Video Works from the Collection
Ásdís Sif Gunnarsdóttir
Dodda Maggý
The Icelandic Love Corporation
Reykjavík Art Museum
Tryggvagata
17, 101 Reykjavík
www.artmuseum.is
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3 February 2017
Winterlights Festival 2017
Presented
a new commission on live broadcast on Channel 2 on Icelandic
television. DeCore (Doríon) 2017 is a three-projection, outdoor video
installation made to honor and support the work of artist Gerður
Helgadóttir. Her stained glass windows of Kópavogur Church are severely
damaged and in need of repair so a fundraiser campaign has been started.
Kópavogur Church
Hábraut 1a, 200
Kópavogur, Iceland
www.kopavogskirkja.is/fjarsofnun
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12 January - 7 May 2017
Bout: Video Works from the Collection
Group Exhibition
Erró
Sigrún Harðardóttir
Steina Vasulka
Ráðhildur Ingadóttir
Sirra Sigrún
Sigurðardóttir
Egill Sæbjörnsson
Ásdís Sif
Gunnarsdóttir
Ásmundur Ásmundsson
Dodda Maggý
Erling T.V.
Klingenberg
Gjörningaklúbburinn
Magnús Pálsson
Hlynur Helgason
Ósk Vilhjálmsdóttir
Hlynur Hallsson
Finnur Arnar Arnarson
Libia Castro
Ólafur Ólafsson
Bjargey Ólafsdóttir
Gabríela
Friðriksdóttir
Sigurður Guðjónsson
Þorvaldur
Þorsteinsson
Jeanette Castioni
BOUT – play, performance, record and tale
BOUT
is an extensive project where a large part of the animated works in the
Reykjavík Art Museum collection will be put on show. The title refers
to the works being exhibited in four different bouts, each one lasting
around four weeks. Each bout has its own theme which is based on the
approach and subjects of the artists. The themes in question are play,
performance, documentation and storytelling.
The
first theme, starting this Thursday, is called PLAY. It holds works by
artists such as Egill Sæbjörnsson, Erró, Sigrún Harðardóttir, Sirra
Sigrún Sigurðardóttir and Steina. Their art work is technically
characterised for example by an experimental approach to the media and
research of the possibilities which technology brings. This bout
includes the work Tokyo Four by Steina Vasulka who plays an important
part in the development of video art, as an active participant in the
international art scene during the birth and formation years of the
media, late in the sixties.
A
total of 22 art works will be on show during the exhibition.
The
next bout, PERFORMANCE, starts on February 9th. It includes works by
Ásdís Sif Gunnarsdóttir, Ásmundur Ásmundsson, Dodda Maggý, Erling
Klingenberg, The Icelandic Love Corporation and Magnús Pálsson.
The
third bout is RECORD and starts on March 9th. Artists involved are
Finnur Arnar Arnarson, Hlynur Hallsson, Hlynur Helgason, Jeanette
Castioni, Libia and Ólafur, Ósk Vilhjálmsdóttir and Ráðhildur
Ingadóttir.
The
fourth and last bout is TALE and it starts on April 6th. The works are
by Bjargey Ólafsdóttir, Gabríela Friðriksdóttir, Sigurður Guðjónsson
and Þorvaldur Þorsteinsson.
During
the exhibition an extensive program will run in Hafnarhús with
conversations with the artists and lectures on video art and New Media
and its contact points with museum collections and registration. An
important part of the exhibition concerns the inner workings of the
museum, but during the exhibition there will be work ongoing on an
ideological and technical analysis of the works as well as their
registration.
Ólöf
Kristín Sigurðardóttir, Director at Reykjavík Art Museum, claims that
modern day art museums face both ideological and practical questions
when dealing with the preservation of New Media in a fast developing
technical world. Is it for example okay to upgrade an art work into a
new format? Is it okay to transfer from VHS to digital, or must the
museum also keep old VHS-players and tube televisions? Wherein lies the
essence of the art works in the minds of the artists who made them? Is
it alright to constantly upgrade art work so it can be exhibited with
the best available technology at any given time? It is also interesting
to consider how the language, Icelandic, embraces the technology and
the manifestation of the art works. We still call it video work
although very few art works are made in such a way anymore and the VHS
itself is long outdated.
