Discover emerging and established contemporary artists at Þula, a dynamic gallery and showroom located in Reykjavik's Hafnartorg district. The gallery showcases new narratives in the Icelandic art scene, fostering cultural dialogue and community.
Þula is a commercial art gallery in Reykjavik representing emerging and established contemporary Icelandic artists.
Located in Reykjavík, Þula – Hafnartorg is a contemporary commercial art gallery representing curated Icelandic and international artists. The modern showroom presents the latest currents of the regional art scene to local and global audiences. Visitors can experience a rotating program of paintings, sculptures, and multimedia works designed to foster community connections.
Þula – Hafnartorg is located at Bryggjugata 6 in the vibrant Hafnartorg district of central Reykjavík. Situated within this modern harbor-adjacent development, the gallery's showroom is highly accessible for visitors exploring the city's cultural scene. This central location makes it easy to combine a viewing of contemporary Icelandic art with visits to nearby waterfront attractions.
Bryggjugata 6
101 Reykjavík
Capital Region, IS
Located in the Hafnartorg district of Reykjavík, Þula – Hafnartorg is a contemporary art gallery showcasing Icelandic and international artists. The clean, modern gallery setting on Bryggjugata offers an intimate space where visitors can engage directly with current artistic trends. Through a rotating program of exhibitions, the venue presents a diverse collection of contemporary paintings, sculptures, and multimedia works. By highlighting both established and emerging voices, this dynamic showroom fosters cross-cultural dialogues and community connections.
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Contemporary oil paintings exploring Icelandic heritage and ecology
View the solo exhibition by artist Elín Elísabet Einarsdóttir. The showcased collection synthesizes visual art with literature to reflect on personal and communal histories.
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Contemporary installations exploring home, transience, and joy.
Discover how artist Karen Briem repurposes everyday items to inject playfulness into domestic landscapes. This presentation at Thula Hafnartorg invites visitors to examine how physical environments hold and transmit happiness.
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Introspective paintings reflecting on modern digital culture.
Discover the latest paintings by Dýrfinna Benita Basalan at Thula Hafnartorg. This solo presentation addresses the restless anxiety of the digital age through engaging mixed media artworks. Learn how global connectivity shapes contemporary artistic expression.
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Contemporary Icelandic painting exploring color theory and emotion.
Experience a vibrant exhibition of thirteen new works by Högna Heiðbjört Jónsdóttir. The collection utilizes everyday found objects and industrial materials to challenge our perception of color.
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Solo contemporary painting exhibition exploring intimacy and abstract boundaries.
Discover a compelling series of abstract paintings that draw inspiration from the Icelandic Midsummer Jónsmessa. Artist Kristín Morthens creates layered works that evoke the suspended interactions of daily life through physical boundaries and twilight metaphors.
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An exploration of intuitive drawing and contemporary painting.
Discover new works by Icelandic visual artist Helga Páley Friðþjófsdóttir at Þula. This solo exhibition explores the organic process of painting as intuitive drawing, layering color and form on canvas.
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Contemporary landscape paintings depicting the Icelandic highlands.
Discover Tolli's solo exhibition at Thula Hafnartorg. Through expressive landscape paintings, the artist explores the seasonal transitions of the Icelandic wilderness, from winter peaks to summer valleys.
Marks of Seasons Exhibition
Discover 'Unknown Benevolence,' a multi-artist exhibition exploring magic, tenderness, and collective healing. Currently on display at Sláturhúsið from January 30th to March 23rd, 2025, the show features diverse works that bridge the gap between emotional growth and human experience.
Explore the themes of twilight and the transition from day to night in the exhibition 'Nightshade: The World in the Evening' at the Oakland University Art Gallery. The show features a collection of international contemporary artists, including an American debut by Icelandic artist Ragnar Kjartansson, examining how darkness shapes our perceptions, memories, and sense of the sublime.
Explore the multi-artist exhibition 'Unknown Benevolence', which investigates themes of magic, collective healing, and hope. Curated by Þórhildur Tinna Sigurðardóttir, this exhibition presents a unique dialogue between diverse international and Icelandic artists, inviting visitors to find meaning in the unexpected. The show is on display until October 27th, 2024.
Icelandic artist Guðmundur Thoroddsen presents his new exhibition, 'Up and Down,' on view at the Asya Geisberg Gallery from September 6th to October 26th, 2024. The collection explores the tension between landscape and abstraction through Rorschach-like imagery that challenges traditional perception.
Þula is excited to announce an upcoming solo exhibition by contemporary artist Hayden Dunham, scheduled to open in Reykjavík on October 5, 2024. This follows the artist's recent participation in experimental workshops at the LungA Art Festival. Stay tuned for further details as the gallery prepares for this new creative showcase.
Explore the visual atmosphere of Þula – Hafnartorg in Reykjavik. Photos highlight the gallery's modern exterior with its sleek glass facade and stone pillars. Inside, images showcase contemporary paintings displayed on minimalist white walls under track lighting, with polished concrete floors. These views offer visitors a preview of the intimate and clean setting designed for exploring Icelandic contemporary art.
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