The Open Showroom at Þula Hafnartorg showcases rotating contemporary works by featured Icelandic and international artists in Reykjavík. Visitors and collectors can explore this permanent space to select exceptional art for home or professional environments. In addition to the gallery display, personalized advisory services are available to assist with selecting, framing, and installation.
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The Open Showroom at Þula Hafnartorg is a dedicated space showcasing contemporary works from both established and emerging artists. It offers visitors and collectors a professional environment to discover, select, and purchase unique artworks for home or workplace settings.
The Open Showroom at Þula Hafnartorg serves as the secondary exhibition and consultation space for the Þula gallery in Reykjavík. This ongoing showcase provides a rotating presentation of works by the gallery’s featured contemporary artists, offering a sophisticated venue for collectors and clients to explore contemporary Icelandic and international art. Beyond the display of individual works, the gallery provides specialized art advisory services to individuals and companies. Visitors are invited to book appointments for personalized guidance in selecting, framing, and installing pieces that suit their specific needs and environments, facilitating a bridge between the contemporary art scene and private or corporate spaces.
The gallery is open to the public from Tuesday to Friday, 1 PM to 5 PM, and Saturday, 1 PM to 4 PM. Visitors interested in professional art advisory services are encouraged to book an appointment via the gallery's website to ensure dedicated guidance.
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Contemporary oil paintings exploring Icelandic heritage and ecology
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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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