All inclusive

17.05 – 25.05. 2025 | Reykjavik Art Museum, Hafnarhúsið

Magic tricks
Pizza
Registration
Wind energy
Consumerism
Shame

At the Iceland Academy of the Arts' graduate exhibition, over 70 students in art, design and architecture will be showcasing their graduation projects. The works provide insight into the students' research and work processes over the past few years, as they have developed their professional approaches and methods.

In the exhibition, students tackle multifaceted subjects with different tools in their toolbox. Their works reflect reflections on disasters, guest puzzles and social apathy – political statements and good-natured humor. Students experiment with both material and content. Results take shape in different media: In hats, paintings, letters and weather vane generation houses, to name a few.

All this and more included.

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All inclusive

17.05 – 25.05. 2025 | Reykjavík Art Museum, Hafnarhúsið

Magic
Pizza
Archives
Wind power
consumerism
shame

At the group exhibition of graduating students from the Iceland University of the Arts, over 70 students in fine art, design, and architecture present their final projects. The works offer insight into the students' research and their practices over the past years, during which they have developed their individual approaches and methods.

In the exhibition, students engage with complex subjects, each equipped with their own distinct tools. Their works reflect on catastrophe, hospitality, and social apathy—political statements sit alongside playful humor. They experiment with both form and content, and the outcomes take shape across a range of media: through hats, paintings, typefaces, and housing in an era of intensifying climate change, just to name a few.

All this (and more) is included.

Exhibition managers

Anna Karlsdóttir and Jan Dobrowolski, architecture

Arnar Ásgeirsson, visual arts

Ragna Sigridur Bjarnadottir, fashion designer

Björn Steinar Blumenstein, product design

Hrefna Sigurðardóttir, graphics

The museum is open from 10:00 to 17:00 Friday through Wednesday. On Thursdays, the museum is open from 10:00 to 22:00.

Events and performances that will take place at the museum during the exhibition will be posted later.