Reykjavík Art Museum
Tryggvagata
17, 101 Reykjavík
www.artmuseum.is
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25 - 30 October 2016
20th Jihlava International Documentary Film Festival
Showing:
Minerva (2013)
There, there (2013)
Czech Republic
www.dokument-festival.com
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2 October 2016
15:00 PM
Artist Talk
Framtíðarminni / Future Memory
Dodda Maggý
Elsa Dórothea Gísladóttir
Ingirafn Steinarssons
Kristinn Már Pálmason
Reykjanes Art Museum
Tjarnargata 12, 230 Reykjanesbær, Iceland
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1 September - 6 November
2016
Framtíðarminni / Future Memory
Group Exhibition
Dodda Maggý
Elsa Dórothea Gísladóttir
Ingirafn Steinarssons
Kristinn Már Pálmason
Curated by Inga Þórey Jóhannsdóttir
Reykjanes Art Museum
Tjarnargata 12, 230 Reykjanesbær, Iceland
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20 April 2016
18:00 - 22:00 PM
Coil: Music and Video Installation
MENGI
Óðinsgata 2, 101 Reykjavík, Iceland
www.mengi.net
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27 September
- 17 October 2015
Reykjavik Stories
Group
Exhibition
Jón
Óskar, Hulda Hákon, Finnur Arnar, Jóhann Ludwig Torfason
Ragnhildur
Jóhanns, Dodda Maggý, Guðmundur Thoroddsen and Sindri Leifsson
Quartair
Bilderdijkstraat
141A, 2513 CN
Den Haag,
Holland
www.quartair.nl
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24 - 30
September 2015
Nordic Music Days 2015
Nordic Sound Art
Group Exhibition
Vinyl
Terror & Horror (DK)
Erik Bünger (SE)
Cecilia Jonsson (SE)
Tommi Grönlund & Petteri Nisunen (FI)
Espen Sommer Eide (NO)
Christine Ödlund (SE)
Dodda Maggý (IS)
Curated by Rune Søchting and Mads Kullberg
The
art works shown are large scale installations with substantial visual
elements, yet with sound as the central element bringing a wide range
of materials into play. The audience will encounter a greenhouse with
electro magnetic plants, record players that seem to have come alive,
explorations of the relation between voice and identity and much more.
Each art work constitutes its own micro universe exploring and
visualising the formation, processing and transmission of sound.
The
exhibition features a number of well established artists from the
Nordic countries, who despite their international success have not
previously been very exposed in Denmark.
The
exhibition is set in the empty attics above Kongernes Lapidarium, and
the architecture of Christian IV's Brewhouse, one of the oldest
buildings in Copenhagen, serves as a spectacular backdrop to the
contemporary sound art.
Kongernes Lapidarium, Copenhagen, Denmark
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18 - 23
September 2015
Nordisk Panorama
Remembering
- A Glimpse of a Memory
Curated by Kristín
Scheving
Nordisk
Panorama and Malmö Konsthall invites you to a selection of Icelandic
Art films, all themed around belonging, identity, territory and memory.
“Coming
from Iceland where nature plays a big role in most people´s memories,
as we are still so few, sharing this island, there is space for
wilderness that echoes in many people´s memories and their feelings of
the territory.” Says the curator Kristín Scheving of the exhibition,
which includes artists such as Hulda Rós Guðnadóttir, Una Lorenzen,
Sigurður Guðjónsson, Kristín Scheving, Ásdís Sif Gunnarsdóttir, María
Dalberg, Dodda Maggý, Steina and Woody Vasulka.
The Bookstore in Malmö
Konsthall
St Johannesgatan 7, 205 80 Malmö, Sweden
www.nordiskpanorama.com
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14 June 2015
15:00 PM
Artist Talk
Birting / Illumination
Dodda Maggý & Erla Þórarinsdóttir
Gerðarsafn
Kópavogur
Art Museum
Hamraborg 4, 200 Kópavogur
www.gerdarsafn.is
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20 May - 7 June 2015
OODAAQ
FESTIVAL 2015
VideoArt Festival
Icelandic selection curated by Kristín
Scheving
Rennes, France
www.loeildoodaaq.fr
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15
May 2015
21:00 PM
16 May 2016
16:00 PM
Doríon:
Video & Music Performance
by
Dodda Maggý
Performed by Kvennakórinn Katla / Katla
Women’s Choir
The performance runs for 40 min
Curated by Kristín Dagmar
Jóhannesdóttir
Reykjavík Arts Festival 2015
Kópavogur
Church
Hábraut 1a, 200
Kópavogur, Iceland
www.gerdarsafn.is
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12 - 19 April 2015
Línubilun / Line Fault
Group Exhibition
Dodda
Maggý
Sigrún Hrólfsdóttir
Sirra Sigrún Sigurðardóttir
Curated by Borghildur Tumadóttir &
Freyja Eilíf Logadóttir
Off Venue SEQUENCES - Real Time Art Festival
Ekkisens Art Space
Bergstaðastræti 25B, 101 Reykjavík, Iceland
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5 December 2014
Premiere of Audio/Visual Performance
DORÍON
Salon
Performance Night
Curated by Marie-Louise Andersson
Bakkehuset
Copenhagen, Denmark
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18 October
2014
18:00 PM
Panel Discussion
Art, Nature and Society; a relationship in progress?
In connection with the exhibition
Pushing Reality - Icelandic Photography
A part of the official programme of MdF
6TH EUROPEAN MONTH OF PHOTOGRAPHY BERLIN
Panel members:
Dodda Maggy, Artist
Daniel Reuter, Artist
Spessi, Artist
Einar Falur Ingolfsson, Art critic
Katia Reich, Art Historian
Nina Grundemark, Curator
Moderator: Dr. Chistiane Stahl
Director at Alfred Ehrhardt Foundation, Berlin
Icelandic Embassy in Berlin
Felleshus, Nordic Embassies, Rauchstrasse 1, Berlin
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18 October - 15 November
2014
Pushing
Reality - Icelandic Photography
Group Exhibition
A part of the official programme of
MdF
6TH
EUROPEAN MONTH OF PHOTOGRAPHY BERLIN
Curated by Nina Grundemark
Grundemark
Nilsson Gallery
c/o Alexander Ochs Projects
Besselstrasse 14, 10969 Berlin
www.grundemarknilsson.se
www.mdf-berlin.de
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7 July - 26
October 2014
At Twilight
Group Exhibition
Through
time artists have explored and been lured by the mystical space created
by promt contrasts of light and shadow and weather transformations.
