Hannes Sigurðsson (art historian)
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Hannes Sigurðsson (born 1960 in
art historian and an independent curator from Iceland
.
Hannes was appointed the director of the
Reykjavik College of Music as a flautist (1975-1984).[citation needed
]
Hannes worked in New York for five years as an art correspondent where he began career as an independent curator, the first one of his kind in Iceland.[2]
Hannes has edited and published dozens of books and catalogues and curated over 350 exhibitions and large-scale projects.[citation needed]
Hannes is the founder of the Icelandic Visual Arts Awards that were first held in 2006.
Publications
- Hvítir Skuggar: Margrét Jónsdóttir. Listasafnið á Akureyri, 2009. ISBN 978-9979-9829-6-8
- Hláturgas: Læknaskop frá vöggu til grafar. Reykjavík: art.is Books, 2001. ISBN 9979-9422-1-5
- Flögð og fögur skinn. Reykjavík: art.is Books, 1998. ISBN 9979-9337-0-4
References
- ^ Akureyri. "Hannes hættir hjá Sjónlistamiðstöðinni". Retrieved 2016-09-25.
- ^ Kristjánsdóttir, Anna Margrét (2012-01-01). Þróun sýningastjórnunar á Íslandi. Áhrif Hannesar Sigurðssonar (Thesis).
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