Experience Contemporary Video Art at the Loop Exhibition in Gerðarsafn Art Museum

This exhibition features two video works by artist Una Margrét Árnadóttir, 'Massage' (2013) and 'Scratch Me a Bit' (2022). These pieces, recently acquired for the museum's collection, are presented as part of a continuous screening series where works are played in a loop.

The exhibition presents a focused look at the video practice of Reykjavík-based artist Una Margrét Árnadóttir. Featuring her works 'Massage' (2013) and 'Scratch Me a Bit' (2022), the presentation highlights how the artist utilizes video as a platform for the performative aspects of her multi-disciplinary practice. These pieces mark significant additions to the Gerðarsafn Art Museum collection and provide insight into the artist's career, which began with her early explorations of video as a medium at a young age. 'Loop' is a recurring screening series at the museum that pairs two video works to be played in a continuous loop, with the selection rotating every six weeks. This curatorial format allows visitors to engage with the works in a meditative, cyclical setting. The exhibition is curated by Agnes Ársælsdóttir and Halla Einarsdóttir, emphasizing the museum's commitment to highlighting contemporary artistic voices and their evolving bodies of work.

The exhibition is on view at Gerðarsafn Art Museum. Please check the museum's official website for current admission policies and visitor information regarding access to the gallery spaces during the screening series duration.