[See the Spanish version below.]

Saturday, 30 September, 1 pm - 3 pm will the artist Iris Hadda lead a creative art workshop for families in Spanish at Hafnarborg. In the workshop, children and adults will be invited to create three-dimensional landscape works from a variety of materials in connection with the exhibition. A landscape for the chosen. Participants also get the opportunity to look at the museum's exhibitions in order to find ideas for their own artistic creation.

At the exhibition A landscape for the chosen Various aspects of escapism are explored. The exhibition features artworks by both younger and more established artists, created in a diverse range of media, such as painting, sculpture, printmaking and video. 

Iris Hadda She is an Icelandic visual artist who has lived in Spain for most of her life. She is an art historian and a specialist in creative writing. She has been based in Iceland since 2020 and is currently studying photography at the School of Photography, alongside working for the Reykjavík Art Museum. Among the projects Íris Hadda has undertaken recently is a photographic documentation of the situation of refugees in Iceland.

In My Language is a programme of events that aims to increase access to Hafnarborg for people from diverse backgrounds by welcoming visitors in different languages. The event is a collaboration between Hafnarborg and the charity Get Together, which supports refugees and asylum seekers in Hafnarfjörður. The project is supported by the museum fund.

Free admission – all are welcome.

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But in my language – Family workshop in Spanish

On Saturday 30 September from 1 pm to 3 pm, the artist Iris Hadda will lead a family workshop in Spanish at the Hafnarborg museum in Hafnarfjörður. The workshop, aimed at both children and adults, will involve creating three-dimensional landscapes with various materials, drawing inspiration from the exhibition. Landscape for the Chosen. This workshop encourages participants to draw inspiration from the exhibition for their own artistic creation.

The exhibition Landscape for the Chosen Explore different realities in which artists explore the landscape and its reality from various approaches. The works on display are by artists from different generations working in various media, such as painting, sculpture, prints and video.

Iris Hadda She is an artist born in Iceland who has lived in Spain for most of her life. Trained as an art historian and a creative writing specialist, she has lived in Iceland since 2020. She is currently studying Photography at the School of Photography and works at the Reykjavík Art Museum. Among her recent projects is the photographic documentation of the situation of refugees in Iceland.

But in my language It is a programme that organises events aimed at making Hafnarborg accessible to people from diverse backgrounds in their own language. The programme is a collaboration between Hafnarborg and the organisation Get Together, whose aim is to provide support to asylum seekers and refugees in Hafnarfjörður. All events are supported by the museum's funds.

Free admission – everyone is welcome.