Gel-printmaking workshop
1st of December 2024
at 14:00
Intriguing printmaking workshop at the LÁ Art museum, where the gelliplate-monoprint method will be used as well as magazines transfers onto the gelliplate to be printed on paper. The method is simple and fun and no experience is necessary. Participants learn the basics of gelliplate printing and get to experiment with the medium.
Three students at FSU lead the workshop, but they have a lot of experience in this method.
They are part of the LÁ Art museum youth council, where they and other youth are developing ideas in collaboration with the museum to reach various groups in our community.
The workshop and the project are funded by the Children’s Culture Foundation
The workshop is for all age groups (younger children accompanied by an adult)
Registration required at fraedsla@listasafnarnesinga.is
Scalpel cutout workshop.
9th of November 2024
14:00
Who is the workshop for?
For each and every one of you, over 14 years of age (because we will use sharp tools), who would like to try their skills in cutout with a scalpel and create your own cutout image. We work for about 3 hours. The first stage will be to create a silhouette of the selected plant using photo prints and tracing paper, the next – filling the image with layers of colored papers. You will learn how to create your own cutout images cut with a scalpel. I will tell you a few words about the history of paper cutting in Poland and my own path towards it. You will return home with a painting you have made yourself.
About the author of the workshop:
The scalpel cutout workshop will be led by Agnieszka Waszczeniuk – a graduate of the University of Arts in Poznań in Poland at the Faculty of Animation. Director of animated films, visual artist, screenwriter, animator, with extensive artistic achievements, appreciated and awarded many times both in Poland and abroad. Skalpelove cutouts are the artist’s original project, which – as she says – are her breath, joy, meditation, sense of fulfillment and pure beauty that she wants to share.
You can find Agnieszka’s works here:
fb, ig @skalpelove.wycinanki.podlaskie
Ceramic workshop
19th October 2024
1-3pm.
In the ceramic workshop, participants get to let their creativity flow freely. Several molding methods will be covered, but then the participants will be given free rein under the guidance of Fríða Magga, who leads the workshop. We aim for each person to create 1-3 items.
After 3 weeks it will be possible to pick up the pieces at the LÁ Art Museum.
Friða Magga is a primary school teacher by training, but has also attended courses in ceramics at Reykjavík Art School and started studying ceramics at KADK in 2014.
The workshop is for everyone aged 12-16. There is room for 8-10 participants.
Registration necessary at fraedsla@listasafnarnesinga.is
Creating with curiosity with Ronald Heu.
September 27th 2024
15:00
A workshop about how we can experiment and create music without getting stuck in restricting thoughts about the end product.
Do we really need to know exactly what we are doing in order for it to be something of value?
In this workshop we will discuss and explore how experimentation, coincidence and randomness can have value in music making.
We will also try to explore how non-musical elements from our environment could become an important part of our music.
You don’t necessarily need to know how to play an instrument in order to enjoy and explore music (or this workshop).
Ronald Heu grew up in the south of Sweden. During his early teens he played in a variety of punk and alternative bands. After high school he studied classical guitar at the Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama in Cardiff where he graduated in 2002. With one foot in punk and its DIY approach and the other in classical music, he started composing and in 2016 he completed his first film score. The film music became a framework where he could make use of his seemingly contradictory musical background and desire for experimentation.
In 2018 he wrote the music for the multiple award winning Jordanian documentary film Tiny Souls by Dina Naser, which since its premiere in 2019 has been screened worldwide.
Book your place here:
fraedsla(at)listasafnarnesinga.is
This event is supported by the Museum Council of Iceland.
Patrick Bergeron
September 17th 2024
16:00
In connection with the presentation of his artwork Acoustic Shadows in the Organic Circuits group exhibit, the LÁ Art Museum presents a talk by artist Patrick Bergeron on Tuesday, September 17 at 4:00 p.m.
