New art paintings by Renata Ortega revealed outside the Whale Museum



The Húsavík Whale Museum got a great facelift today when art paintings by Renata Ortega were revealed on the south side of the building. According to the museum's project manager Heiðar Hrafn Halldórsson the idea of ​​getting the paintings had its roots in the necessary renovation of the building in the last two years. The renovation work led to the removal of identity whale paintings which characterized the museum's exterior looks from 2001-2018. With the new paintings in place, some substitute has been created for the old art work at the same time they cover up some old steel windows which were badly in need of some maintenance. The result is beautiful as the following pictures will show you.

Karl Bjarkason from Trésmiðjan Val installed the paintings in the windows



Here's a good view of how the paintings really give the building a great appropriate character
Renata Ortega, when her art exhibition inside the Whale Museum was revealed in 2018
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