Iceland is a land of no trees. But along the northern coast of the extreme north-west of the island, the fractured and deeply remote corner which they call the Westfjord, driftwood piles up
In the Reykjavik Art Museum at Hafnarhús there was, when I first visited with my brother in 2018, a room given over to two sculptural installations by the Icelandic artist Ragna Róbertsdóttir (b.
The organ in the Hallgrímskirkya in Reykjavik is a giant’s causeway of clustered steel pipes, five thousand two hundred and seventy-five of them. It has seventy-two stops, four manuals and a pedalboard,