But, the transition of the twilight also affects other creatures than
humans and Mother Nature; the contrast to sunlight and daylight is
night and darkness when strange creatures are on the move. The local
folklore tells tales of night trolls; uncanny creatures who reside in
caves and canyons, that if they are exposed to sunlight they turn into
stone. For long Icelanders have read various symbols from the land and
commonly perceived stone formations as transformed troll figures. From
such play of fantasy and conflict between the bright world and the
darker forces of nature, folktales are created, even in our times.
The exhibition is intended to provide
insight into the process of
research and exploration of Icelandic artists on refraction, shadowplay
in nature and luminous effect of optical spectra.
The works in this exhibition are all
by Icelandic artists from the
collection of the National Gallery of Iceland spanning the period from
1900 to 2013, by such artists as Guðmunda Andrésdóttir, Ásgerður
Búadóttir, Dodda Maggý, Svavar Guðnason, Spessi (Sigurþór
Hallbjörnsson), Gerður Helgadóttir, Ásgrímur Jónsson, Sigurður Árni
Sigurðsson, Jón Stefánsson and Þórarinn B. Þorláksson.
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24 May 2014
20:00 PM
RAFLOST
Icelandic
Festival of Electronic Arts
KverK
Dodda Maggý
Tehri Marttila
Eric Parr
Hlöðver Sigurðsson
Sölvhóll,
LHÍ Concert Hall
Sölvhólsgötu 3, 101 Reykjavik
www.raflost.is
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18
April 2014
21:00 PM
LIVE
PERFORMANCE
MENGI
Óðinsgata 2, 101 Reykjavík, Iceland
www.mengi.net
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15 March 2014
15:00 PM
Artist
Talk
Cadences
of Line and Color
Reykjavík Art Museum
Tryggvagata
17, 101 Reykjavík
www.artmuseum.is
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15 - 22 February 2014
Papay Gyro Nights 2014
Video
Installations by
Sigurður Guðjónsson & Dodda Maggý
Curated by Kristín Scheving
Contemporary
Art Festival
at Papay Arts Centre
Tredwall, Papa Westray, Orkney, Scotland
www.papaygyronights.papawestray.org
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February - 13 April 2014
Cadences
of Line and Color
Group
Exhibition
Curated by Hafþór Yngvason, Yean Fee Quay & Jón Proppé
This
exhibition showcases works of art in the spirit of “visual music.”
Since the early twentieth century, artists in search of abstract forms
of expression have sought inspiration in music. The pioneers of
abstract painting consciously looked to musical aesthetics in order to
develop a new kind of painting without reference to external reality.
In due course, in the 1920s, avant-garde artists began experimenting
with the new possibilities of film technology to create visual music.
Since then, with the advent of video, and increasingly sophisticated
means for working with music and images, artists have been able to
develop this art form even further, to make works in the spirit of
visual music without requiring a team of technicians to do so. Thus the
concept of visual music can be traced through art history from the
beginning of the twentieth century until the present day.
The exhibition is made up of three parts: First, the historical
background to the art form is established through its main
pioneers – Viking Eggeling, Thomas Wilfred, Oskar Fischinger and John
and James Withney. The second part of the exhibition consists of new
installation, Trajectories, that combines video work by Sigurður
Guðjónsson and an electronic/piano composition by Anna Þorvaldsdóttir,
Decore (aurae) by the artist Dodda Maggý and works by the American
artist Jeremy Blake. The third and final section curated by Jón Proppé,
consists of about forty smaller works that illustrate the relationship
between music and abstract art in Iceland.
The exhibition, which is organized in collaboration with the Reykjavik
Centre for Visual Music, will coincide with the opening of the
inaugural Reykjavik Visual Music–Punto y Raya Festival, which will be
held at the Harpa Concert Hall and Conference Centre from January
30–February 2, 2014. The new work by Sigurður Guðjónsson and Anna
Þorvaldsdóttir was commissioned for the festival by the Reykjavik
Centre for Visual Music. The Silfurberg Art Fund sponsors both the
festival and the exhibition.
About the artists
Swedish artist Viking Eggeling (1880–1925) is renowned for his
participation in various radical artistic and political movements in
the 1910s and 20s. He lived in Paris, the epicentre of modernism, from
1911-17, and then Zurich, where he took part in Dadaist performance art
at the Cabaret Voltaire. In his work he aspired to develop abstract
forms that could serve as a universal visual vocabulary for movement. A
pioneer of experimental abstract film, Eggeling used stop-motion
photography to animate series of drawings. His Symphonie diagonale
(1924) had a revolutionary impact on experimental film.