Patrick Bergeron (1967, Quebec, Canada) graduates as engineer and then moved towards creation after working for the National Film Board of Canada. Since then, he shares his artistic career with his work in the digital visual effects industry. In this field, he has participated in projects like The Lord of the Rings and The Matrix. His art installations and experimental videos have been presented internationally in galleries and film festivals (South by Southwest, ARS Electronica, …). In his artworks, he elaborates and studies the concepts of time, memory and movement. He is interested in the vegetal world, its cycles and the natural forces that interact with it.
Patrick will discuss the paths which lead him to the creation of Acoustic Shadows. He will talk about being an engineer going into the digital visual effects industry and diverting his technical knowledge into creating arts. He will show images and videos from his early works and talk about the tools and techniques he has developed over the years.
Acoustic Shadows is an audio/video poem composed by the movement of the wind. It’s a generative video created with data extraction from analog sources. With visual examples, he will explain the way he uses the optical flow algorithm and the sound spectrograms to create an artwork which result in a sound and an image linked into metamorphosis.
www.patrickbergeron.com
Book your place here:
fraedsla(at)listasafnarnesinga.is
This event is supported by the Museum Council of Iceland.
Heather Barnett
Slime Mould – workshop and talk.
September 17th 2024
14:00
In connection with the presentation of her artwork Slime Mould in the Organic Circuits group exhibit, the LÁ Art Museum presents a talk and workshop by artist Heather Barnett on Tuesday, September 17 at 2:00 p.m.
Heather Barnett is an artist, researcher and educator working with natural phenomena and living systems, often in collaboration with scientists, artists, participants and organisms. Using diverse media including printmaking, photography, animation, video, installation and participatory experimentation, and working with biological materials and imaging technologies, her work explores how we observe, understand and relate to the world around us. Recent work centres around nonhuman intelligence, collective behaviour and distributed knowledge systems, including The Realm immersive interactive experience; The Physarum Experiments, an ongoing ‘collaboration’ with an intelligent slime mould; Animal Collectives Leverhulme Artist in Residence with Swansea University; and a series of collective interdisciplinary biosocial experiments including Nodes and Networks and Crowd Control.
Heather is a Research Fellow with SHOAL group at Swansea University and has previously held Research Fellowships at the University of Sussex and the London School of Economics. She has consulted on arts, health and science projects for organisations such as Willis Newson, the Science Museum, and the Wellcome Trust. As Artist in Residence, Heather has worked with diverse organisations including L’Autre Pied Restaurant, Infoterra Remote Sensing Company, and Poole Hospital Pathology Dept. She has exhibited widely in art galleries, science museums and public venues, including the Victoria & Albert Museum, Science Museum, Wellcome Collection (London), and the Pompidou Centre (Paris), the New Institute (Rotterdam), and Observatory (New York). Commissions include the Postgraduate Medical Institute (Anglia Ruskin University, 2012), Flow (Guy’s Hospital Cancer Day Unit, 2011), Small Worlds (The Museum of the History of Science, Oxford University, 2007) and The Other Flower Show (Victoria and Albert Museum, 2003).
She is Pathway Leader on the MA Art and Science and convenor of the Art and Living Systems Lab at Central Saint Martins (University of the Arts London), a Visiting Associate Professor at Tokyo Institute of Technology, and a Higher Education Academy National Teaching Fellow. She regularly consults on interdisciplinary art and science curriculum, and chairs London LASER, a regular talks series exploring art and science. She also led the Broad Vision art/science research and learning project at University of Westminster from 2010-2015.Book your place here:
listasafn(at)listasafnarnesinga.is
This event is supported by the Museum Council of Iceland.
Mineral is alive: stop-motion workshop.
September 15th 2024
14:00
The earliest forms of life have probably germinated at the foot of volcanoes, triggered by a correlation of water and basaltic rock.
The interaction gave birth to cellular organisms who slowly developed into plantae, animalia, fungi and bacteria.
During two hours, you will let your fantasy grow by creating a scenario of this miraculous chemical alchemy leading to the existence of different forms of life on earth.
