Atlantica No. 4, 2010, July-August - Iceland Review

On the FlyHarbor the Art■■Villa Reykjavík is a cooperative art project of thirteen prominent European art gallerieswhich will enliven Reykjavík for a whole month from 9 July. The exhibits will take place inempty buildings in the old harbor area which will come alive with all sorts of art displays,happenings, performances, concerts and film screenings. Here you will be able to seemodern art in a new and fresh environment as the show sets out to release a collectiveenergy—art in its many manifestations, a penchant for experimentation and risk.One of the clubs in the city will become the club of Villa Reykjavík where artists, galleryowners, curators and the public will interact and have a chance to meet. The Icelandicpart of the show is in the hands of the imaginative Kling&Bang artists from Reykjavík sothe undertaking is bound to be adventurous and lively. BB aMore info at villareykjavík.com■■ Rafał Bujnowski Portrait of Louis-Auguste Cyparis,2010, volcanic sand, resin, courtesy Raster, Warsaw■ Piotr Janas Poster \ Picture, 2010Courtesy Foksal Gallery Foundation, Warsaw■ Michael Sailstorfer T 72 (sand), 2008inflatable tank dummy, 4 air conveyer, Siemenscontrol system, photo Alexis Zavialoff ©VG Bild-Kunst,Bonn, courtesy Johann König, Berlin■ Prinz Gholam Air, 2009performance, 30 min., October 10, 2009, Musée desAugustins, Toulouse (La Nuit des Tableaux Vivants /Printemps de Septembre), photo R.Gabalda, AFP,courtesy Galerie Jocelyn Wolff, Paris■20 atlantica