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From Iceland — A Sonic Farewell To Futuregrapher: Skynvera’s Seven-Hour Tribute To Árni Grétar

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Celebrating the legacy and influence of Futuregrapher Describing the impact of Árni Grétar Jóhannesson, aka Futuregrapher,  is no easy task, but on Tuesday, February 25, at Gamla Bíó, the love for him was undeniable. It was a true testament to the artist’s deep connection to his community and creative peers.  Skynvera, the name of the seven-hour memorial concert, translates to Sentient Being in English. In Buddhism, sentient beings are those wit…
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From Iceland — A Sonic Farewell To Futuregrapher: Skynvera’s Seven-Hour Tribute To Árni Grétar

Celebrating the legacy and influence of Futuregrapher Describing the impact of Árni Grétar Jóhannesson, aka Futuregrapher,  is no easy task, but on Tuesday, February 25, at Gamla Bíó, the love for him was undeniable. It was a true testament to the artist’s deep connection to his community and creative peers.  Skynvera, the name of the seven-hour memorial concert, translates to Sentient Being in English. In Buddhism, sentient beings are those wit…

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