With the help of Thomasine Giesecke, artist and Pascale Chau Huu, videast, the children will draw, cut and animate their figures to create a whimsical film which will be astonishing, for sure !!
Thomasine Giesecke is an artist living in Paris. She also works as an educational teacher at the Musée D´Orsay and the Louvre Museum. She has come to Iceland two years in a row and taught students in Árnes County and here in the museum, for example stop-motion and now she is back and this time she is also showing her works Volvox and Mineral is alive which she made in collaboration with other artists and scientists.
Children : From 7+
2 hours
Registration at fraedsla(at)listasafnarnesinga.is
This event is supported by the Museum Council of Iceland.
Dream workshop with art threapist Elísabet Lorange
August 24th 2024
14:00
A dream story
Elisabeth Lorange is a teacher and art therapist by training and has worked as a self-employed art therapist for 12 years. For dozens of years, Elisabeth has worked with her own dreams as well as the dreams of those who want and need it in art therapy.
Free of charge –
Registration: fraedsla(at)listasafnarnesinga.is
Supported by the town of Hveragerði and South Iceland Development fund.
Abstract painting with Jakob Veigar Sigurðsson
August 15-16th 2024
13:00-16:00
Artist Jakob Veigar Sigurðsson will lead a two day workshop at Listasafn Árnesinga and guide participants how to work in acrylic medium. Jakob will cover different methods of acrylic painting such as how to prepare the canvas, different brush strokes, abstract concepts and basic use of acrylics. If weather allows, parts of the workshop will be outside.
Jakob Veigar (1975) works and lives in Vienna, but grew up in Hveragerði. He followed the path of art later in life after turning his back on the construction industry. He graduated with a BA degree in art from the Iceland Academy of the Arts in 2016 and as “Herr Magister” in art from the Akademie der bildenden Künste in Vienna in 2019. Jakob is known for his colorful abstract paintings on various media, his bold brush strokes with a reference to Icelandic nature.
Participants will be provided with materials for a moderate payment or bring their own. The workshop is free.
For ages 14+
Registration: fraedsla(at)listasafnarnesinga.is
Supported by the town of Hveragerði and South Iceland Development fund.
Dream workshop with artist Guðrún Tryggvadóttir
August 10th 2024
13:00
Artist Guðrún Tryggvadóttir has been recording her dreams for many years and in this workshop she will share with the participants methods in doing so.
Registration is necessary as there are limited places available.
Free of charge –
Registration: fraedsla(at)listasafnarnesinga.is
Supported by the town of Hveragerði and South Iceland Development fund.
Tunnel Book Workshop
July 28th 2024
13:00 – 15:00
On July 28th, LA museum will offer a child friendly book making/bookarts workshop. The book that will be made is called Tunnel Book which is a very unconventional book, but it is a three-dimensional book. The participants get to try their hand at creating an undersea world with all kinds of mysterious sea creatures and make a three-dimensional book.
The workshop is suitable for ages 6 and up. It is necessary to register for the workshop at fraedsla(at)listasafnarnesinga.is
———————
Warsztaty książki tunelowej
28 lipca w godzinach 13-15, w muzeum LÁ odbędą się przyjazne dzieciom warsztaty tworzenia książek. Książka, która powstanie, nazywana jest tunelową. Jest to bardzo niekonwencjonalna, trójwymiarowa forma. Uczestnicy mogą spróbować swoich sił w stworzeniu książki z podwodnym światem pełnym najróżniejszych, tajemniczych stworzeń morskich.
Warsztaty przeznaczone są dla rodzin z dziećmi w wieku od 6 lat. Wynagana rejestracja pod adresem fraedsla(at)listasafnarnesinga.is
Supported by the town of Hveragerði and South Iceland Development fund.
Kintsugi Ceramics (repair) workshop.
