The Icelandic Love Corporation

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Guided by a collective, material-based, somewhat enigmatic and performative research process, the Icelandic Love Corporation has since 1996 managed a process that deals with, among other things, human experiences, our roles in society and questions of gender and identity, art versus nature, personal versus public. The Icelandic Love Corporation is a group of three artists: Sigrún Hrólfsdóttir (1973), Jóní Jónsdóttir (1972) and Eirún Sigurdardóttir (1971). They graduated from the Icelandic College of Arts and Crafts in 1996. Since then they have lived and studied in New York, Berlin and Copenhagen and are currently based in Reykjavik.

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Selected exhibitions include:
 

2013 The Icelandic Love Corporation The National Gallery of Iceland
 

2012 WildWomanVoodooGrannyDoilyCrochet Nautnes and notagildi/ Listasafn Árnesinga/Iceland, Dynasty - The Great Outdoors Pace Digital Gallery/New York
 

2011 Think Less - Feel More Lilith Performance Studio/Malmö/Sweden,
Origin Pink Summer Gallery/Genoa/Italy,Woman - Off the Beaten Path Chicago Cultural Center/Chicago/USA, The Tent Lady's Hospitality Centre d'Art Contemporain/Chamars/France, Port Ra Nu The National History Museum/Frederiksborg Castle/Denmark,
 

2010 Tight Hafnarborg/Hafnarfjörður Art Museum/Iceland, Tight Amos Anderson Art Museum/Helsinki, Dynasty and DejaVu (Creation - Corruption - Celebration Remix) Nordic developing countries? Färgfabriken/Östersund/ Sweden Woman-Off the Beaten Path Museo Universitario del Chopo/Mexico City, Dynasty - Following People and Drinking Milk Hafnarborg/Listasafn /Hafnarfjarðar/Iceland
 

2009 Black Swans Kling & Bang, Reykjavik, ILC Platform Gallery/Winnipeg/Canada, Hospitality III CAST Gallery/Hobart/Tasmania Hospitality III The Darling Foundry, Montreal/Canada, Thank You Lífróður/ Hafnarborg/Listasafn Hafnarfjarðar/Iceland, Woman - Off the Beaten Path Stenersen Museum/Oslo,
 

2008 Hospitality Safnasafnid/Svalbardsströnd/Iceland, The Lady's Hospitality Tent ArdBia/Berlin/Germany
 

2007 ILC Hafnarhusid/Reykjavik Art Museum/Iceland
 

2006 Eruption - Corruption ArdBia/Galway/Ireland





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