Annual Meeting and Board Elections at The Living Art Museum in Reykjavík
The Living Art Museum, known locally as Nýló, is set to host its annual members' meeting. Located on the second floor of the Marshall House at Grandagarður 20, the non-profit institution continues its long-standing tradition of supporting experimental contemporary art and artist-led practices in the capital.
What Visitors and Members Can Expect at the Marshall House
As a vibrant cultural hub in Reykjavík, the museum operates as an active platform for dialogue, progressive exhibitions, and community engagement. The upcoming gathering brings together the museum's members to review the previous year's activities, discuss upcoming financial budgets, and outline future directions for the institution.
The agenda covers reports from the board, presentation of annual accounts, the introduction of new members, and candidate statements. Following a voting break, the results of the board elections will be announced alongside the presentation of the upcoming year's budget.
Participating in the Museum's Governance
Members who have paid their annual fee are eligible to vote either in person at the museum's premises or via phone for those unable to attend. The elections will fill all open positions across the main board and deputy board, including the role of Chairman, main board members, and deputy members. Following the election results, the newly formed board will also review the selection and hiring of a museum director in accordance with the institution's charter.
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