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Dýrahjálp Íslands

<div><span>Ink and colored pencil on paper, featuring a delicate creature with detailed fur and a softly rendered face. This work is signed by the artist and presented in a white matte.</span></div><div><br></div><div><b>About the Artist:</b></div><div><a target="_BLANK" href="https://www.saatchiart.com/ingamaria?srsltid=AfmBOooZu-l4VISg0Fp0LX9K_jBeMrVCCeh8wo6a27Gg6OX5xMb5g0vL">Inga Maria Brynjarsdóttir</a> was born in Reykjavik, Iceland and graduated from the Icelandic Academy of the Arts in 2004.&nbsp;<span>Since then, Inga Maria has been working in the fields of art, illustration, design and animation.&nbsp;</span><span>Inga Maria's work is based on her fascination with nature, wildlife and the oddities and ugliness in life. Through the art of drawing, Inga Maria combines real life with the imaginary with a slash of distortion, which varies.</span></div><div><span>----</span></div><div><span>Blekteikning og litaður blýantur á pappír, sem sýnir fíngert dýr með nákvæmum feld og mjúklega unnu andliti. Verkið er undirritað af listamanninum og sett fram í hvítan pappa</span></div><div><span><b>Um listamanninn:</b></span></div><div><span>Inga María Brynjarsdóttir fæddist í Reykjavík og útskrifaðist frá Listaháskóla Íslands árið 2004. Síðan þá hefur hún starfað á sviði myndlistar, teiknilistar, hönnunar og hreyfimynda. Verk Ingu Maríu endurspegla hrifningu hennar á náttúrunni, villtum dýrum og furðum og ófullkomleika lífsins. Með teikningu sem miðli sameinar hún raunveruleikann og ímyndunaraflið með snert af brenglun sem er breytileg eftir verkum.</span></div>

Ink and Colored Pencil Creature Drawing by Inga Maria Brynjarsdóttir 

<p><b>As a part of <a target="_BLANK" href="https://www.innovationweek.is/">Icelandic Innovation Week</a></b> Basta is holding a charity auction in support of <a target="_BLANK" href="https://www.dyrahjalp.is/"><b>Dýrahjálp</b></a>, an organisation that helps provide foster homes for animals in need.&nbsp;</p><p>Icelandic artists have generously donated their work to this charity auction, and by taking part, you’re supporting a meaningful cause — and receiving art made with heart.<br></p><p><a href="http://basta.app" target="_blank"><b>Basta</b></a>&nbsp;is an auction platform for everyone, powering this sale. If you enjoyed contributing to this cause, try making one of your own.</p><p><i>Shipping costs will need to be covered by the winning bidder.&nbsp;</i></p><p><i>Pickup is available in Reykjavík, Iceland only.</i></p>


<p><span>This photograph features a taxidermied Polar Bear preserved in a glass display, as part of a museum exhibition about Taxidermic Polar Bears in Britain. The print itself features the artist's signatures, a semi gloss finish, and the crop marks of the print display for framing purposes.&nbsp;</span></p><p><b>About the Artists:&nbsp;</b></p><p>For 25 years, the collaborative artist team, <a target="_BLANK" href="https://snaebjornsdottirwilson.com/">Snæbjörnsdóttir/Wilson</a>, has been practising and producing in the field of contemporary art on an international stage with projects and exhibitions in the UK, Europe, Australia, and the USA. They have built a reputation resonant in contemporary art as well as in animal studies, human geography, museology, the environmental sciences and more. It has been their strategic intent to explore an anti-anthropocentric agenda, and to champion the idea that contemporary art is a significant tool to this end, made possible by the application of unique blends of method, material and cross-disciplinary appropriation.</p><p><br>----<br><span><br>Þessi ljósmynd sýnir uppstoppaðan ísbjörn í glerkassa, hluta af safnsýningu um uppstoppaða ísbirni í Bretlandi. Prentið sjálft ber undirskriftir listamannanna, hefur hálfglansandi áferð og sýnir skurðmerki fyrir innrömmun.&nbsp;</span></p><p><b>Um listamennina:</b></p><p>Í 25 ár hefur listamannateymið Snæbjörnsdóttir/Wilson unnið saman að samtímalist á alþjóðlegum vettvangi með sýningum og verkefnum í Bretlandi, Evrópu, Ástralíu og Bandaríkjunum. Þau hafa skapað sér orðspor sem skiptir máli bæði í heimi samtímalistar og á sviðum eins og dýrafræðum, mannlegri landafræði, safnafræði og umhverfisvísindum. Markmið þeirra hefur frá upphafi verið að vinna gegn manngervingu náttúrunnar (anti-anthropocentrism) og að sýna fram á að samtímalist geti verið öflugt tæki til slíkrar umræðu – með aðferðum, efnivið og þverfaglegri nálgun sem er þeim einstök.</p><p></p>


