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Visiting Þula – Marshall House

A contemporary Reykjavík gallery showcasing established and emerging Icelandic artists.

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Located in Reykjavík's Grandi area, Þula showcases a curated selection of emerging and established contemporary artists. Visitors can explore vibrant solo and group exhibitions that bring the latest currents in Icelandic art to a local and international audience.

A Reykjavík-based commercial gallery representing Icelandic contemporary artists across two venues, focusing on cross-cultural dialogue and new artistic narratives.

Þula – Marshall House
About the Contemporary Art Gallery Þula – Marshall House

Situated in Reykjavík, Þula – Marshall House is a commercial gallery dedicated to showcasing modern currents in contemporary Icelandic art. The venue presents rotating exhibitions that highlight painting, sculpture, and mixed-media works by both emerging and established artists. Visitors can explore these diverse creative narratives designed to bridge regional talent with the global stage.

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Location of Þula – Marshall House in Reykjavík

Þula – Marshall House is located at Grandagarður 20 in Reykjavík, within the Capital Region of Iceland. Operating exhibition spaces within the Marshall House, the gallery sits in a key cultural hub of the city. This accessible location allows visitors to easily combine their gallery visit with exploring the city's vibrant contemporary art scene.

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Grandagarður 20

101 Reykjavík

Capital Region, IS

Contemporary Icelandic Art at Þula – Marshall House

At Þula – Marshall House in Reykjavík, visitors can engage with the vanguard of contemporary Icelandic art. The gallery showcases a rotating schedule of solo and group exhibitions featuring both emerging and established regional talent. These curatorial projects span diverse mediums, including painting, sculpture, and mixed-media works. Through these presentations, the venue fosters a cross-cultural dialogue that connects local creativity with the global art stage. This dynamic space offers an immersive setting to explore evolving narratives in modern visual expression.

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Latest museum updates from Þula – Marshall House
Recent announcements, stories, and institutional updates in Reykjavík
Read the newest updates from Þula – Marshall House, including exhibition announcements, program changes, and cultural stories that add context before your visit in Reykjavík.
Unknown Benevolence exhibition at Sláturhúsið

Unknown Benevolence exhibition at Sláturhúsið

Discover 'Unknown Benevolence', a collective exhibition exploring the intersection of magic, emotional growth, and human tenderness. The show features a diverse group of international and Icelandic artists, curated to foster open dialogue and shared discovery.

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Nightshade: Exploring the Art of Twilight at Oakland University Art Gallery

Nightshade: Exploring the Art of Twilight at Oakland University Art Gallery

Explore 'Nightshade: The World in the Evening,' a compelling group exhibition featuring Icelandic artist Guðmundur Thoroddsen alongside seventeen international contemporaries. This curatorial project investigates the transition from daylight to darkness, exploring themes of introspection, the sublime, and the intersection of reality and imagination. The exhibition includes the American debut of a significant video work by Ragnar Kjartansson.

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Exhibition: Unknown Benevolence at Hafnarborg

Exhibition: Unknown Benevolence at Hafnarborg

Discover 'Unknown Benevolence', a thoughtful exhibition exploring themes of magic, healing, and interconnectedness in challenging times. Curated by Þórhildur Tinna Sigurðardóttir, this collective showcase brings together established and emerging artists to reflect on tenderness and human experience.

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Exhibition Spotlight: Guðmundur Thoroddsen's 'Up and Down' at Asya Geisberg Gallery

Exhibition Spotlight: Guðmundur Thoroddsen's 'Up and Down' at Asya Geisberg Gallery

Explore the latest exhibition by Icelandic artist Guðmundur Thoroddsen, titled 'Up and Down'. This collection of abstract, Rorschach-like paintings invites viewers to engage with landscapes that transition between the microscopic and the immense, challenging traditional perceptions of nature and artistic representation.

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Hayden Dunham Solo Exhibition at Þula Announced for Autumn 2024

Hayden Dunham Solo Exhibition at Þula Announced for Autumn 2024

Þula is pleased to announce that contemporary artist Hayden Dunham will present a new solo exhibition at the Marshall House gallery. This exhibition, scheduled to open on October 5, 2024, follows the artist's recent participation in regional festival workshops and continues their exploration of transformative themes.

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Curious Questions: Þula – Marshall House FAQs

While you can't ring or email Þula – Marshall House—making them delightfully exclusive—finding their gallery in Reykjavík is actually a breeze. Simply head over to Grandagarður 20 to enjoy current Icelandic contemporary art. Our practical guide answers your top queries so you can plan the perfect gallery visit.

How do I contact Þula – Marshall House?

Direct contact details such as phone numbers, emails, or online contact forms are not currently provided for Þula – Marshall House.

What is the phone number for Þula – Marshall House?

A public phone number for inquiries is not currently available for Þula – Marshall House.

Does Þula – Marshall House have an email address for visitor inquiries?

An official email address for visitor support is not listed for Þula – Marshall House at this time.

What is the address of Þula – Marshall House?

The address of Þula – Marshall House is Grandagarður 20, 101 Reykjavík, Iceland, located in the Capital Region.

Þula – Marshall House Photos and Visual Highlights

Preview the unique setting of Þula – Marshall House in Reykjavík through images that capture its home on the harbor waterfront. Visuals highlight the white multi-story Marshallhúsið building, featuring its prominent roof signage and grid windows set against the Icelandic sky. These views introduce the industrial-chic gallery environment where visitors can enjoy contemporary art exhibitions.

White multi-story Marshallhúsið building with large roof signage against a blue sky with scattered clouds
Harbor scene with a large ship docked beside white industrial buildings, with a snow-covered mountain in the background and calm water reflecting the structures
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