The swim to Daungy Island and back. now a viking of the north

Opið Hús hjá Nesi Listamiðstöð

Það verður opið hús hjá Nesi Listamiðstöð fimmtudaginn 17.desember klukkan 18 til 21.
Listamenn mánaðarins eru:
Di Ball
Elizabeth Mead
Oliver Gardiner
Elizabeth Tubergen

Endilega kíkið við og fáið ykkur bolla af heitu súkkulaði og piparkökur og spjallið við listamennina.

Open studios at Nes Artist Residency on Thursday the 17th of December from 6 pm to 9 pm.

winds recorded up to 78mph in the Skagi
... poor Lindsey blew all the way back to Texas

Midday: November 18th

The sun rises mid November at 11am in Skagastrond

fish leather - stage 2

Sauðárkrókur

fish leather - stage 3

Sauðárkrókur

fish leather - stage 1

Sauðárkrókur

Good Day - Bad Day

Open House - November

þordis

Colour Correction

looking at the aurora from my chair

Oliver has mail

Today I had a postcard from Elizabeth which was very nice and filled the room with excitement as it was delivered by Parfyme - they are involved in Reykjavik's Real-time art festival; Sequences - a four person art collective that consists of Laurids Sonne, Ebbe Dam Meinild, Pelle Brage and Douglas Paulson.
photo's courtesy of Shannon

http://theballparkiniceland.wordpress.com/

laura break ice

stone break ice

stone on ice

Knitting night

ABOVE THE SKAG

ON ROUTE FOR THE ARCTIC CIRCLE

GRIMSEY ISLAND

chair_freezing

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has arrived at the northern hemisphere

studio_view_loopx6 from Oliver Gardiner on Vimeo.

first week, views from studio. part.1 from Oliver Gardiner on Vimeo.

In this tightly cropped image the NASA space shuttle Atlantis and the Hubble Space Telescope are seen in silhouette, side by side during solar transit at 12:17p.m. EDT, Wednesday, May 13, 2009, from west of Vero Beach, Florida. The two spaceships were at an altitude of 600 km and they zipped across the sun in only 0.8 seconds. Photo Credit: (NASA/Thierry Legault)

Party above the power station

The violent storm that raged over the Netherlands on Monday night left a trail of damage and destruction in its wake.

Starting at around 22.00 on Monday evening, the storm moved from the south to the north of the country, with wind gusts reaching 105 km per hour, and rainfall in some localities reached 55 millimetres.

Hailstones measuring 5 centimetres in diameter fell in Woensdrecht, and houses in different locations were struck by lightning. Traffic and public transport were still suffering from the after-effects yesterday morning, with branches blocking rails and flooding on motorways.

first week, views from studio. part.1 from Oliver Gardiner on Vimeo.

The Hague ( William )