Danish-American artist Thomas Wilfred (1889–1968) was a pioneer and
creator of Lumia, the art of light, which was an entirely new art form
in the beginning of the twentieth century. He developed a complex
instrument, which he called a clavilux, to project coloured imagery,
instead of just colour fields like earlier instruments. Wilfred
used the clavilux to perform his many compositions of light, colour,
and form; they consist of a very wide range of light intensity and a
broad spectrum of delicate colours and shapes. Wilfred regarded
Lumia as a completely independent and new art form and performed his
compositions in complete silence. Later in his career he
developed individual instruments, each of which displayed a single
composition. Digital representations of some of the 18 extant
compositions are on display here. As technology has improved, the
digital representations give a better approximation to Wilfred’s analog
art. But the exquisite, sublime beauty of Wilfred’s work can
still be fully experienced only when viewing his works in person. In
the spirit of abstract expressionism, the Museum of Modern Art in New
York in 1951 exhibited three of his works alongside paintings by
Pollock, Rothko and Willem de Kooning. But again, because Wilfred
thought of Lumia as an independent, separate art form, he did not
regard his work as part of abstract expressionist painting, even though
he was working contemporaneously with many of those painters.
German-American artist Oskar Fischinger (1900–1967), one of the main
protagonists in the history of animation and abstract cinema, is a
pioneer of visual music. In the 1920s, in his famous series Studies, he
created a new abstract film language with highly complex animation.
Fischinger’s animated lines and shapes move in smooth transitions,
parallel to and in harmony with music and rhythms. In 1936, Paramount
Pictures brought Fischinger to Hollywood, where his unique style
influenced Disney’s animated feature Fantasia. More importantly,
Fischinger’s foresights in film as an art form continue to influence
many artists, animators and filmmakers to this day.
Brothers John (1917–95) and James Whitney (1921–82) are well known for
their innovative work in film: John was a composer and James a
filmmaker, and together they did pioneering work with abstract film,
including Twenty-Four Variations on an Original Theme, based on Arnold
Schoenberg’s twelve-tone system. A sequence made by John for Alfred
Hitchcock’s Vertigo is a renowned example of the expressive power of
abstract music.
US artist Jeremy Blake (1971–2007) is best known for his video works
and his collaborations with filmmakers and musicians. His works were
selected for the Whitney Biennial in New York in 2000, 2002 and 2004.
Dodda Maggý (b.1981) completed her MFA degree from the Royal Danish
Academy of Fine Arts in Copenhagen in 2009. Alongside her MFA studies
she also pursued studies in Nordic Sound Art (a two-year MFA programme
jointly organised by the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts, Malmö
Art Academy, Oslo National Academy of the Arts and Trondheim Academy of
Fine Art), in which she focussed on the connection between music and
visual art.
Sigurdur Gudjónsson (b. 1975) makes videos where image, sound, and
space form a seamless whole.The distant world of these works draws the
viewer toward its core, through a near-bodily experience of the
interplay of image and sound with the setting. His work has been
featured in numerous solo and group exhibitions around the world, in
such institutions as the National Gallery of Iceland, Reykjavík Art
Museum, Hafnarborg, Iceland, Frankfurter Kunstverein, Germany, Arario
Gallery, Beijing, Liverpool Biennial, Tromsø Kunstforening,
Norway, Hamburger Bahnhof, Berlin, KW Institute for Contemporary
Art, Berlin, Ursula Blickle Videoarchiv Kunsthalle Vienna, Kling &
Bang Gallery and Bergen Kunsthall Norway.
Anna Þorvaldsdóttir (b.1977) music tends to portray a flowing
world of sounds with an enigmatic lyrical atmosphere. Her works have
been nominated and awarded on many occasions. Her chamber orchestra
piece Hrim was awarded Composition of the Year at the Icelandic Music
Awards 2011, as well as the International Music Prize for Excellence in
Composition 2011. At the Icelandic Music Awards 2012, Anna was awarded
Composer of the Year and her debut album Rhízōma was awarded
Classical/Contemporary Album of the Year. Anna is the recipient of the
prestige Nordic Council Music Prize 2012 for her work Dreaming.
Reykjavík
Art Museum
Tryggvagata
17, 101 Reykjavík
www.artmuseum.is
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January - 2 February 2014
Nordic Outbreak
Confronting Elements
Ken
Are Bongo, The wind whispers there is someone behind the tundra (2006)
Antti
Laitinen, Snowman (2006)
Dan
Lestander, Dreams and Wishes (2010)
Sigurdur
Gudjónsson, Veil (2012)
Pernille
With Madsen, Transition (2008-2009)
Dodda
Maggý,There, there (2013)
Miia
Rinne, SEA (2012)
Curated by Tanya Toft and Dan Lestander
The
program in Umeå will also include Superflex, Burning Car (2008).
Burning Car is a film work by Superflex in which a car is being set on
fire. The empty car starts to burn, the cabin is filled with smoke and
fire, car-paint is bobbling, tires explode. Towards the end the car is
burned out completely.
Nordic
Outbreak ends its Nordic tour visiting Umeå in northern Sweden, for the
Inauguration of the city of Umeå as European Capital of Culture 2014,
January 31-February 2, 2014. A selection from the Nordic Outbreak
program will be projected on temporary canvases installed as a cube in
Rådhusparken and integrate with the winter landscape.
The
Nordic Outbreak exhibition in Umeå explores the theme Confronting
Elements. In the Greek notion of the classical elements fire, air,
water and earth, each element has a property, always in transformation
from one state to the other – hot then dry; wet then hot; cold then
wet; dry then cold. Nature’s elements have been romanticized in Nordic
visual aesthetics in a tradition emerging from landscape paintings with
nature’s core elements as properties for human spirit and vitality.
