29 Days on the Reykjanes Peninsula

Award winning Canadian artist and filmmaker G. Scott MacLeod chronicled his day-to-day sagas on the Reykjanes Peninsula in drawings and photos during his 2017 art residency in Reykjavik. His friend and driver Einar Hedinsson showed him sites with his in-depth commentary on geothermal Iceland, cultural curiosities and traditions from the old and new Iceland, boiling geothermal steam and power plants, rows of buses and tourists with selfie sticks waiting for their geyser and waterfall moments, black beaches, remote coastal cliffs with many varieties of birds. MacLeod experienced the Reykjavik nightlife, music, postmodern art openings, numerous museums, the best arctic char and salmon imaginable and so much more that he recounts in this personal artist travel journal. Here is his saga in storybook form, delivered in words and pictures by the hand of an artist.