Kintsugi is the Japanese art of repairing broken pottery by mending the areas of breakage with for example bronze and silver. The workshop is led by Clementine Nuttall who lives in Japan and has been exploring the Kintsugi method for a while. Clementine will introduce participants to the Kintsugi method and provide participants with an opportunity to bring their broken or chipped ceramics and learn the Japanese technique of Kintsugi. This collaborative experience aims to foster a sense of connection between the community and the artistic exploration, creating a shared narrative.
The repaired ceramics from the community symbolize the collective resilience and beauty that can emerge from life’s fractures.
Clementine Nuttall is a British artist that resides in Japan. She will be in residency in Hveragerði in July working on her project titled Faultlines that seeks to explore the intersection between the Japanese art of mending ceramics with gold, known as kintsugi, and the dynamic geological landscape of Iceland. Much like her adopted home in Japan, Iceland is situated in an area of significant seismic activity that outsider perspectives perceive as encapsulating both risk and beauty.
The residency location at Hveragerði is situated on the tectonic plate lines between the North American and Eurasian plates — a transitional space. The project aims to draw parallels between the lines of kintsugi and the lines of tectonic plates, highlighting the connection between the process of damage and the beauty of the golden repair, and the flourishing nature that bursts from the region in Summertime. In essence, ‘Faultlines’ will serve as a celebration and meditation on spirituality and human connections to nature, focusing on Icelandic hot spring culture as a distinctive expression of life lived in the faultlines.
The workshop is for free and is for ages 13+.
Registration is necessary: fraedsla(at)listasafnarnesinga.is
The workshop is sponsored by Hveragerði
Youth Meeting July 24th 2024
Seeking Creative Teen for Project in Árnes County!
Are you 15-18 years old and living in Árnes County? We’re looking for a young, creative individual to join our project until Christmas! If you or someone you know fits the bill, we’d love to hear from you. Reach out at fraedsla(at)listasafnarnesinga.is
—–
Poszukujemy kreatywnej/go nastolatki/a do projektu w Okręgu Árnes!
Masz 15-18 lat i mieszkasz w obszarze Árnes? Poszukujemy młodej, kreatywnej osoby, która dołączy do naszego projektu aż do Świąt Bożego Narodzenia!
Spełniasz wymagania? A może znasz kogoś, kto idealnie pasuje do opisu? Skontaktuj się z nami na: listasafn(at)listasafnarnesinga.is
Please register here: fraedsla(at)listasafnarnesinga.is
Workshops for families in 2024
Like always the museum has free educational workshops for free and we have now got our program and it looks like this, we will provide more information when closer to the event. For more information please write to our project manager of education Alda Rose Cartwright at fraedsla (at) listasafnarnesinga.is
17th of March: make your own mask – family workshop
Easter: mask workshop in children’s corner.
27th of April: Watercolor workshop- family workshop, free entry
18th of May: Make your own kite – family workshop
From 1-3pm at Listasafn Árnesinga Art Museum
Learn to build, color and decorate a simple, light and fun kite. Visual arts teacher Arite Fricke leads the workshop. Arite is a trained sign maker from Germany who graduated with an M.A. in design in 2015 and has a diploma in art education from the Icelandic University of the Arts. She has taught art to children at primary school level. Arite is a so-called artist-teacher who likes to be involved in creating art as well as education. Her art is colorful and made from a variety of materials, like the kites. (www.flugdreki.is)
Please register here: fraedsla(at)listasafnarnesinga.is
Summer workhops:
15th of June: Workshop with Gígja Reynisdóttir
Artist Gígja Reynisdóttir will be presenting her work and directing a workshop on Saturday, June 15 from 3:30-4:30 p.m.
After the presentation of her works, a workshop will be held where guests will have the opportunity to express themselves in creating composite collages and/or drawings of different leaves, dried flowers and golden leaf. The workshop will take approx. 1 hour.
Holiday stamp and printmaking workshop for families.
November 26th. from 14 – 15:30
Free event.
