Students in educational levels ranging from kindergartens to secondary schools all over Iceland show the results of their research project and their artistic creation in a grand exhibition at the National Gallery of Iceland in the Children's Culture Festival. During the past school year, the students have worked with artists and specialists from the National Gallery of Iceland on their own research on glaciers, both in nature and in Icelandic art, in a creative and interdisciplinary way. During the exhibition period, the artist Jóní Jóns works with kindergarten students, whose output is added to the exhibition. The exhibition is held in the reading hall of the House of Collections and is open to the public of all ages during the museum opening hours. Ísabrot – glaciers in Icelandic art is a comprehensive project carried out in collaboration between the museum, artists and schools. The project is supported by the Children's Culture Fund.

Curator and project manager: Ingibjörg Hannesdóttir
Artist and workshop titles
Ellen Gunnarsdóttir –What is the glaciers could talk?
Linda Ólafsdóttir –What can be hidden in a glacier?
Guðrún Gunnarsdóttir –Form and texture of glaciers
Anna Júlía Friðbjörnsdóttir –Message from space
Þórður Hall –Glaciours world of colours
Úlfur Hansson – Glaciours world of sounds
Þorsteinn Eyfjörð –The movement of outlet glaciours
Rósa Sigrún Jónsdóttir – Glaciours and plants
Jóní Jóns – Glaciour performance

Participating schools:
Grunnskóli Hornafjarðar
Grunnskólinn í Snæfellsbæ
Hagaskóli
Landakotsskóli
Leikskólinn Laufásborg
Menntaskólinn í Borgarfirði
Menntaskólinn á Egilsstöðum
Vesturbæjarskóli
Vogaskóli
Víkurskóli
During the Children's Culture Festival, adults accompanied by children get free enterence to all exhibitions in the museum, both in the House of Collections and on the National Gallery