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The Living Art Museum: Photos & Visual Gallery

Get a visual preview of the experimental contemporary art space in Reykjavík.

Explore the unique atmosphere of this artist-founded venue in Reykjavík through our curated photo gallery. These images offer a preview of the experimental contemporary art exhibitions and archive spaces situated at Marshall House. Use these visual highlights to plan your visit and see what is currently shaping the Icelandic artist-led scene.

The Living Art Museum
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The Living Art Museum photos
Contemporary art preview
See photos of the exhibition spaces and contemporary art collections before your visit to Marshall House.
Pink stylized wordmark reading 'NÓ' in bold magenta and light pink overlapping letters
White multi-story building facade with grid of large windows and central entrance marked Marshall House 20
White multi-story Marshall House building with large grid windows along a rocky waterfront under a clear blue sky
Stack of white books titled 'Archive on the Run' arranged on a checkered beige and cream tile floor
A group of adults and children standing in a gallery space looking at four white framed artworks on a wall.
Snow-covered exterior of a two-story concrete building with a red roof railing and a large green NÝ text overlay
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