Ása Ketilsdóttir Atli Viðar Engilbertsson Björn Líndal Guðmundsson (1906 - 1996) Edda Guðmundsdóttir Egill Ólafur Guðmundsson (1908-1997) Eiríkur Júlíus Guðmundsson (1909-2008) Erla Björk Sigmundardóttir Finnur Ingi Erlendsson Friðrik Hansen (1947-2005) Guðjón R. Sigurðsson (1903 - 1991) Guðrún Nilsen (1914-2000) Gunnar Sigfús Kárason (1931 - 1996) Halldóra Kristinsdóttir (1930-2013) Helga Dómhildur Alfreðsdóttir Hildur Kristín Jakobsdóttir (1935-2003) Hjálmar Stefánsson frá Smyrlabergi (1913-1989) Hrefna Sigurðardóttir (1920-2015) Ingvar Ellert Óskarsson (1944-1992) Laufey Jónsdóttir Matthías Mar Einarsson Pálmi Kristinn Arngrímsson (1930-2015) Pétur Hraunfjörð (1922-1999) Sigurður Sveinsson (1904-2006) Snæbjörn Eyólfsson (1897-1973) Steinþór Leósson (1888-1967) Svava Skúladóttir (1909-2005) Yngvi Örn Guðmundsson (1938-2022) Þórhalla Snæþórsdóttir Örn Karlsson
Sending from Svalbarðseyri
Safnasafnið (The Icelandic Folk and Outsider Art Museum) is a widely revered place due to it conducting a balancing act of appealing to artists and non-artists alike with a mixture of folk, contemporary art, the in-between and the margins. The museum is situated just outside the village of Svalbarðseyri in North Iceland in a rural setting under the heath of Vaðlaheiði, with a river on one side and grazing sheep on the other. It houses an ever-expanding dynamic collection of artworks along with archives, house plants, galleries, a library, a guest residency, and a home.
Sýningarstjóri
Guðlaug Mía Eyþórsdóttir, Joe Keys, Odda Júlía Snorradóttir og Unnar Örn J. Auðarsson
