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Free admission
The vision is to (re)create the immersive art exhibition, The Factory, in the remote town of Djúpavík. By building a bridge between the vanished fishing industry and new contemporary art, Djúpavík‘s old herring factory gains a modern and attractive aura. Contrasts merge and unify inside the old building. Thus, artworks will reference the spatial and environmental perception of Djúpavík and of Iceland as a whole.
Open 10.00-18.00
12 June to 12 September 2021
Free admission
Free admission
In 2019, we introduced a new exhibition space in the opposite end of the Westfjords. The Tub / Balinn is an old house in the village of Þingeyri and will host an art exhibition throughout the Summer 2021. The factory in Djúpavík and the old house in Þingeyri have several things in common: ravaged, authentic, abandoned – and embody the forgotten times of the people, who once had their daily lives and routines there. Our overall idea is to establish a connection between two small places in the western region of Iceland - and to give the house a new purpose.
Brekkugata 8, 470 Þingeyri
Open daily from mid-June to mid-September 2021
Free admission
Open daily from mid-June to mid-September 2021
Free admission
Facebook: /thefactorydjupavik
Instagram: #djupavikart
Web: djupavik.is
Instagram: #djupavikart
Web: djupavik.is
Artists:
- Cymene Howe & Dominic Boyer
- Zoé Dubus
- Jasa Baka // Zuzu Knew
- Helen Cova
- Lilý Erla Adamsdóttir
- Erika Lindsay & group of architect students from University of Detroit Mercy School of Architecture
- Ragnheiður Harpa Leifsdóttir
- Jana Jano & Claudia Grevsmühl
- Jaime Ekkens
- Sébastien Nouat
- Janine Hinrichs
- Martin Cox
- Zoé Dubus
- Jasa Baka // Zuzu Knew
- Helen Cova
- Lilý Erla Adamsdóttir
- Erika Lindsay & group of architect students from University of Detroit Mercy School of Architecture
- Ragnheiður Harpa Leifsdóttir
- Jana Jano & Claudia Grevsmühl
- Jaime Ekkens
- Sébastien Nouat
- Janine Hinrichs
- Martin Cox
The Tub / Balinn in Þingeyri:
- Guðbjörg Lind Jónsdóttir, Jean Larson & Ásthildur Jónsdóttir
Art curator & project manager: Emilie Dalum