Gerðarsafn

Gerðarsafn is an art museum located in Kópavogur, Iceland, dedicated to the works of sculptor Guðrún Kristjánsdóttir, also known as Gerður. The museum was established in 1990 and is housed in a building designed by architect Studio Granda. Gerðarsafn focuses on exhibiting contemporary art alongside the permanent collection of Gerður's sculptures, paintings, and drawings.

The museum's collection spans Gerður's artistic career, showcasing her unique style and her contributions to Icelandic art. Beyond her own work, Gerðarsafn actively promotes and exhibits a diverse range of Icelandic and international artists, often featuring modern and experimental art forms. The institution aims to be a dynamic cultural hub, offering exhibitions, educational programs, and events for the public. Its location in Kópavogur, one of Iceland's largest municipalities, makes it an accessible venue for both local residents and tourists interested in the country's art scene. Gerðarsafn plays a significant role in fostering artistic dialogue and appreciation within Iceland.