Participants can carve out patterns or images in rubber linoleum to use to print on paper that you can fold into a holiday card or even just a beautiful piece of art. It is possible to make a short edition of repetitive images or one of a kind design.
Everybody is welcome, however children under 11 should be accompanied by an adult.
All materials are included.
The workshop is free.
Instructor: Alda Rose Cartwright
Registration is at fraedsla(at)listasafnarnesinga.is
Family Mono print workshop.
September 24th. 14 – 15:30.
Free event.
Monoprint workshop for kids, adults and families at LÁ Museum. Participants will experiment with the gelli print process and use different materials to make patterns and images and print on paper. All materials are included.
Instructor: Alda Rose Cartwright
Registration is at fraedsla(at)listasafnarnesinga.is
Graffiti with Össi.
Workshop for 11-16 years old.
8. – 11th of Agust 2023 1pm-4:30pm
Össi had a course last summer that was very successful and we want to repeat the game. The workshop takes place mostly outdoors so it is important to always arrive dressed for the weather and is aimed at 11-16 year olds.
Limited availability and price of the course: 25000 ISK.
Registration is required: fraedsla(at)listasafnarnesinga.is
Clay carving for adults.
5th. – 6th. of August 2023
from: 13 – 16.
Clay carving and sculpting soap stone.
The artist Thomasine Giesecke will instruct 2 workshops during two afternoons using two very different techniques: one carving clay (inspired by artist Gerdur Helgadottir and one using soap stone inspired by artist Halldór Einarsson both in the exhibition Cornerstone.
1st day:
Clay carving:
You will first draw a sitting figure. and from a block of clay, you will then mold it into a body shape ( inspiration: the work of Gerdur Helgadottir : « Ung Kona / young woman »). This workshop is for amateur artists and beginners who want to learn how to build a body step by step.
2nd day:
Soap stone sculpting
Inspired by the artist Halldór Einarsson’s chess game
In soap stone make your own piece for a chess game and wear it as a jewelry.
Thomasine will show you the way step by step.
Registration is necessary: fraedsla(at)listasafnsarnesinga.is
Price: 30.000 material cost is included.
Print workshop for families.
29th. of July 2023
from: 13 – 15:30.
Free event.
Stephanie Rivray aka Mady Mado, is a mixed media artist based in Paris . She is inspired by the images of our collective past. She combines vintage photos, shapes, patterns with print’s techniques such as monotype, etching or cyanotype to create a connection between past and present. In her work, she explores memories, femininity, nature and relationships .
For this workshop I propose to create a leporello mixing collage, drawing, and etching by discovering the pasta machine printing technique. The etching process is simplify to be explored easily even by kids.
You can bring images for inspiration if you want.
Please register: fraedsla(at)listasafnarnesinga.is
The collection comes to life.
Summer art class for children age 9-13 years old.
24. – 28th. of July 2023
from: 10am – 1pm.
Summer art classes for children age 9-13 with the French/Swedish artist Thomasine Giesecke. Thomasine is an artist and an experienced educational teacher at a museum and has worked at the largest museums in the city of Paris, including the Musee d’Orsay, Le Louvre and the Orangerie museum, and now LÁ Art Museum is working with her and she will bring an art course at the museum this summer. Thomasine focuses on stimulating children’s imagination with a diverse approach to artistic creation, which includes e.g. creating digital works, drawings, photography, graphics, sculpture and painting in various media. Thomasine’s driving force is working with children and adults of all ages and looking at the creative process from the perspective of the individual, and in that process she has observed, among other things, how the possibilities of different materials encourage children to explore, experience and cultivate creativity. We will work with a variety of materials with different approaches.
Limited availability and price of the class: 25000 ISK.
Registration is required: fraedsla(at)listasafnarnesinga.is
Pop up workshop – stop motion for families.
23rd of July from 14 – 16.
Free event.
French/Swedish artist Thomasine Giesecke will help families make their own stop motion films in the museum on July 23rd.
