snæbjörnsdóttir / wilson

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Snæbjörnsdóttir/Wilson 1999 – 2007

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Solo exhibitions and events

2007 -
“Flu(y)ga”, Konstmuseum Gothenburg, 28th April to 4th June 2007
2007 -
“Hvide björn”, Nordic House, Faroe Islands, 14th March to 30th April 2007
2006 -
“Great White Bear”, Horniman Museum, London 21st October 2006 to 25th March 2007
2006 -
“Hvide björn”, Nordatlantens Brygge, Copenhagen 15th September 2006 - 18th February 2007
2006 -
“Askja”, Institute of Natural Sciences, Reykjavík Art Festival, 2nd June - 15th Aug 2006
2006 -
“(a) fly - between nature & culture”, National Museum of Iceland & Reykjavík City Library, Reykjavík Art Festival 14th May to 11th June 2006
2006 -
“Ursa Major” Bristol City Museum & Art Gallery, 30th March - 14th May 2006
2005 -
“animal”, Lowood Gallery, England.
2004 -
“nanoq” University Museum of Natural History, Oxford
2004 -
“nanoq: flat out and bluesome” Spike Island, Bristol
2004 -
“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
2004 -
“Big Mouth” Tramway, Glasgow, Scotland
2003 -
“There are some things you have to know”- 300m3, Göteborg, Sweden
2003 -
“vogguvisur/lullabies” - Hafnarhusid, Reykjavík City Museum. Iceland
2002 -
“Living Landscape: European Topographies” - curated by An Tuireann, Skye and West Cork Arts Centre – group exhibition
1999 -
“home” - Slunkariki, Isafjordur, Iceland
1999 -
“Littoral” - Maritime Museum, Exeter – solo residency/group exhibition
Publications

Group exhibitions and events:

2007 -
Icelandic SealCenter, Iceland. 26st June to 31st August 2007
2006/07 -
Lowood Collection 2007, Lowood Gallery, England (to March 2007)
2006 -
Sequences, International real time festival, video screening, Simm House, Hafnarstræti, Reykjavík
2005 -
animal, Lowood Gallery, England
2002 -
Living Landscape: European Topographies, curated by An Tuireann, Skye and West Cork Arts Centre - group exhibition

Publications:

2006 -
(a)fly – 84 page book accompanying the project with same name at Reykjavík Art Festival 2006. Essays by Dr. Karl Benediktsson, Dr. Mika Hannula and Ron Broglio
2006 -
nanoq flat out and bluesome, A Cultural Life of Polar Bears, Publication, Black Dog Publishing
2004 -
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
2004 -
Freefall – Arts Council England publication. Essay on the artists, entitled Temporary Migration by Nikos Papastergiadis
2004 -
Big Issue, no 581 nanoq flat out and bluesome
2004 -
Artist’s Newsletter (May issue) nanoq flat out and bluesome
2004 -
Saga Magazine, Frozen in Time, Nigel Blundell
2003 -
NatSCAN (Natural Sciences Collections Association) issue #1. Article: nanoq: flat out and bluseome
2003 -
vogguvisur/lullabies, exhibition publication for Hafnarhusid, Reykjavik City Museum. Iceland. Essay by Juan Cruz
1999 -
home - Artists’ book published for Slunkariki, Isafjördur Iceland. Edition 200

Residencies:

2002 -
Arts Council England - International Fellowship, Melbourne, Australia
2002 -
Straumur Hafnarfirdi, Iceland
2001 -
Residency NIFCA Qaqortoq, Greenland
1999 -
Site/Space/location/Place, Littoral, Maritime Museum, Exeter, England

Awards:

2007 -
Art Council of England
2007 -
Arnulfska foundation, Sweden
2006 -
Art Council of England, Research award
2006 -
Cumbria Institute of the Arts research award ((a)fly in my soup)
2006 -
British Council award
2005 -
City of Reykjavík. Research award
2005 -
Cumbria Institute of the Arts research award
2004 -
Cumbria Institute of the Arts research award
2003 -
Henry Moore Institute, award
2003 -
ACE national touring, major award
2003 -
Arts and Business award
2002 -
Arts Council England International Fellowship Award at VCA, Melbourne, Australia & Ruskin School of Drawing, Oxford
2002 -
SAC, assistant grant for nanoq – flat out and bluesome
2001 -
British Council award
2001 -
North West Arts, small assistance grant
2000 -
Nordic Institute for Contemporary Arts Residency award

Forthcoming Events and Exhibitions:

2007 -
Storey Gallery, Lancaster Research August-September 2007
2007 -
Current TV. Film on nanoq project and Snæbjörnsdóttir/Wilson proposed release Summer 07
2007/08 -
Film on art collaboration and animals, producer Chris Pair, Atlanta, US Featuring Steve Baker & Edwina Ashton, Olli and Suzy, Snæbjörnsdóttir/Wilson. Project director Ron Broglio