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UNESCO Symposium on Cultural and Artistic Education

The UNESCO Symposium on Cultural and Artistic Education will be held on Thursday, January 23, 2025 in the University of Iceland Hall from 13.00:16.00 PM - XNUMX:XNUMX PM. The keynote speaker is Ron Davies Alvarez, conductor of The Dream Orchestra who…

23January

Discussion Threads: Yann Toma | Talk Series

The first guest of 2025 in the Debate Series is Yann Toma (b. 1969). He is a French artist based in Paris and New York and is an artist-observer at the United Nations (New York).…

24January

Context: Interpretation – Riot Ensemble

Winners of the Ernst von Siemens Ensemble Prize, Riot Ensemble connects people to great contemporary music in concerts and events that are just as innovative, vibrant and rewarding as the…

24January

tons (1,22) and eggs (60)

The first guest of 2025 in the Debate Series is Yann Toma (b. 1969). He is a French artist based in Paris and New York and is an artist-observer at the United Nations (New York).…

24January 25January

Design and New Environment // Live Broadcast

Join us on Friday, January 24th, at 11:00 AM for a live broadcast from Loftskeytastöðin, Iceland's historic wireless telegraph station.

24January 7Feb

MA in Performing Arts Graduation work 2025

This year, six studying artists are graduating from the MA program in Performing Arts. Come celebrate with us for this year's 2025 graduation festival.

31January 6Feb

The Veil Of Truth // Marzieh Amiri

Under Islamic laws in Iran, women are deprived of many of their basic rights. They are told to hide their bodies from men, stay confined within their homes, and refrain…

31January

Sickness and Sadness // Joe Keys // Open lecture

The first guest in the Fine Arts Department's spring 2025 lecture series is Joe Keys. Joe often works with drawing, sculpture, poetry, and the relationship between these media. The drawings are reflections on sculptural space, and are…

The Iceland University of the Arts is a unique institution, offering a diverse range of study programs despite having a relatively small student body. As the only university dedicated to the arts in Iceland, it plays a significant role in serving the country's citizens. Operating in an international environment, the university targets leading art schools in neighboring countries to excel in teaching and imparting knowledge in the arts.

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10January

Increased research activity in the field of creative disciplines

On January 7, the board of the Research Center awarded creative arts grants from the center's master's student fund. The scholarships are intended for master's students who are working on a final project...

8January

Winners of Young Soloists 2025

The annual Young Soloist competition ended yesterday, Tuesday, January 7, 2025, after the second round in Kaldalón. There came seven…

7January

Conversation about creative articles: Creative reaserch methods

(ENGLISH BELOW) The Research Center for Creative Arts (RSG) in collaboration with CCP invites you to a conversation about creative arts on Thursday, January 9 at...

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THREADS call for material for issue 10

ÞRÐÐIR is a web publication published annually by the music department of the Iceland Academy of the Arts and has the role of creating a platform, restraint and motivation...

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OPEN CALL/ Ceramic Workshop: Out of wood and clay. Natural materials for future architecture

Want to explore the new possibilities of clay in architecture and design? We're launching an open call for a 5-day…

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Anna Dröfn nominated for the Icelandic Literature Prize

The biography Óli K. by Anna Dröfn Ágústsdóttir is nominated for the Icelandic Literature Prize in the category of non-fiction books and general publications. Anna Dröfn is…