Thomasine is an artist and an experienced educational teacher at a museum and has worked at the largest museums in the city of Paris, including the Musee d’Orsay, Le Louvre and the Orangerie museum, and now LÁ Art Museum is working with her and she is staying in Varmahlíð residency in Hveragerði.
For more information write to: fraedsla(at)listasafnarnesinga.is
Independent Day in the Museum.
June 17th 2023 from 14:00
The Museum is open on Independent day and we will have some folklore music and performance. Also there will be a discussion about the artist Ásgrímur Jónsson
The event will be in Icelandic but there is possibilities to ask questions in English.
We encourage people to drive the Way of Ásgrímur. You can find the map here:
Art workshop inspired by
Ásgrímur Jónsson and Halldór Einarsson from Árnes County.
May 20th 2023, 1-3 pm.
Instructor: Alda Rose Cartwright
On May 20th the artist and the museum’s educational manager Alda Rose Cartwright will lead a workshop for children in connection to the current exhibition Cornerstone. The workshop is inspired by the artists Ásgrímur Jónsson and Halldór Einarsson from Árnes county who were two of the leading artists in Icelandic art in the beginning of the 20th century.
Detailed information will be available soon.
The workshop is available for ages 6-10. Limited availability.
Please register at fraedsla@listasafnarnesinga.is
The workshop is funded by the Children’s culture fund. (Barnamenningarsjóður)
Learn how to write in Arabic Calligraphy workshop
April 29th 2023, 1-3 pm.
Instructor: Yara Zein
The artist Yara Zein from Libanon will lead the workshop in Arabic writing on April 29th from 1-3pm. Yara will speak a little about her cultural background, language and Arabic writing.
Yara will then teach the participants the art of drawing Arabic letters and words with different techniques.
The workshop is open to all ages.
Limited availability
Please register at fraedsla@listasafnarnesinga.is
The workshop is funded by the Children’s Culture Fund (Barnamenningarsjóður).
Concept- and drawing workshop
11th of March 2023 1-3 pm.
Instructor: Lóa Hjálmtýsdóttir
The artist and writer Lóa Hlín Hjálmtýsdóttir will lead the concept- and drawing workshop where the imagination is sparked with simple techniques and everyday life will be the inspiration for something new. Participants are not required to bring anything except a little curiosity and interest.
For 10 years old and up.
Limited availability.
Please register at fraedsla@listasafnarnesinga.is
The workshop is funded by the Children’s culture fund (Barnamenningarsjóður).
Learn how to play the Icelandic historic string instrument.
February 25th 2023 from 1-2 pm.
Instructor: Eyjólfur Eyjólfsson
The musician and ethnologist Eyjólfur Eyjólfsson will lead the Icelandic historic string instrument workshop at Listasafn Árnesinga Museum February 25th from 1-2pm.
Participants will learn the basics of playing the instrument such as “stromm” and “plokk” using swan feathers and a horsehair bow. Participants will also learn a few songs from the folk song collection of sr. Bjarni Þorsteinsson which will be sung and played on the instrument. The Icelandic Historic String Instrument and other materials will be available to participants. Family friendly event and no age limit.
Limited availability
Please register at fraedsla@listasafnarnesinga.is
The workshop is funded by the The Children’s Culture Fund (Barnamenningarsjóður)
Stop-motion workshop
October – November 2022
Teacher: Thomasine Giesecke
French/Swedish artist and teacher Thomasine Giesecke leads the Stop motion workshop. The workshop is about creating still images in a variety of ways that are arranged in such a way that they become a moving image. Thomasine works at the largest museums in the city of Paris as an educational specialist, including the Musee d’Orsay, Le Louvre and the Orangerie museum. Thomasine has led many workshops in many places and it is a great honor to have her come to Iceland to collaborate with the museum.