While questioning the reality and materiality of nature’s elements,
Nordic Outbreak: Confronting Elements also questions the myth of them.
Installed in a large-scale, cubic installation in direct contact with
the snow, the installation establishes both coherency and confrontation
between abstracted elements in the artworks that simultaneously enhance
and resolute each other.
Umeå
has been appointed European Capital of Culture 2014. Each year EU
appoints two cultural capitals of Europe, with the aim of highlighting
our shared cultural heritage and stimulate interest in the cultural
riches of the countries in the EU. In Umeå this award is an important
part of the municipality’s long-term growth strategy. This will create
a greater interest in the city and its stakeholders, and contribute to
culture-driven growth.
Rådhusparken, Umeå, Sweden
www.nordicoutbreak.streamingmuseum.org
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15 -19
January 2014
London Art Fair 2014
Represented by VANE
Kerstin
Drechsel | Nick
Fox | Simon
Le Ruez | Dodda
Maggy | Jock
Mooney
Michael
Mulvihill | Stephen
Palmer | Narbi
Price | Morten
Schelde
Business
Design Centre,
Upper Street, Islington, London
www.londonartfair.co.uk
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18 - 22
December 2013
MADATAC
Contemporary
Festival of New Media Arts and Advanced Audiovisual Technologies
with 700IS Reindeerland curated by
Kristín Scheving
Madrid, Spain
www.madatac.es
www.700.is
|
16 November - 1 December 2013
ÆSA
Solo
Exhibition
Curated by Finnur Arnar
Menningarhúsið
Skúrinn
www.finnurarnar.com
|
7 - 11
November 2013
(In)definition
Instant
Video
(international video art and multimedia festival)
Dark
- Bright - Rebirth
with
700IS Reindeerland curated by Kristín Scheving
Steina
with Woody
Vasulka |
Una Lorenzen |
Dodda Maggý
Sigurður
Guðjónsson | Sigrún
Harðardóttir |
Elísabet
Brynhildardóttir
Kríudóttir
|
Hulda
Rós Guðnadóttir |
Sally
& Mo
Marseille,
France
www.700.is
www.instantsvideo.com
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30
October 2013
17:00
- 19:00 PM
BYOB
(Bring Your Own Beamer)
BYOB
(Bring Your Own Beamer) is an
open source DIY curatorial format iniciated by Rafaël Rozendaal. These
series of one-night-exhibitions hosting artists and their
projectors have been spreading across the world rapidly. The event is held
in collaboration between The Living Art Museum, The Icelandic Art
Center & You Are In Control.
The
Living Art Museum
Skúlagata
28, 101 Reykjavík, Iceland
www.nylo.is
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26 October
2013
11:00
AM - 13:00 PM
Nordic
Outbreak
Panel
Video Art : Then & Now
Nordic
Outbreak will be presented at the Reykjavik Art Museum during the first
historical exhibition of Icelandic video art shown in Reykjavik,
Icelandic Video Art from 1975-1990, curated by Margrét Elisabet
Ólafsdóttir. The talks and discussions organized around those two
events taken place simultaneously will raise questions about the role
of local histories and their relevance in regard to contemporary video
art practices.
Speakers
include: Jacob Lillemose (curator), Jonathan Habib Engqvist (curator),
Hlynur Helgason (assistant professor at the University of Iceland) and
Dodda Maggý (artist). The panel is moderated by Margrét Elísabet
Ólafsdóttir (independant researcher at The Reykjavík Academy), curator
of the exhibition Icelandic Video art from 1975 to 1990, actually on
display at the Reykjavik Art Museum.
Reykjavík
Art Museum, Iceland
www.nordicoutbreak.streamingmuseum.org
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25
- 27 October 2013
Nordic
Outbreak
Curated by Tanya Toft and Birta Guðjónsdóttir
Nordic
Outbreak will explore the
theme animated bodies and modified realities. Animated Bodies and
Modified Realities, the theme of the Reykjavik program, explores the
moving image as a platform for performative investigation and modes of
enhancing and creating new realities via the ever advancing
modification possibilities of editing tools. The program presents
current elements of video art in the Nordic countries with specific
emphasis on the recurring threads of video art in Iceland, such as
performativity and animation.
The
works presented in this selection of Nordic Outbreak offer insight into
subjects as varied as spiritual relations between nature and
technology, nature as reflected in the internal dimensions of dreams
and nature as a victim of human destruction, dark chapters in Nordic
history, healing powers of humans and our methods of creating history.
