snæbjörnsdóttir / wilson

Radio Animal:

Interspecies, London, 1st - 4th October 2009

Lancaster, Market Square, 23rd October 2009

Egremont Crab Fair, 19th September 2009

British Association for Shooting and Conservation, Broughton Game Fair 28th of June

Appleby Horse Fair and Lancaster Garden and Country Fair 4th-6th June 2009

Lancaster Garden and Country Fair, 4th-7th June 2009

between you and me:

Kalmar Museum, Kalmar Sweden, 29th August - 24th October 2009

Pod Space Gallery Newcastle, Sydney Australia, 12th July - 2nd August 2009

Glashuset, Gothenburg 27th March to 12th April

Flu(y)ga, Konstmuseum Gothenburg, 28th April to 4th June 2007

(a)fly - between nature & culture, National Museum of Iceland & Reykjavík City Library, Reykjavík Art Festival 14th May to 11th June 2006

“Big Mouth” Tramway, Glasgow, Scotland

There are some things you have to know - 300m3, Göteborg, Sweden

vogguvisur/lullabies - Hafnarhusid, Reykjavík City Museum. Iceland

home - Slunkariki, Isafjordur, Iceland

Littoral - Maritime Museum, Exeter – solo residency/group exhibition

Manchester Museum, UK, 15th of February 2010 to 11th of July 2010

Worcester City Art Gallery & Museum 28th November 2009 to 9th of January 2010

Grenna Museum, Sweden 13th of June to 13th of September

New Walk Museum, Leicester 24th January to 5th April 2009

Scott Polar Research Institute, 13th May to 20th August 2008

Fram Museum, Oslo, Norway, 30th November 07 to 1st of September 08

Nordic House, Faroe Islands, 14th March to 30th April 2007

Horniman Museum, London Oct 06 – March 2007

Nordatlantens Brygge, Copenhagen, Sept 06 – Feb 2007

nanoq, installation and book launch, Valand School of Art, Gothenburg

Sensi(a)ble Spaces, Askja, The Centre for Natural Sciences, University of Iceland

Bristol Museum and Art Gallery, Bristol

University Museum of Natural History, Oxford

nanoq: flat out and bluesome (installation) Spike Island, Bristol

White Out a conference organised by the artists and Spike Island with talks by Ivars Silis, Dr. Steve Baker, Dr. Garry Marvin and Michelle Henning

HEAT, Art and Climate Change, RMIT Gallery, Melbourne, Australia

Animal Gaze, London Metropolitan University, London touring to Plymouth, Exeter

Bye, Bye, Iceland, Akureyri Art Museum

Icelandic SealCenter, Iceland. 26st June to 31st August 2007

Lowood Collection 2007, Lowood Gallery, England (to March 2007)

Sequences, International real time festival, video screening, Simm House, Hafnarstræti, Reykjavík

animal, Lowood Gallery, England

Living Landscape: European Topographies, curated by An Tuireann, Skye and West Cork Arts Centre - group exhibition

Residency Galleri Svalbard,, April 2010

Uncertainty in the City, Publication, the Green Box, Berlin, October 2010

Uncertainty in the City, Exhibition, Storey Gallery, Lancaster, drawn from research 2007-10 (September 2010)

Spaces of Encounter: Art and Revision in Human – Animal Relations published by Art Monitor.

A Safe Passage in Centrifuge Art Prize Publication, Salford University England

HEAT, Art and Climate Change, published by RMIT

BIPOLAR, Published by Arts Catalyst, edited by Kathryn YusofF

nanoq flat out and bluesome, A Cultural Life of Polar Bears, Publication, Black Dog Publishing

(a)fly – flug (a; 84 page book ) featuring research and documentation of the project with essays by Dr. Karl Benediktsson, Ron Broglio, Mika Hannula and the artists

Big Mouth – 84 page book, featuring research and documentation of three recent project by Snæbjörnsdóttir/Wilson, with essays by Juan Cruz, Dr. Nikos Papastergiadis, Dr.Francis McKee and the artists, published by Tramway, Glasgow and CIA

Freefall – Arts Council England publication. Essay on the artists, entitled Temporary Migration by Nikos Papastergiadis

Big Issue, no 581 nanoq flat out and bluesome

Artist’s Newsletter (May issue) nanoq flat out and bluesome

Saga Magazine, Frozen in Time, Nigel Blundell

NatSCAN (Natural Sciences Collections Association) issue #1. Article: nanoq: flat out and bluseome

vogguvisur/lullabies, exhibition publication for Hafnarhusid, Reykjavik City Museum. Iceland. Essay by Juan Cruz

home - Artists’ book published for Slunkariki, Isafjördur Iceland. Edition 200

Modern Painters, March

Art Artistic Research and the Animal Question Art Monitor, No.3. with Dr. Helena Pedersen

Antannae, Issue 8, Winter

Antannae, Issue 6, Summer

Snæbjörndóttir/Wilson with Dr. Steve Baker, www.artand research.org.uk

Polar bear: Lost and Found, Current TV broadcast

Saga Magazine, Frozen in Time, Nigel Blundell

NatSCAN (Natural Sciences Collections Association) issue number one.

Get Polarized, in the Herald Sun Australia by Sally Bennett

Changing the artistic climate, in the Critics, by Andrew Stephens (6-9-09)

Cultural Geographies in Practice, Review by Dr. David Matless

New Scientist: February 17, p. 48 Second Sight

frieze magazine: June/July/August p. 263 Great White Bear, Andrew Dodds

Art and Research, Sam Stead

List 11, cia.is

The Royal Photographic Society Journal, December/January Vol. 146. Iss10

Arts Council England - International Fellowship, Melbourne, Australia

Straumur Hafnarfirdi, Iceland

Residency NIFCA Qaqortoq, Greenland

Site/Space/location/Place, Littoral, Maritime Museum, Exeter, England

Henry Moore Foundation for Uncertainty in the City

University of Cumbria Research Grant for Uncertainty in the City

Art Council of England

Arnulfska foundation, Sweden

Art Council of England, Research award

Cumbria Institute of the Arts research award ((a)fly in my soup)

British Council award

City of Reykjavík. Research award

Cumbria Institute of the Arts research award

Cumbria Institute of the Arts research award

Henry Moore Institute, award

ACE national touring, major award

Arts and Business award

Arts Council England International Fellowship Award at VCA, Melbourne, Australia & Ruskin School of Drawing, Oxford

SAC, assistant grant for nanoq – flat out and bluesome

British Council award

North West Arts, small assistance grant

Nordic Institute for Contemporary Arts Residency award