Last weekend, I dined at Matur og Drykkur with a few close friends – a new restaurant in the fish district of Reykjavík serving “Inspiring Traditional Icelandic Cuisine.” The past month
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Lux Helsinki is a free event, showcasing light installations embedded into the cityscape from both local and international artists. Despite the freezing temperatures of -26 °C, it took place last weekend and illuminated 16 different locations in the
First of all we want to wish you Happy Holidays! Now that winter is in full swing and Christmas is around the corner some words come to our mind Glögg,
Eivør is the internationally most acclaimed musician from the Faroe Islands. Stephan Lücke met her during her Germany tour in November and spoke with her about her way to stardom,
Pictured above: still from ‘Facebookistan’ The thirteenth edition of Denmark’s renowned documentary festival CPH:DOX came to an end last weekend. Taking place from the 5-15th of November, the festival screened
All across Denmark, award winning and innovative documentaries are currently being screened, discussed and celebrated. CPH:DOX is one of the world’s biggest documentary festivals, taking place from the 5-15th of
The world’s largest sauna “Agora“ is now open on a remote beach in the Norwegian Arctic Circle as a part of SALT, a cultural project. Located at Sandhornøya, Bodø in
Summer is finally here and with a new season comes warm weather, a shift of street style, the ending of school and the beginning of music festival season. The Nordic
With the Spring season coming to an end, and summer right around the corner it is hard not to be excited for what will follow with the warmer months. Summer
It´s all about the art´s in Iceland these days. There is a lot of discussion about Iceland´s contribution at the Venice Biennale where the Swiss artist Christoph Büchel set up