Reykjavík Art Museum,
Iceland
www.nordicoutbreak.streamingmuseum.org
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25 - 27
October 2013
Nordic
Outbreak
Screen City Festival
Curated by Tanya Toft and Daniela Arriado
Iselin Linstad Hauge, The
Foreignness of Her (2011)
Jessica Faiss, Rewind
(2011)
Jette Ellgaard, West
Coast (2009)
Jeannette Ehlers, Black
Bullets (2012)
Eva Olsson, On
Non-Freehold Property (2011)
Dodda Maggý, There,
there (2013)
Birgitte Sigmundstad,
Morning (2011)
Magnus Sigurdarson, 1001
Dreams of Occupation (2012)
Antti Laitinen, Snowman
(2006)
Vibeke Jensen,
SLEEPER_CELL (2003/2013)
In
Stavanger, the select Nordic Outbreak program explores the notion of
EVERYDAY TERRITORIES. Our everyday territories, both psychic and
material – our household, work place or neighbourhood, and spaces that
we occupy in virtual worlds – are held together by invisible rules,
expectations and gazes of society. The works presented in Everyday
Territories offer insight into fictive and real-imagined situations,
which might appear to be ‘just normal’ but underneath the surface
reveal narratives of economic inequality, domestic resistance, feminist
issues, cultural displacement and dreams of escapism that exist in a
parallel stream to the facade of normalcy.
Installed
in the middle of the Lervigstunet park, an important site in the
eastside development of Stavanger, the theme responds to locally
relevant issues of borders and migration and to Stavanger as a city in
movement and development influenced by changing meanings of its
physical, cultural and symbolic territories.
Stavanger, Norway
www.screencity.no
www.nordicoutbreak.streamingmuseum.org
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24
- 28 October 2013
700IS Reindeerland
Curated
by Kristín Scheving
Slaughterhouse
Egilstaðir, Iceland
www.700.is
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1 August 2013
Nordic
Outbreak
The
Maboneng Precinct
J Tobias Anderson, The Wind (2009)
Jeannette Ehlers, Black Bullets (2012)
Jessica Faiss, Rewind (2011)
Vibeke Jensen, Sleeper Cell (2012)
Hannu Karjalainen, Towards an
Architect (2010)
Dodda Maggy, There, there (2013)
Miia Rinne, Sea (2012)
The
installation also presents MIDNIGHT MOMENT
featuring
Björk in Mutual Core (2012)
in collaboration with Times Square
Arts
A
selection from the
Nordic Outbreak exhibition will be exhibited in The Maboneng Precinct,
Johannesburg, South Africa in partnership with The Trinity Session
founders Marcus Neustetter and Stephen Hobbs, and The Maboneng Precinct.
August 1, 2013, 7-10pm
at the corner of Fox Street and
Kruger Street
Johannesburg, South Africa
www.nordicoutbreak.streamingmuseum.org
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8 - 28 June
2013
Nordic
Outbreak
ISEA2013
Nordic
Outbreak was
invited to present a special program during and post ISEA 2013 Sydney,
June 8 – 28 by Urbanscreens TV, The Concourse, 409 Victoria Avenue,
Chatswood Sydney NSW 2067.
ISEA is an international symposium of electronic art and
ideas that takes place in a different city each year. ISEA 2013 took
place in Sydney, Australia. Presented by the Australian Network for Art
and Technology (ANAT) and held alongside Vivid Sydney – a festival of
light, music and ideas – ISEA2013 showcased the best media artworks
from around the world and provide a platform for the lively exchange of
future-focused ideas.
The 19th International Symposium on Electronic Art
comprised engaging presentations and thought-provoking speakers and
discussions, informed dialogues, dynamic debates, enlightening keynotes
and experimental incursions into the extensive and diverse practice of
electronic media arts.
Sydney, Australia
www.nordicoutbreak.streamingmuseum.org
www.isea2013.org
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5 - 15 April
2013
Papay Gyro Nights 2013
Experimental
Film and Video Art programme
with
700IS Reindeerland curated by
Kristín Scheving
Hong
Kong
www.papaygyronights.papawestray.org
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4 - 7 April
2013
Nordic
Outbreak
Scandinavia
House
58 Park Avenue at 38th Street,
NY
A touring exhibition of Nordic
video art and new media art for international
public spaces in 2013 -2014. Nordic Outbreak is a
program of Streaming Museum
Produced and curated by Tanya Toft &
Nina Colosi
Icelandic selection curated by Birta Guðjónsdóttir
Eija-Liisa
Ahtila, J Tobias Anderson, Björk
& Andrew Thomas
Huang,
Jeannette Ehlers Jette Ellgaard, Jessica
Faiss, Søren
Thilo Funder, Marit
Følstad, Sigurdur Gudjónsson Styrmir
Örn Gudmundsson,
Eeva-Mari Haikala, Iselin
Linstad, Hauge
Kaia Hugin,
Hanne Ivars, Mogens
Jacobsen, Vibeke
Jensen, Jesper
Just, Hannu
Karjalainen,
Ken Are Bongo Antti
Laitinen, Dan
Lestander, Una
Lorenzen,
Dodda
Maggy,
Eva Olsson, Pernille
With Madsen, QNQ/AUJIK, Miia
Rinne,
Egill
Sæbjörnsson, Birgitte
Sigmundstad, Magnus
Sigurdarson, Superflex
Nordic
Outbreak launches in New York City with a week of events and
exhibitions in public spaces. The programs will address contemporary
dynamics in
Nordic moving images and what “the Nordic” has come to mean in the
digital age as a concept of
aesthetics and identity.
