Welcome to open studio at Gullkistan at Eyvindartunga farm house saturday 20th of April from 16.00.
Janine Gerber – Open Studio
Alfredo’s Silent infinity
Alfredo De Stefano was at Gullkistan in 2011.
His exhibition of photos until april 28th:
FotoFest 2012
Yvonamor Palix Fine Arts
1824 Spring St, Studio 108,
77007, Houston, Tx.
Lost and found!
Rachel Rader was at Gullkistan in 2011.
She has now published a book with photographs.
For more information and to buy the book click here.
Raom & Loba in Paris
Raom & Loba were guests at Gullkistan in 2010.
Until april 28th an exhibition of their work:
Galerie Snoop, 96 rue Quincampoix, 75003, Paris.
Click here to see more about the exhibition.
Click here to see photos from the exhibition.
Good morning you beautiful country!
View from the Gullkistan living room. Janine Gerber from Switzerland took this picture. She will stay at Gullkistan for 1 1/2 month. www.janinegerber.ch
Auroras welcome Janine
We welcome Janine Gerber from Switzerland and so did also the auroras when we drove into Laugarvatn.
There was such excitement so the photos are blurry.
Notice Jupiter and Venus!
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“another glorious day”
What a winter we are having!
Photos by our guest Marjolijn Hof.
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Suonombra
LIVE AV-PERFORMANCE
Video : Mia Makela
Audio: Zahra Mani
All material shot in Iceland during Gullkistan residency in September 2011.
Premiere – Phonofemme, Vienna 30.10.2011
Support : AVEK, Arts Council of Finland
Thanks: Gullkistan Residency. Iceland
©2011
Emily’s photos
Beauty and solitude: photographer Emily Stoker captures the terrain of Iceland
Text by Jessica Pages
Embarking on this journey didn’t take a lot of planning on Stoker’s part, she stayed away from tourist books and didn’t bring a map––she wanted an organic experience, responding to what lied ahead–– instead of creating expectations.
Stoker stayed at the Gullkistan Residency, a sheep farm and artist residency helmed by two powerful Icelandic women and best friends––who invite artist from all over the world and give them space for their projects.
Iceland is roughly the same size of Virginia, in hours you can travel from the beach to glaciers then on to lava fields. The country feels so large because of the overwhelming differences in landscape.
Stoker explored all of Iceland––letting her camera and her instincts lead her––from the sheep fields to the glacier fields. She created a small glimpse into the magical terrain and beautiful people of Iceland.
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