"A Survey of British Taxidermic Polar Bears" Photograph by Bryndís Snæbjörnsdóttir & Mark Wilson 

<b>About the Artwork:&nbsp;</b><div>This curated set includes two prints and a sticker.&nbsp;</div><div><br></div><div>The larger print features a magical tattooedfigure with blue hair and a witch hat holding a glorious orange cat. The smaller square print shows a black cat snoozing on a Jack o' Lantern. The sticker has a beautiful subtle metallic finish and features a purple cat with a golden t-shirt and a few extra eyes, floating amongst the stars- which is exactly where you'll be after you get a hold of this artwork! (...Or after you cuddle your own fluffy orange cats. Either way!)&nbsp;</div><div><br></div><div><b>About the Artists:&nbsp;</b></div><div>Feyrún Tattoo (@feyruntattoo) is Karítas (@karitasart), Halli (@hulinn.tattoo), Dísa (@disadoodles), Íris (@trashpaandaink), and they love animals! They have donated a selection of their finest animal-inspired creations, and they make more every day at their studio in Reykjavík. If you're looking for a place to commemorate a special creature forever, this is the one!&nbsp;</div>

Magical Bonds: A Set of Artwork about Cats and the People that Love them by Artists from Feyrún Tattoo

<div><span>This artwork features a unique mixed-ink drawing rendered on red gridded paper. The interplay of inks creates dynamic contrast and layered textures. Professionally framed, this piece is ready to display and makes a compelling addition to any contemporary art collection.</span></div><div><br></div><b>About the Artist:&nbsp;</b><div><a target="_BLANK" href="http://ahallin.this.is/">Anna Hallin</a> was born in Olofström Sweden in 1965. She completed an MFA in applied arts from HDK Gothenburg University in 1990 and MFA in studio arts from Mills College California in 1996. Bergmann &amp; Hallin have collaborated as Berghall on several projects and exhibitions since 2005. They have exhibited extensively in Iceland and abroad. — for example at The National Gallery of Iceland, Kling and Bang Gallery Reykjavik, The Nordic Biennial in Moss Norway, ProArtibus in Finland, Bozar in Bruxelles, Einar Jónsson Museum - Reykjavík and at Hjalteyri Contemporary Art Space - The Factory in Iceland. Berghall have also created projects for public space, temporary installations indoors and out as well as permanent public art works like for instance in Holmsheiði a high security prison in Reykjavík and for Reykjavík Capital Cemeteries.</div><div><br></div><div>----</div><div><br></div><div>Þetta listaverk er blönduð blekteikning, unnin á rauðan ristapappír. Samspil blekefnanna skapar líflega áferð og marglaga dýpt. Verkið er faglega rammað inn og tilbúið til upphengingar – sterk viðbót við hvaða samtímalistasafn sem er.</div><div><br></div><div><b>Um listamanninn:</b></div><div>Anna Hallin fæddist í Olofström í Svíþjóð árið 1965. Hún lauk MFA-gráðu í nytjalist frá HDK Gautaborgarháskóla árið 1990 og MFA-gráðu í myndlist frá Mills College í Kaliforníu árið 1996. Hallin hefur frá árinu 2005 unnið náið með listakonunni Ölgu Bergmann undir listamannsnafninu Berghall. Þær hafa sýnt víða, bæði á Íslandi og erlendis – til dæmis í Listasafni Íslands, Kling &amp; Bang í Reykjavík, Norrænu tvíæringunni í Moss í Noregi, ProArtibus í Finnlandi, Bozar í Brussel, Listasafni Einars Jónssonar og í Verksmiðjunni á Hjalteyri. Berghall hefur einnig unnið verkefni fyrir almenningsrými, tímabundnar innsetningar bæði innandyra og utandyra, sem og varanleg útilistaverk – til dæmis í Hólmsheiði háöryggisfangelsinu í Reykjavík og fyrir Kirkjugarða Reykjavíkur.</div>

