Keep track of the newest developments and exhibition announcements at Þula – Marshall House. As our programming evolves to showcase the work of established and emerging contemporary artists in Iceland, check back here for the most recent updates on our gallery activities.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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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