Playing with Colors and Stipes
January 18th, 14:00–16:00
Dieter Roth’s artwork in the exhibition Looking Inward, Looking Outward will inspire creativity as we reflect on the possibilities of paper, aiming to weave our own paper artworks. This creativity also involves playing with colors, in either black-and-white works or works that explore the color spectrum.

Playing with Colors and Stipes

What Did I Do Today?
February 1st and 15th, 14:00–16:00
We explore our own everyday life and find inspiration from photographs in the exhibition Intimacies in the Everyday. The graphic novel format will be used in the workshop, with photographs also playing a role.  

What Did I Do Today?

Fly on the Wall
March 1st and 15th, 14:00–16:00
We will explore the work The Victorious Army by Magnús Tómasson in the exhibition Looking Inward, Looking Outward and a variety of flies in the form of sculptures will spring up from the workshop at the museum. Flies matter in the world, and it is interesting to reflect on their role in the ecosystem. They can also be colorful and in many sizes and shapes, just like all of us.

Fly on the Wall

Pizza Pizza – Can Toy Pizza Be Artwork?
April 5th, 14:00–16:00
We create sculptures from found objects, transforming old items we no longer use into interesting works of art. In this kids' club, you're welcome to bring small items that are no longer in use and need a new purpose. Hildigunnur Birgisdóttir’s exhibition that’s a Very Large Number — A Commerzbau will inspire us, where among other artworks there is an oversized toy pizza.

Can Toy Pizza Be Artwork?

What Time Is It?
May 17th, 14:00–16:00
After visiting the exhibition The Clock, we reflect on time and create our own clocks that we can set to the time that works best for each person. Large and small clocks, alarm clocks, watches, mantel clocks that are new and old, funny, decorative, or simple.

What Time Is It?

National Gallery of Iceland

Looking Inward, Looking Outward: 140 years of the National Gallery of Iceland

The National Gallery's buildings houses four exhibition halls on two floors.

Ongoing Exhibitions

The National Gallery of Iceland regularly holds exhibitions reflecting its collection.

National Gallery of Iceland

Ongoing Exhibitions

Looking Inward, Looking Outward: 140 years of the National Gallery of Iceland

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