Ink Creature on Red Graph Paper in Frame by Anna Hallin

<b>About the Artwork:&nbsp;</b><div>For the night owls among us, we have a brilliant Lunar Moth Print by Dísa (@disadoodles), and two accompanying stickers of creatures that prowl the dusk and (mayhaps artificially), the skies. The Trash Panda by Íris (@trashpaandaink) is a large sticker with a beautiful color-shifting iridescent finish, and the cat in a rockship is in a subtle high-quality metallic finish.&nbsp;</div><div><br></div><div><b>About the Artists:&nbsp;</b></div><div>Feyrún Tattoo (@feyruntattoo) is Karítas (@karitasart), Halli (@hulinn.tattoo), Dísa (@disadoodles), Íris (@trashpaandaink), and they love animals! They have donated a selection of their finest animal-inspired creations, and they make more every day at their studio in Reykjavík. If you're looking for a place to commemorate a special creature forever, this is the one!&nbsp;</div>

Creatures of the Night and Sky: 1 Print and 2 Stickers by Artists of Feyrún Tattoo

<b>About the Artwork:&nbsp;</b><div>The only person saving more animals than Dýrahjalp is Sailor Moon! This print is protected by a plastic sleeve and comes paired with an iridescent glitter kitty sticker (as Sailor Moon often is), both created by Karítas Gunnarsdóttir (@karitasart) of Feyrún Tattoo.</div><div><br></div><div><br></div><div><b>About the Artists:&nbsp;</b></div><div>Feyrún Tattoo (@feyruntattoo) is Karítas (@karitasart), Halli (@hulinn.tattoo), Dísa (@disadoodles), Íris (@trashpaandaink), and they love animals! They have donated a selection of their finest animal-inspired creations, and they make more every day at their studio in Reykjavík. If you're looking for a place to commemorate a special creature forever, this is the one!&nbsp;</div>

For The Magical Girls!: A Sailor Moon Print and Glitter Kitty Sticker by Karítas Gunnarsdóttir (@karitasart) of Feyrún Tattoo

<div><span>“Moli the Dachshund’s Mug” – a textured ceramic mug featuring playful dachshund silhouettes. It holds approximately 330 ml and stands 10 cm tall, with a total width (including handle) of 13 cm.&nbsp;</span><span>Comes with a matching plate – featuring the same dachshund pattern, this piece complements the mug perfectly. The mug is named after her Dachshund Moli, whom she adopted through Dýrahjálp.</span></div><div><br></div><div>Both items are made by Icelandic ceramicist Didda Svavars (<a target="_BLANK" href="https://www.instagram.com/didda.svavars.ceramics/">@didda.svavars.ceramics</a>) and are part of a unique, animal-loving series. Didda Svavars is a 66 year old animal loving pottery enthusiast. She discovered the world of pottery making at the tender age of 62 and hasn't stopped since. She is inspired by the wild and majestic nature of Iceland and of course animals.&nbsp;</div><div><br></div><div>----</div><div><br></div><div>„Moli the Dachshund’s Mug“ – bolli með áferðar prenti af greifingjahundum. Hann rúmar um 330 ml, er 10 cm á hæð og heildarbreidd með handfangi er 13 cm.&nbsp;<span>Það fylgir með diskur í stíl – skreyttur með sama mynstri og smellpassar við bollann. Hlutirnir eru skýrðir í höfuðið á hundinum Mola, sem hún ættleiddi frá Dýrahjálp.</span></div><div><br></div><div>Bæði verk eru eftir íslensku leirlistakonuna Diddu Svavars (@didda.svavars.ceramics) og tilheyra einstakri röð sem heiðrar ást á dýrum. Didda Svavars er 66 ára dýravinur og leirunnandi. Hún uppgötvaði leirlistina 62 ára gömul og hefur ekki litið til baka síðan. Hún sækir innblástur sinn í villta og stórbrotna náttúru Íslands – og auðvitað dýrin.</div>