For more informations write to:
fraedsla@listasafnarnesinga.is
Textile workshop
October – November 2022
Teacher: Ásta Guðmundsdóttir
In the textile workshop the artist Ásta Guðmundsdóttir draws attention to the value of raw materials, seeing new possibilities in the “old” and “useless” by reusing garments that are considered useless and making them into a new garment or even a work of art. The children come to school with clothes that can be reused and/or changed. The idea for the workshop arises from the consumer trend in which we all have some part and help children to reuse and create beautiful and fun things. Sew a new garment out of the “old one”, create a beautiful work of art on the hole in the sock, make a sweater out of two worn ones, give a new life to your favorite garment that has become old and worn, and so on. The possibilities are endless.
For more information write to:
fraedsla@listasafnarnesinga.is
Guided tour in Arabic.
29th of October 2022 at 15:00.
Yara Zein will introduce the history of the museum as well as the current exhibition for our guests in Arabic.
Free entry and all are welcome.
Funded by South Iceland Development Fund.
ستتجول الفنانة يارا زين معكم في أرجاء المتحف لتروي لكم تاريخه و تقدّم المعرض للزوار باللغة العربية.
الكلّ مرحّب به والدخول المجاني.
Useful Design – workshop
September – October 2022
Teacher: Myrra Rós Þrastardóttir
Myrra Rós Þrastardóttir, a craftswoman and musician who designs wooden wings under the label Fjadrafok, will lead the workshop. For a long time, she has worked with and used leftover chip wood that is left over to create a piece, and has a unique way of working with different materials. Myrra will guide participants to create works from recycled materials.
For more information write to:
fraedsla@listasafnarnesinga.is
Workshops
August 2022 – May 2023
LÁ Art museum received a generous grant from the Children´s Fund and is starting with a series of workshops both in schools in the County of Árnessýsla as well as in the museum.
Project manager: Alda Rose Cartwright and you can write her an e-mail if you have any questions regarding the workshops: fraedsla@listasafnarnesinga.is
Stop Motion workshop
Saturday 22nd of October at 13:00
French/Swedish artist and teacher Thomasine Giesecke leads the Stop motion workshop. The workshop is about creating still images in a variety of ways that are arranged in such a way that they become a moving image. Thomasine works at the largest museums in the city of Paris as an educational specialist, including the Musee d’Orsay, Le Louvre and the Orangerie museum.
Please register here:
fraedsla@listasafnarnesinga.is
30th of July 2022 13:00 – 16:00
Linocut and print workshop
Our project manager for education will welcome you in our gallery where we will have an open workshop in print making.
There is no charge except for the linoleum which is sold in our museum shop.
Please send an e-mail to confirm your space to: fraedsla@listasafnarnesinga.is
Graffiti workshop
August 8th – 12th
from 13:00 – 16:00
LÁ Art Museum offers a graffiti workshop for teens in collaboration with the Town of Hveragerði and the teacher is: Örn Tönsberg.
Please register on: fraedsla@listasafnarnesinga.is
The cost is: 25.000 kr. and all material is included.
20th of March 2022 13:00 – 16:00
Puppet theatre – workshop
In LÁ Art Museum we offer you the opportunity to take part in a puppet theatre workshop that has been written by a writer, philosopher and artist, where the starting point is to create their own doll, but with it we will also work on ideas about emotions, listening, relationships with others, animals and nature and relationships with ourselves.
Everybody is welcome to take part from 5 years old, parents and children and it is for free but it is very important to register by writing an e-mail to Alda: fraedsla@listasafnarnesinga.is
The project is supported by:
Spring 2022
Small art book workshops
In connection to Lóa Hjálmtýsdóttir´s solo exhibition at the museum we will offer a series of workshops with Small art books in mind.
We will advertise each of the workshop separately so stay tuned!
For more information write to: listasafn@listasafnarnesinga.is
September – Desember 2021
Workshop threads from the museum into the countryside.
With this project, the LÁ Art Museum will run workshops and courses for schools in the county of Árnessýsla. This time we will work with six artists from different backgrounds, artists, actors, directors, authors, electronic musicians and experimental artists.
