Iceland’s unique nature, closely-knit population, and enterprising spirit have all contributed to a dynamic, original cultural scene. From the ancient sagas to award-winning films, Icelanders are a generally writing, acting, composing, designing, painting, sculpting, and all-round creating bunch. Many locals have “creative” professions and of those who don’t, many sing in a choir, play an instrument, write poetry, design clothing, knit, or have another vent for their creative energy.
The exhibition Icelandic Contemporary Design features Icelandic furniture, product design and architecture. It paints a picture of a design nation in the making, spotlighting the characteristics of contemporary Icelandic design.
Hip Reykjavík, the beautiful therapeutic Blue Lagoon, or perhaps our musical exports Björk or Sigur Rós. But this land of boiling mud pools, spurting geysers, glaciers and waterfalls is also an adventure playground. Iceland’s summers are surprisingly warm, lush and green.
The Culture House is a venue for Icelandic national heritage in a nutshell. The operations mainly entail diverse exhibitions. Contracts are made with relevant institutions regarding short or long term exhibitions.
We believe that films can change people's lives for the better. Films are not only objects of aesthetics; they are a powerful weapon against ignorance and indifference. From the start RIFF has had a great variety of films. 2011 will be no exception.
Iceland tops polls as most attractive destination in 2012
Tiny Iceland is coming up huge in polls for next year’s top travel destinations.
Icelanders Invite Tourists Into Their Homes
Icelanders to invite tourists into their homes in a nation-wide effort to welcome tourists.