New
York Launch:
4 - 25 April 2013: Scandinavia House, Victor Borge Hall Lobby, 58 Park Avenue
5 April 2013: Dag Hammarskjold Plaza 47th St. and 2nd
Avenue (7 - 10 PM)
6 April 2013: Symposium at
Scandinavia House, 58 Park Avenue at 38th Street, NY
6 April 2013: New
Museum Sky Room reception, 235 Bowery (7 - 11 PM)
The
theme of the New
York exhibition, Nordic Outbreak: Confronting
Tales, Futures and Memories, questions the fictional narratives and
tales that underpin the Nordic concept – of cultural
values, identification with nature, melancholia, everyday life and the
welfare model. These tales have shaped through past and
present myths, memories and
nostalgia, and in the traditions and rituals of everyday life, which
ultimately shape ideas about the future. Confronting Tales,
Futures and Memories is the umbrella theme of the total collection of
artworks. It challenges the preconceived notions of
‘the Nordic’ concept as idea and identity.
Venues in Scandinavia 2013 and 2014:
KIASMA,
Helsinki, Finland
Reykjavik Art Museum, Iceland
Screen City Festival, Stavanger, Norway
Danish
Architecture Center, Copenhagen, Denmark
Katuaq, The Cultural Centre of Greenland, Nuuk, Greenland
www.nordicoutbreak.streamingmuseum.org
www.streamingmuseum.org
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4 - 10 March
2013
Luminous Language
Curated by Vane Contemporary Art
Group Exhibition
Héctor
Arce-Espasas | Adam Burns | EC Davies
| Michael Davies | Kerstin Drechsel
Jorn
Ebner | Mark
Joshua Epstein | Nick Fox | Nadia
Hebson | Jonpaul Kirvan
Simon
Le Ruez | Dodda
Maggy | Jane Millican | Jock Mooney
| Michael Mulvihill
Stephen
Palmer | Josué
Pellot | Narbi
Price | Morten
Schelde |
Matthew Smith
Alison
Unsworth | Barbara Walker | Miranda Whall
| Flora
Whiteley
Vane presents ‘Luminous Language’,
an exhibition of contemporary approaches to drawing. “Drawing is a
struggle between
nature and the artist, in which the better the artist understands the
intentions of nature, the more easily he will triumph
over it. For him it is not a question
of copying, but of interpreting in a simpler and more luminous
language."
Charles Baudelaire (1821-1867), The Salon of 1846, VII: On the Ideal
and the Model (1846)
Though the
traditional medium of pencil on paper continues to be a
mainstay of drawing, in the expanded field of contemporary practice,
artists are using an ever-widening
range of media in order to
experiment with their ideas and themes. And while drawing is still used
as a starting point or a kind of shorthand in the development of
work in other media, increasingly, many artists are seeing it as the
core of their work.
‘Luminous
Language’, curated by Vane, explores the great variety of
contemporary drawing through the work of 24 artists from the UK, Europe
and the USA. Whether using pencil, paint, collage, photography or
video, these works give us an insight into each artist’s working method
and their individual artistic visions.
Launch F18 Gallery
373 Broadway
(between White Street and Franklin Street) 6th Floor, NY 10013, USA
Preview:
Monday 4 March 6-8pm.
Gallery open: 5-10 March by appointment
www.vane.org.uk
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21 - 28
February 2013
Papay Gyro Nights 2013
Contemporary
Art Festival
at Papay Arts Centre
with
700IS Reindeerland
curated by Kristín Scheving
Tredwall,
Papa Westray, Orkney, Scotland
www.papaygyronights.papawestray.org
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|
7 - 10 February
2013
700IS
Reindeerland
Experimental
Art Festival
Nordic
House
Sturlugata
5, 101 Reykjavik, Iceland
www.nordice.is
www.700.is
|
30 November - 9 December
2012
Festisvall 3.5
Group
Exhibition
Artíma
Gallerí
Skúlagata
28, 101 Reykjavik
|
15 November
- 22 December 2012
Horizonic
Unfolding Space through Sound Art
Touring Group
Exhibition curated by ARTnord
Amund
Sjølie Sveen |
Åsa Stjerna | Catrin
Andersson | Dodda
Maggý
Elin
Øyen Vister | Goodiepal
|
Halldór
Úlfarsson
Jessie
Kleemann & Iben Mondrup |
Kristín
Björk Kristjánsdóttir
Les
Boreales Festival, Caen, France
www.artnord.fr
www.horizonic.net
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25
- 28 October 2012
Belgrade Art Fair
Video
Program with NOVA
Kulturni
Centar Beograda
Trg
Republike 5, Belgrade, Serbia
www.belgradeartfair.com
|
17 September -
21
October 2012
Horizonic
Unfolding Space through Sound Art
Touring
Group
Exhibition curated by ARTnord
Amund
Sjølie Sveen |
Åsa Stjerna | Catrin
Andersson | Dodda
Maggý
Elin
Øyen Vister | Goodiepal
|
Halldór
Úlfarsson
Jessie
Kleemann & Iben Mondrup |
Kristín
Björk Kristjánsdóttir
Ystads Konstmuseum, Sweden
www.artnord.fr
www.horizonic.net
|
3
July 2012
Presentation of the exhibition
Horizonic and ARTnord Magazine no.11
