Category Archives: 2012

Under Deconstruction, National Gallery of Iceland, Reykjavík 13.1. – 19.2. 2012

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On facade, neon sign,  Landið þitt er ekki til (Your Country Doesn´t Exist),  2011

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The exhibition Under Deconstruction was first commissioned by the Icelandic Art Center for the Pavilion of Iceland at the 54th International Art Exhibition – La Biennale di Venezia- and curated by Ellen Blumenstein.  Those projects are now on display at the National Gallery of Iceland. The exhibition explores existential and current socio-economic and political issues in Iceland and elsewhere, using video, performance, sculpture, sound, and music. It is a combination of newly conceived and ongoing projects, such as Constitution of the Republic of Iceland (2008/2011), Your Country Doesn’t Exist (2003, ongoing) and Exorcising Ancient Ghots (2011). On the  building’s facade,  a neon sign bearing the slogan “Your Country Doesn’t Exist” in Icelandic.


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Your Country Doesn’t Exist, Centro Andaluz de Arte Contemporáneo CAAC -24.11.2011 -12.02.2012

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Installation-view of Who is afraid of red, yellow and you?, 2011

Libia Castro & Ólafur Ólafsson, invited by Juan Antonio Álvarez Reyes, exhibit for the first time a selection of recent and past works in Centro Andaluz de Arte Contemporáneo CAAC, (Andalusian Contemporary art Center) under the title “Your Country Doesn’t Exist”. The exhibition takes place in Seville, Spain from 24th November until 12nd of February 2012.

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