Georg Óskar
At the core of Óskar's creative exploration lies a profound journey into the essence of everyday existence, encompassing the natural world and the intricacies of human experiences. His work serves as a visual diary, chronicling personal observations and inviting viewers to embark on a transformative introspection.
Through meticulous craftsmanship, Óskar carefully constructs compositions that provide multiple entry points, encouraging contemplation of the intricate complexities of contemporary life. Infused with his distinctive perspective, his narratives possess a subtle layer of sarcasm, yet remain genuine reflections of lived experiences and the constructed environments that shape our perceptions. Amidst his palette's depth, a delicate balance emerges-a levity and innocence acting as a psychological counterbalance, enabling an intrigued distance from the profane, the dark, and the obscene. It is within this interplay that Óskar captivates audiences, urging them to explore the intermingling realms of the ordinary and extraordinary, while contemplating the enigmatic harmony between them.
In Óskar's creations, viewers are transported to a realm where the mundane is endowed with new meaning, and the subtle nuances of everyday life are illuminated. Each stroke and meticulously crafted composition invites a deeper engagement, inspiring reflection on our own existence. Within this enigmatic interplay, Óskar's work breathes with a sense of wonder and curiosity, beckoning us to question, discover, and rediscover the profound beauty that lies within the tapestry of our shared human experience.
Georg Óskar's creative journey is a testament to the power of keen observation and introspection, offering a lens through which we can explore the intricacies of our world. Through his evocative narratives, he encapsulates the essence of our existence, inviting us to delve into the extraordinary within the ordinary, while contemplating the enigmatic harmonies that reside in the spaces in between.
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Journeys – 'On Paper'
5 Jun - 13 Jul 2024JD Malat Gallery is thrilled to announce 'Journeys', an online exhibition showcasing nine artists' works on paper. The medium of paper serves as a vital bridge, seamlessly connecting the intangible...Read more -
Here & Now
5 Jun - 20 Jul 2024Here & Now, will bring together both represented artists, and new artistic voices from outside of the gallery's roster. Presenting a convergence of diverse practices and creative visions, Here &...Read more -
Georg Óskar: Good Night Moon
1 Feb - 2 Mar 2024'Each painting in this series is a window into my personal experiences, blending the lines between reality and dreams, much like the twilight moments before sleep', these are the words...Read more -
Summer Exhibition 2023
10 Aug - 2 Sep 2023JD Malat Gallery is proud to present its Summer Exhibition of 2023 with works by Andy Moses, Ayanfe Olarinde, Andrew Litten, Conrad Jon Godly, Ed Moses, Emily Gillbanks, Erin Holly,...Read more -
Georg Óskar: After the Punch
3 - 30 Nov 2022JD Malat Gallery is thrilled to announce After the Punch, the debut exhibition in New York City by Georg Óskar (b. 1985), an internationally recognised Berlin-based artist from Iceland. His...Read more -
Summer Exhibition 2022
25 Jul - 3 Sep 2022JD Malat Gallery is delighted to present its Summer Exhibition of 2022 featuring artworks by Andrew Litten, Andy Moses, Ed Moses, Conrad Jon Godly, Zümrütoğlu, Georgia Dymock, Georg Óskar, Katrin...Read more -
Georg Óskar: PAIN THING
13 Oct - 13 Nov 2021JD Malat Gallery is pleased to present Pain Thing, a solo exhibition by Icelandic artist Georg Óskar. Pain Thing is a play on words, which refers to both the act...Read more -
Summer Exhibition 2021
21 Jul - 4 Sep 2021JD Malat Gallery is pleased to present its 'Summer Exhibition 2021' featuring works by Anotherview, Jean-Pierre Cassigneul, Petra Cortright, Ian Cumberland, Katrin Fridriks, Wesley George, Georg Óskar Giannakoudakis, Conrad Jon...Read more -
Under 35 To Watch – PARALLEL
17 Mar - 24 Apr 2021JD Malat Gallery is excited to announce our group exhibition of 2021, 'Under 35 To Watch'. On display on the virtual exhibition platform PARALLEL, 'Under 35 To Watch' presents an...Read more
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Georg Oskar at The Akureyri Art Museum
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Fine Art Shippers: JD MALAT GALLERY OPENS THE VIBRANT CONTEMPORARY ART EXHIBITION “HERE & NOW”
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300 Magazine: Fluid Identities In The “Here & Now” Exhibition At JD Malat Gallery
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Georg Óskar: Good Night Moon
Meer, February 1, 2024
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ART PLUGGED Georg Óskar: Good Night Moon
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New Exhibition By The Icelandic Artist Georg Óskar At JD Malat Gallery
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ARTNET GALLERY NETWORK: 5 EMERGING ARTISTS WHOSE COLORFUL WORKS STAND OUT IN ARTNET’S GALLERY NETWORK THIS SUMMER
Artnet, August 16, 2022