Top 10 Art Galleries in Iceland, Iceland

In the centre where Reykjavik’s old heart beats there is a charming red house, once called Aberdeen. There, Kogga, one of Iceland’s most renowned ceramic artists, runs her studio and gallery. The artist warmly welcomes visitors to her gallery that displays unique art pieces hand crafted on the spot. Catch a glimpse of the kiln in the back, it ensures visitors to cool Iceland a very warm welcome indeed!

We are an Art and Design collective, selling a wide variety of goods. In Skúmaskot you can buy paintings, prints, cards, clothes, sculptures, jewelry, ceramics, glass ornaments, and so much more. Everything in the shop is designed and made by the 11 artists and designers who run the shop, and when you visit you get to meet one of them, as they take turns working in the shop.

Art Gallery in an old dairy farmhouse, now used for art workshops as well as a gallery. Have a look at various artworks and designs from Icelandic artists and designers. When you visit you will be welcomed by one of the artists since they take turns attending the Gallery.

We are a cooperation gallery run by 14 local artist. We are ten painters and four that work with pottery and glass. Once a month we have a guest artist with us. You can find a excellent modern art variety and we offer free shipping all over the world with the bigger paintings. Be very welcome to visit us and meet the artists at our colorful gallery.

Gallery Floi is a workshop and store where the artisan works with glass, melts and forms it ower a open flame into glass beads and other objects of art. The artisan also works with ceramics that is sold in the store. Gallery Floi specializes in working Viking beads and other types of glass beads. Everything in the store is handmade and worked on site from quality material.

Dead Gallery is run by artist, Jón Saemundur (b. 1968). It was established in 2003 and is a storefront and exhibition place for Jon's artwork and designs. Available are unique hand-printed items such as T-shirts, posters and prints. Death and life has been an important theme in Jón's work for the past years and his most known work is the Dead concept, which he started in 2003 till this day.

HUSIÐ was founded in 2017, in the small village of Patreksfjorður, in the Westfjords region of Iceland. From the very beginning, its aim has been to encourage collaboration between the local residents and artists in order to bring cultural and social impact HUSIÐ is today a residency program but used to also operate as an art gallery, cafe, and co-working space. ​