CV
Nína Óskarsdóttir
Visual artist
Reykjavík, IS
Solo Shows
2024 Að safna regni/Gathering rain, The Sculpture Garden of MHR, Reykjavík, IS
2024 Uppspretta/Source, The Icelandic Folk and Outsider Art Museum, Svalbarðseyri, IS
2022 Iðkun/Practice, Listval, Reykjavík, IS
2021 Samsæti sumarblómanna, Lækjartorg, Reykjavík, IS
2020 Arrangement of things, Kubburinn, Reykjavík, IS
2018 Í gjótu: steinþrykk 2015-2017, Ekkisens, Reykjavík, IS
2016 Vinna/Work, The Crotch Pop-Up Gallery, Newark-on-Trent, UK
2015 Börnin heimta kjúlla, Ekkisens, Reykjavík, IS
Selected Group Shows
2024 D-vítamín, Reykjavík Art Museum - Hafnarhús, Reykjavík, IS
2023 Jólasýningin, Ásmundarsalur, Reykjavík, IS
2023 Enchanting Portals, The Factory, Djúpavík, IS
2022 Hamraborg Festival, Kópavogur, IS
2022 Alter/Breyta, Skaftfell Visual Arts Centre, Seyðisfjörður, IS
2021 4 Mains, 4 Pieds, Les Ateliers, Clermont-Ferrand, FR
2020 Forðabúr/Supply, Nýlistasafnið/The Living Art Museum, Reykjavík, IS
2020 Villiblómið/The Wildflower, Hafnarborg, Reykjavík, IS
2020 Le Boudoir, Alliance Francaise, Reykjavík, IS
2019 RAGE, Rýmd, Reykjavík, IS
2019 Afsakið ónæðið – tímabundin truflun í Listasafni Einars Jónssonar, The Einar Jónsson Museum, Reykjavík, IS
2019 Print or Slay, Bókabúð máls og menningar in collaboration with Gallery Port, Reykjavík, IS
2019 Arkíf, Ásmundarsalur, Reykjavík, IS
2018 Sugar Wounds, Ármúli 7, Reykjavík, IS
2018 Röstin, Sauðaneshús, Langanes, IS
2018 Háskar, Iðnó, Reykjavík, IS
2017 Brutal Náttúra, Leicester Print Workshop, Leicester, UK
2017 Study in Stone, Tarpey Gallery, Derby, UK
2017 It’s gonna hurt II, Dzialdov gallery, Berlin, DE
2016 Passion2Print, Leicester Print Workshop, Leicester, UK
2016 It’s gonna hurt, Two Queens, Leicester, UK
2016 List í Ljósi/Art by Light festival, Seyðisfjörður, IS
2015 Molotovs to Modernism: Exhibition of Lithographs, LCB Gallery, Leicester, UK
2015 Hústaka, Ekkisens, Stöðvarfjörður, IS
2015 Hávaði II, Ekkisens, Reykjavík, IS
2014 Skarkali, Ekkisens, Reykjavík, IS
2014 Iceland University of the Arts Graduation Exhibition, Reykjavík Art Museum – Hafnarhús, IS
2014 Veldi, Skaftfell, Seyðisfjörður, IS
2013 Klobbinn opnast, Klobbinn, Reykjavík, IS
2013 Gemeint/Meant to be/Var’ða…, Zehdenicker Strasse, Berlin, DE
2012 Núningur/Friction, Listasafn ASÍ, Reykjavík, IS
2012 Meyrir hreinir hlutir, Kaffistofan, Reykjavík, IS
Education
2018-2020 MA in Fine Arts, Iceland University of the Arts, IS
2015-2017 Postgraduate Fellowship in Stone lithography at Leicester Print Workshop, Leicester, UK
2011-2014 BA in Fine Arts, Iceland University of the Arts, IS
2013 Exchange semester in Fine Arts, Universität der Kunste, Berlin, DE
2010-2011 Foundation year in Art and Design, Reykjavík School of Visual Art, IS
Grants & Awards
2022 Icelandic Visual Arts Fund, exhibition grant
2021 Muggur, mobility grant
2021 Icelandic Art Center, mobility grant
2020 Myndstef, project grant
2020 The Icelandic Centre for Research, Student Innovation Fund
2019 Nordplus, mobility grant
2018 Icelandic Visual Arts Fund, exhibition grant
2017 Queen Sonja Print Award, nominee for the Kjell Nupen Memorial Grant
2017 Icelandic Visual Arts Fund, exhibition grant
2017 Muggur, mobility grant
2016 Muggur, mobility grant
2016 Myndstef, mobility and educational grant
2014 Nordplus, mobility grant
Seminars & Residencies
2022 Skaftfell Artist Residency, Seyðisfjörður, IS
2021 Midpunkt, virtual_beings online residency programme, IS
2021 Artistes en résidence, cross residency programme, Clermont Ferrand, FR
2019 Meiri skúlptúr, ceramics seminar, Reykjavík School of Visual Arts, Reykjavík, IS
2019 The Perfect Human, Kuno seminar, Estonian Academy of Arts, Tallinn, EE
2018 Skúlptúr, ceramics seminar, Reykjavík School of Visual Arts, Reykjavík, IS
2018 Röstin Residency, Langanes, IS
2016 Collaborative Exchange Residency between Ekkisens, Reykjavík and Two Queens, Leicester, UK
2014 Sense of Place, Kuno seminar, Tromsø Academy of Contemporary Art, Tromsø, NO
Other Projects
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