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May
1
Sun
Public lecture on “Greenland and the Arctic” with Danish journalist Martin Breum
May 1 @ 11:27 – 12:27
Public lecture on "Greenland and the Arctic" with Danish journalist Martin Breum

In cooperation with VÖNL:

The Diplomatic Academy of Vienna and the Danish Club Austria are pleased to announce a public lecture on „GREENLAND AND THE ARCTIC: Climate Change, Resources, Economic Perspectives and Governance“ with Martin Breum on Monday, 9th May 2016 at 6.30 p.m. in the “Musikzimmer” of the Diplomatic Academy of Vienna (Favoritenstraße 15a, 1040 Wien).

Martin Breum is author of two recent books on Greenland, Denmark and the Arctic: “When the Ice Disappears” and “The Greenland Dilemma”; producer of six very recent tv-documentaries on the history of the Danish realm.

Welcome and introduction: Torben M. Roepstorff, President, Danish Club Austria

Moderation: Peter Neumann, Vice-President, Danish Club Austria

Please register to this Greenland Program via this registration form on DA website!

Oct
19
Fri
Opening exhibition “skafrenningur og slydda” @ Sturm und Drang Galerie
Oct 19 @ 19:00 – 23:30
Opening exhibition "skafrenningur og slydda" @ Sturm und Drang Galerie | Linz | Oberösterreich | Österreich

Die isländische Künstlerin Linda B. Steinthórsdóttir erkundet mit dem spanischen Tonkünstler Enrique Tomas und dem österreichischen Fotografen Johann Wimmer ihre entlegene Heimatinsel Island. Der Ausstellungstitel “skafrenningur og slydda” kann aus dem Isländischen mit Schneeverwehungen und Schneeregen übersetzt werden. Es handelt sich um Naturphänomene, welche von ruhiger Schönheit bis zur energiegeladenen Spannung reichen und nach einer genaueren Betrachtung verlangen.

Linda Björk Steinþórsdóttir, icelandic artist, born 1968, study in Salzburg, Austria, lives and works for 16 years in Linz. The spatula technique works of Linda B. Steinthórsdóttir are abstract and minimalist. During light change the relief-like structures begin to head a life of its own, are subject to transformation. Also the diversity of Iceland’s nature is for Linda Steinthórsdóttir again and again a resource of inspiration and omnipresent in her works. She uses various materials from her home country, as for example ash from the eruption of the volcano “Eyjafjallajökull”.