It would be awful if the world exploded. It is so wonderfully splendid.-Snufkin, from the Moomins
Today, our Young Curators said goodbye to the Water Drop Project. Although sad about the project being over, the Young Curators were ecstatic about their
The Water Drop exibitition “Life on Land” opened yesterday at H.C. Andersen House, curated by the Danish Young Curators. The process began this spring when
On the 13th of May, the Young Curator’s exhibition “Draumaeyjan” or “Dream Island” opened in Kópavogur Library. The works displayed are: Plastic for Food, The
Today, the mayor of Kópavogur opened a Water Drop exhibition in Smáralind mall. 3rd and 5th year students in Vatnsendaskóli Elementary School participated in a
Our Young Curators from Kópavogur held a conference on Saturday, February 18th, where they invited experts to discuss issues related to the preparation of an
One of the outputs of the Waterdrop project in 2022 is teaching material for schools built on the Waterdrop core theme: Nordic classic literature, UN
The Young Curators in Tampere, Finland started their creative process in April by reading stories, engaging in discussions and participating in workshops. The process inspired
In November, the Estonian Young Curators opened a Water Drop exhibition in Ilon’s Wonderland in Haapsalu. Showcased were works made by school children in Haapsalu
Today, Ilon’s Wonderland in Haapsalu, Estonia organized an event with the Young Curators where school children were invited to take part in the Water Drop
Yesterday, the Young Curators opened a successful art festival at the Culture Houses in Kópavogur, Iceland. Alongside the art exhibitions, the guests were also invited
Today in Kópavogur, the Young curators invited specialists in preparation for their upcoming Water Drop festival to discuss their ideas and strategies for their work
We were lucky enough to be invited to RVK Studios to meet Baltasar Kormákur, an Icelandic film director known for both Icelandic and Hollywood production
Today we invited our Young Curators for the coming year to the library where the mayor of Kópavogur welcomed them to the project. He encouraged
Since our exhibition in Gerðarsafn Art Museum The sea is full of kind creatures. The sea is full of trash! has now come to an
Kópavogsbær is looking for young curators, kids living in Kópavogur aged 8-15 who are interested in environmental issues, literature, arts and science to work with
On Thursday, October 28, 50 birch trees were planted in a new Water Drop Forest on Vatnsendahæð in Iceland by representatives of the Water Drop
Today, the Young Curators invited the Ambassadors of Finland and Japan, Ann-Sofie Stude and Ryotaro Suzuki, to take a look at the exhibition “The Sea
The first art exhibition of the Water Drop project “The sea is full of kind creatures. The sea is full of trash!” opened last week
This week, we took a look at the work in progress for our upcoming exhibition in Gerðarsafn, Kópavogur. The Young Curators have been working hard
A Statement by the Young Curators Sometimes we think about what the world would be like if there was no ocean, and if the world will
In fall 2020 all partners advertised for Young Curators in their community and partner schools. Their project was to make an exhibition in Kópavogur, Iceland,
Children between the ages of 9-15, who live in Kópavogur, Iceland, are encouraged to apply to be our curators for an upcoming pan-Nordic project! The
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