The
residency of Berglind Ásgeirsdóttir Ambassador of Iceland in Paris
Projection
of videos by the Icelandic artists Dodda Maggý and Halldór Úlfarsson
www.artnord.fr
www.horizonic.net
|
16 June 2012
15:00 PM
Artist Talk
Horizonic
Unfolding Space through Sound Art
Listasafni
Árnesinga
LÁ Artmuseum
Austurmörk
21, 810 Hveragerði, Iceland
www.listasafnarnesinga.is
|
19 May - 24
June 2012
Horizonic
Unfolding Space through Sound Art
Touring
Group
Exhibition curated by ARTnord
Amund
Sjølie Sveen |
Åsa Stjerna | Catrin
Andersson | Dodda
Maggý
Elin
Øyen Vister | Goodiepal
|
Halldór
Úlfarsson
Jessie
Kleemann & Iben Mondrup |
Kristín
Björk Kristjánsdóttir
Listasafni
Árnesinga
LÁ Artmuseum
Austurmörk
21, 810 Hveragerði, Iceland
www.artnord.fr
www.horizonic.net
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ARTnord Magazine no. 11 Paris May 2012
Ásdís
Ólafsdóttir Director of ARTnord
Emeline
Eudes Editor-in-Chief
Dorothée
Nourisson Creative Director
Includes
essay The Music of Vision by Rune
Søchting
about
DeCore (aurae) by Dodda Maggý
www.artnord.fr
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Blatt Blað no. 60, 2012
Magazine
curated by
Jóna Hlíf Halldórsdóttir and Hlynur Hallsson
Includes
the work Wendy by Dodda Maggý
www.hallsson.de
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16 February
2012
Super Nova
Screening
with NOVA / Northern Video Art Network
at
exhibition Jump Cut with FixC Co-operative
Galerie
Suvi Lehtinen
Novalisstrasse
7, 10115 Mitte, Berlin
www.galerielehtinen.com
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10 February
2012
Screening on Museum Night
Hafnarborg
Strandgata
34, 220 Hafnarfjörður, Iceland
www.hafnarborg.is
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6
- 13 February 2012
Papay Gyro Nights 2012
Contemporary Art Festival
with
NOVA / Northern Video Art Network
Papay
Arts Centre
Tredwall,
Papa Westray, Orkney, Scotland
www.papaygyronights.papawestray.org
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13 - 26
October 2011
Endemis Óhljóð
Sound
Exhibition
curated by Endemi
University of Iceland
Sæmundargata
2, 101 Reykjavik
www.endemi.wordpress.com
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10
September - 9 October 2011
Rise And Shine
Screening at Group Exhibition
with
NOVA / Northern Video Art Network
Formverk
Gredbyvägen 18, Eskiltuna, Sweden
www.formverk.se
|
10 August -
15 September 2011
Wit, Fear and Sarcasm
Goup
Exhibition
Rowena
Hughes | Ann-Marie James | Dodda Maggy
| Mariana Mauricio | Robert Nicol
FAS
Contemporary Art
148
New Bond Street, London
www.faslondon.com
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3
June 2011
17:00 PM
The Confected Video Archive of Kling &
Bang
Screening
Presented
by Kling
& Bangat
Dorothea Schlueter Galerie
Nobistor
36, 22767 Hamburg
www.dorotheaschlueter.com
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26 Feb - 8
May 2011
Hljóðheimar / Sound Fields
Group
Exhibition
Dodda
Maggý will present the sound installation Rainbow
29
March - 10 April 2011
National
Gallery of Iceland
Fríkirkjuvegi
7, 101 Reykjavik
www.listasafn.is
|
30 September
2010
19:00 PM
Icelandic Artists on Film
Screening curated by Package Deals
Whitney Humanities
Center Auditorium
53 Wall Street, Yale University, New
York, USA
www.yale.edu
www.packagedeals.org
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14 July 2010
15:00
PM
Whirlpool
Screening
as
a part of Villa Reykjavik
Curated
by Kling & Bang
House
of Ideas
Grandagarður
2, 101 Reykjavik
www.villareykjavik.com
|
3 April - 29
May 2010
Solo
Exhibition
Wolverhampton
Art Gallery
Lichfield
Street, Wolverhampton, West Midlands, England
www.wolverhamptonart.org.uk
|
28 January
2010
20:00 PM
Artist Talk
LUCY : D15
Reykjavík
Art Museum
Tryggvagata
17, 101 Reykjavík
www.artmuseum.is
|
15 January -
28 February 2010
LUCY : D15
Solo
Exhibition
Curated
by Yean Fee Quay
Reykjavík
Art Museum
Tryggvagata
17, 101 Reykjavík
www.artmuseum.is
|
24 September
- 14 October 2009
Video Konst
Group
Exhibition
Curated
by Kultur i länet in
various public spaces in
Dalarna,
Gävle and Uppsala in Sweden
www.lul.se
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12 - 14 June
2009
Rundgang
The
Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts Graduation Exhibition
Kongens Nytorv 1, 1050
Copenhagen
www.kunstakademiet.dk
|
16 May - 5
July 2009
EXIT
The
Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts Graduation Exhibition
GL Strand
Gammel Strand 48, 1202
Copenhagen
www.glstrand.dk
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25
April - 7 June 2009
Soundings
Nordic
Sound Art Graduation
Exhibition
The
Museum of
Contemporary Art in Roskilde
www.samtidskunst.dk
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