Among other projects this year is The Stage, an interdisciplinary research platform. The Stage is envisioned as an opportunity for critical discourse and events, many of which are interdisciplinary and process-based. Among the events is the series Show and Tell, a research project on the history of the independent music scene in Iceland with an emphasis on the 1990s. In March, a series of talks on the roles and responsibilities of theatre and performative arts will take place.  The series is titled Gone with the Wind and is organized by The Icelandic Theatre Association. In conjunction, a program of film and video screenings will be held once a month throughout the summer. 
The Living Art Museum aims to establish itself further as an experimental platform for dialogue and discourse within the field of visual art. The framework this year is the museum’s collection, art-related research projects, and the constant movement and shuffling of these projects within the physical space of the museum. The focus is directed towards exploring possibilities of mediating the very knowledge that is created by applying creative thinking and conscious aesthetics to interdisciplinary discourses.