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Icelandic artist represents SÍM at the Mini Textile Triennial in Finland

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Artist Þorbjörg Þórðardóttir showcases her work as the Icelandic representative at the international Mini Textile Triennial in Kuusisto Art Manor. This exhibition challenges traditional scale by featuring works limited to 20x20x20 cm dimensions, offering a unique perspective on contemporary fiber arts.

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Abstract textile artwork displayed at the Mini Textile Triennial, representing Icelandic art at Kuusisto Art Manor.

Contemporary art enthusiasts in Reykjavík following the activities of local creatives will find a notable international connection unfolding abroad. Þorbjörg Þórðardóttir is representing Iceland at the international mini Textiletriennal hosted at Kuusisto Art Manor in Finland, an exhibition that remains open to visitors until July 26, 2026.

The exhibition features works strictly restricted to 20x20x20 dimensions, intentionally serving as a conceptual counterpoint to large-scale textile exhibitions. For followers of the Association of Icelandic Visual Artists, this international presentation highlights the global reach of artists connected to the community. You can read more about ongoing updates directly via the SÍM announcements page.

To explore more cultural destinations, exhibitions, and creative spaces across the city, you can browse the Reykjavík museums list or view the interactive museum map on Musemap (musemap.art).

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What is the Mini Textile Triennial?

The Mini Textile Triennial is an international exhibition focused on small-scale textile works, serving as a creative counterpoint to large-format fiber art exhibitions.

Who is representing Iceland at the Triennial?

Artist Þorbjörg Þórðardóttir is the official representative for Iceland at this event.

Where is the exhibition held?

The event is hosted at the Kuusisto Art Manor in Finland.

What are the dimensions of the exhibited works?

All participating artworks at the Mini Textile Triennial are restricted to a maximum size of 20x20x20 centimeters.

When does the Mini Textile Triennial end?

The exhibition at Kuusisto Art Manor remains open to the public until July 26, 2026.

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