Ragnar Kjartansson on The Visitors

Icelandic artist Ragnar Kjartansson reflects on his immersive multi-screen installation The Visitors and introduces his new record label Bel-Air Glamour Records.
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The Visitors is open at The Vinyl Factory Space at Brewer Street Car Park until 6th December 2015. Open 12pm-6pm. Free Entry.

[@hagfish70]

I saw this at the Louisiana in Copenhagen last month and again yesterday at the San Francisco MoMa. It is truly one of the most intensely emotional ways to experience art/music. Highly recommended if you are in or will be visiting SF before it closes next year.

[@emmawilkins2777]

cried seeing this at sfmoma this weekend

[@stellar678]

I saw it years ago when it was sfmoma last time, and here I am at home now just total waterworks while I hear that gentle melancholy theme repeating. Can't wait to go see it again.

[@hagfish70]

Same. Second time seeing it and I still sobbed like a baby.

[@rhondavanderbeek8006]

I also cried seeing it for the first time at SFMOMA 3 days ago. ❤

[@annasimmons3752]

Wonderful immersive experience at the ICA in Boston - thank you for getting me close to live music during this pandemic - I know you made this in 2015 but it's particularly poignant now Oct 2020 in this crazy time!

[@shannansnodgrass7306]

Emmersed myself in this today at the ICA. I highly recommend laying flat on the floor and listening (eyes closed) and feeling the music for at least one full quite to crescendo. The videos are also very interesting. Don’t miss it.

[@patrickhicks9880]

i love this

[@TheBearAspirin]

Opening this weekend at SFMOMA 😉

[@patrickhicks9880]

in iceland they have music festivals inside extinct volcanoes

[@josh4590]

Is there an official video of the full performance that isn't on an iPhone?

[@juliettetheureau5893]

Is it possible to listen to the music somewhere?