Saturday April 20th at 2 p.m., goldsmith Marta Staworowska will lead a guided tour of the exhibition jewellery:object, currently on view at the museum. Marta is among the participants of the exhibition which presents pieces made by a group of nine goldsmiths, jewellers and artists focused on personal adornment, reflecting the varied approaches, techniques and topics of modern jewellery-making in Iceland.

Alongside Marta, the participating artists are Anna María Pitt, Arna Gná, Ágústa Arnardóttir, James Merry, Hildur Ýr Jónsdóttir, Helga Mogensen, Katla Karlsdóttir and Orr. Curated by Brynhildur Pálsdóttir, the exhibition is part of the programme of DesignMarch 2024.

Marta Staworowska (b. 1985) is a trained landscape architect, art historian and goldsmith. Before moving to Iceland six years ago, she worked for the Polish army, being stationed in Afghanistan. She graduated earlier this year as a goldsmith from the Technical College Reykjavík and currently works at Aurum as a goldsmith.

In My Language is an event programme focused on making Hafnarborg more accessible to people of different backgrounds by welcoming guests to the museum in various languages. The programme is supported by the Museum Fund.

Free entry – everyone welcome.