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Double faced worm shelf Furring strips and cast resin
200 x 183 x 37 cm
Design 1991
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MONSTERS
exhibition at Reykjavik City Hall 2007.
Suspended polyurethane resin maps of Iceland
with various references to the current
national character.
Series of 24 works,
various dimensions, each 30-125cm wide |
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UL1
Light study design 1999-2000, currently at the
"European Design since 1985" exhibition in
Indianapolis. |
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Olafur Thordarson
brings us the fresh element of surprise,
experimentation, guts and daring to create
art/objects-often intertwined-into objects of
desire, full of surprises and innovation...his red
cabinet, which is ... made of 800 pieces
of furring strips is an ingenious combination of
the old and new.
George Beylerian...
Excerpt from the
book
Olafur Thordarson, p. 26, published
2001 |
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Gegnumgangur-Passage; Book with the hole.
124 page publication on Thordarson's work from
1977-2007.
Published in June 2007. |
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Eilífðardraumurinn.
40 ft sculpture. Floating
in an Icelandic glacial river, moving against the
stream in an ongoing moving image
of a vessel.
Polyurethane resin foam,
1200x280x380 cm. 6 Tons, Commissioned by
Landsvirkjun, Iceland
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Listamaður arkitekt hönnuður.
Ólafur Þórðarson kennari í hönnun við Rhode Island School of Design. Icelandic
art. Artist, architect, designer, teacher at RISD, Rhode Island School of
Design. Iceland design. Icelandic designer. Designer Ólafur Thordarson. Designer
architect Ólafur Thórdarson. Designer architect Olafur Thórdarson. Icelandic
artist. Icelandic architect Olafur Thordarson, Icelandic artist in New York,
Manhattan. Icelandic design, Icelandic New Yorker. Icelandic architect living in
New York. Ólafur Þórðarson arkitekt og hönnuður í New York, 911 resident,
Iceland ice-cube tray, delirium tremens, worm shelves, New York designer,
Columbia University GSAPP, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee SARUP,