The aim of the project is to work with primary school students in Árnessýsla schools where the children get to experience the museum and museum life in a lively way led by courses led by artists, many living in Árnessýsla. The LÁ Art Museum in collaboration with the artists will run a series of courses where the art museum offers both a visit to the museum itself and also the artists will travel between schools and will be offered these 3 workshops which are all interdisciplinary.
The first workshop has been written by a writer, philosopher and artist, where the starting point is to create their own doll, but with it we will also work on ideas about emotions, listening, relationships with others, animals and nature and relationships with ourselves.
The second workshop is electronic music and the creation of a sound world where an artist works with an electronic musician and they will teach how to listen to the sounds around us, record them and use them in the creation of a sound world and even the beginning of a piece of music.
The third workshop is even more connected to the collection of the LÁ Art Museum, where an actor and director work with an artist to create a story and a play with works from the museum’s collection in the foreground.
We believe that all these workshops will leave seeds that can grow and become something bigger in the future.
Please contact us and your participation in the project Smiðjuþræðir by e-mail: listasafn@listasafnarnesinga.is
Alda Rose Cartwright is the project leader.
Please note that there are only 10 schools we can include in this project this fall.
The project is supported by:
January – May 2022
Workshop threads from the museum into the countryside.
With this project, the LÁ Art Museum will continue to run workshops and courses for schools in the county of Árnessýsla. This time we will work with artists from different backgrounds, artists, actors, directors, authors, electronic musicians and experimental artists.
The aim of the project is to work with primary school students in Árnessýsla schools where the children get to experience the museum and museum life in a lively way led by courses led by artists, many living in Árnessýsla. The LÁ Art Museum in collaboration with the artists will run a series of courses where the art museum offers both a visit to the museum itself and also the artists will travel between schools and will be offered these 3 workshops which are all interdisciplinary.
The first workshop has been written by a writer, philosopher and artist, where the starting point is to create their own doll, but with it we will also work on ideas about emotions, listening, relationships with others, animals and nature and relationships with ourselves.
The second workshop is electronic music and the creation of a sound world where an artist works with an electronic musician and they will teach how to listen to the sounds around us, record them and use them in the creation of a sound world and even the beginning of a piece of music.
The third workshop is even more connected to the collection of the LÁ Art Museum, where an actor and director work with an artist to create a story and a play with works from the museum’s collection in the foreground.
We believe that all these workshops will leave seeds that can grow and become something bigger in the future.
Please contact us and your participation in the project Smiðjuþræðir by e-mail: fraedsla@listasafnarnesinga.is
Alda Rose Cartwright is the project leader.
The project is supported by:
3rd. – 4th. of July from 13:00 – 16:00
Introduction to electronic music
Experimental lab
Boys from 12-14 years old.
We will have two workshop, one for girls and one for boys. The workshop will be led by musician Cygnus.
Price: 8000 kr. per child for the weekend.
Registration: mottaka@listasafnarnesinga.is
27th of June at 14:00
Botanigrafía
print workshop
We are working with artist Viktor Pétur Hannesson who lives in Stokkseyri. He has been developing his technique where he is using the local herbs in making artwork with printing.
For more information write to: mottaka@listasafnarnesinga.is
Summer workshop for children
21st. – 25th. of June
from 12:30 – 15:30
Alda Rose has been offering fun workshop in South Iceland for the last few years and this year we are offering it here at LÁ Art museum for children 8 – 12 years old.
Price: 25.000 kr. for the week, all material included.
Registration: mottaka@listasafnarnesinga.is
19th. – 20th. of June from 13:00 – 16:00
Introduction to electronic music Experimental lab
Girls from 12-14 years old.
We will have two workshop, one for girls and one for boys. The workshop will be led by musician Cygnus.
Price: 8000 kr. per child for the weekend.
Registration: mottaka@listasafnarnesinga.is
Here you can see some of our workshops and educational events happening in the museum in the last months.
Here you can see some of our workshops and educational events happening in the museum in the last months.