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Photographs - Iceland summer 2010 Shot by María Kjartans & Marinó Thorlacius Editing María Kjartans Lambda photographic print, Signed and numbered, Limited edition of 7 I always dreamt of hitch hiking in my home country. After years abroad I was ready for some adventures in Iceland. I wanted life...
2010
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Maria Kjartans artist - photographer b. 1980 Icelandic born artist María Kjartans graduated with her MFA from Glasgow School of Art in 2007. Since then she has been living and working in London, Glasgow, Paris and now most recently Reykjavik, exhibiting her photography and video art around the world. María was rewarded Signature Art Award in London and the IdeasTap / Magnum Photographic awards for her photography projects and recently nominated as the winner in Open call at Helsinki Photo festival. Alongside doing visual art María is the co-founder of Vinnslan , which is a collective of Icelandic artists who create and curate interdisciplinary art projects. María's latest work is being an art director of the site specific piece Tæring, in collaboration with Akureyri Culture Company (ACC) which is currently on display in Akureyri, Iceland. Contact:
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