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Purposefully works against one's own ideas about remarkable art

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“This exhibition is just like spaghetti and meatballs: Not a very linear narrative about all sorts of things,” says Auður Lóa Guðnadóttir, a visual artist. “As is perhaps usual.” In the exhibition In watermelon sugar / In watermelon sugar at Gallerí Þula in Reykjavík, Auður Lóa draws inspiration from popular culture. Her working methods refer to the ceramic tradition and women's art, and in this way she says she is completely working against her…
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