"Moli the Dachshund´s Mug" by Diddu Svavars

<div><span style="letter-spacing: 0.00938em;">A set of 2 foamcore-supported figures made of collaged photographs. These figures feature elements from photos of multiple people. (You may notice the faces of the former Icelandic Prime Minister, <a href="https://www.althingi.is/altext/cv/is/?nfaerslunr=690" target="_blank">Katrín Jakobsdóttir</a>, and R&amp;B Singer Frankee, known for her 2004 hit “<a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B1K0pUSSFUo" target="_blank">F. U. R. B.</a>”) These figures can stand separately, or together, forming a circular base when back to back. The bases are wooden and feature a date and artist signature.</span></div><div><br></div><div><b>About the artist:</b></div><div>Valgerður Guðlaugsdóttir (Born in Reykjavík, February 22, 1970 – Died April 27, 2021) graduated from the Icelandic College of Art and Crafts in 1990. She pursued further studies at the Academy of Fine Arts in Helsinki from 1996–1997 and at the Iceland University of the Arts from 2002–2004. Valgerður gained early recognition for her works exploring representations of women through a powerful and ambiguous visual language. The boldness that characterises much of her work, combined with a touch of humour, creates a compelling and memorable body of work. Several of her pieces are part of the <a href="https://www.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=1697514967115579&amp;id=100063675845301" target="_blank">National Gallery of Iceland’s collection</a>, which honoured her memory by exhibiting her works from its holdings.</div><div>----</div><div>Sett af tveimur myndum studdum með skýrmótum úr möttum pappi, sem eru úr samsettum myndum. Myndirnar innihalda hluti úr myndum af mörgum einstaklingum. (Þú gætir tekið eftir andlitum fyrrverandi forsætisráðherra Íslands, Katrínar Jakobsdóttur, og R&amp;B söngkonunnar Frankee, þekkt fyrir slagara sinn frá 2004, „F. U. R. B.“)</div><div>Myndirnar geta staðið sér, eða saman, myndað hringlaga grunn við að vera snúnar saman. Grunnarnir eru úr við, og innihalda dagsetningu og undirskrift listamanns.</div><div><br></div><div><b>Um listakonuna:&nbsp;</b></div><div>Valgerður Guðlaugsdóttir (Fædd 22. febrúar 1970 í Reykjavík – Dáin 27. apríl 2021) útskrifaðist frá Myndlistarskóla Íslands árið 1990. Hún fór í frekara nám við Myndlistaháskólann í Helsinki frá 1996–1997 og við Listaháskóla Íslands frá 2002–2004. Valgerður fékk snemma viðurkenningu fyrir verk sín sem kanna framsetningu kvenna í gegnum öflugan og tvíræðan sjónrænan tungumál. Krafturinn sem einkennir mörg af verkum hennar, ásamt smáum snertingum af húmor, skapar heillandi og eftirminnilegt verk. Nokkur verk hennar eru hluti af safni Þjóðlistasafns Íslands, sem heiðraði minningu hennar með því að sýna verk hennar úr safninu.</div>

Set of 2 Mixed Media Paper Sculptures by Valgerður Guðlaugsdóttir

<b>About the Artwork:&nbsp;</b><div>Nothing heals you quite like a warm beverage and a warm creature to cozy up with, which is the feeling behind this set of artwork. In this set we have a beautiful satin textured print of a person sharing a cozy night with a cat, a postcard sized print of shadowy water-coloured cats (ready to mail or display!), and a collection of cute and cozy creature stickers of different sizes.&nbsp;&nbsp;</div><div><br></div><div><br></div><div><b>About the Artists:&nbsp;</b></div><div>Feyrún Tattoo (@feyruntattoo) is Karítas (@karitasart), Halli (@hulinn.tattoo), Dísa (@disadoodles), Íris (@trashpaandaink), and they love animals! They have donated a selection of their finest animal-inspired creations, and they make more every day at their studio in Reykjavík. If you're looking for a place to commemorate a special creature forever, this is the one!&nbsp;</div>

Ink and Colored Pencil Creature Drawing by Inga Maria Brynjarsdóttir

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