Andrými is a combination of two words: “and” and “rými”. The “and” means breathe, spirit, opposition, and “rými” means space.
Andrými and our community
Many people come to Andrými – from newborns to great-grandparents, people from distant continents and lifelong Reykjavíkingar, people of all genders and sexualities.
We extend a particular welcome to refugees and migrants. We also generally share a commitment to finding and building community, showing tolerance to each other, and working for collective liberation.
Andrými also has a relationship of mutual aid and symbiosis with various organizations that work in line with its values. However, based on past experience we don’t associate with political parties.
The idea behind Andrými
Each individual has a slightly different conception of Andrými, and this is as it should be. However, there are commonalities.
Andrými has a radical purpose, specifically facilitating social and environmental justice, human liberation, tolerance, freedom of thought, and action. It is also radical in its existence and organization, challenging ideas of ownership, hierarchy, and the commodification of our world, while nurturing new kinds of culture, understanding, and social relations.
Its name means, amongst other things, “breathing space” – in it you should feel able to take shelter, gather, reflect, learn, organize, and then take that with you when you leave.
This will comprise a learning session kl. 18-20, and an open session 20-22 – non-players welcome from 20 onwards. The learning session will be geared towards those who play instruments already, and want to learn more about styles... Read More
In the free supermarket you can pick up all kind of food or you can also bring some food to the market. In this hard times of virus crisis lets get together and make sure the most unprotected... Read More
Á fundinum er farið yfir vinnuhópa, fólk getur tekið að sér verkefni, rætt mikilvæg málefni og séð önnur andlit sem tengjast Andrými. Dagskrá fundarins má sjá fyrir neðan. Hefur þú verið forvitið/n/n um Andrými lengi en ekki gert... Read More
{Íslenska fyrir neðan} Andrými Open Hours: COVID-edition! Open Hours are back! Do you feel like you need to get out of the house? Are you looking for a new book to read? Do you want to check out... Read More
This will comprise a learning session kl. 18-20, and an open session 20-22 – non-players welcome from 20 onwards. The learning session will be geared towards those who play instruments already, and want to learn more about styles... Read More
[English below] Hannyrðapönk í almenningsrými, einnig kallað hannyrðagraff, er jákvætt hreyfiafl fyrir nærsamfélagið. Grunnhugmynd hannyrðapönksins; að hver og ein manneskja sem vill láta gott af sér leiða með handavinnu, handverki og/eða hannyrðum sínum getur starfað undir formerkjum hannyrðapönksins.... Read More
what Andrými means?
Andrými is a combination of two words: “and” and “rými”. The “and” means breathe, spirit, opposition, and “rými” means space.
Andrými and our community
Many people come to Andrými – from newborns to great-grandparents, people from distant continents and lifelong Reykjavíkingar, people of all genders and sexualities.
We extend a particular welcome to refugees and migrants. We also generally share a commitment to finding and building community, showing tolerance to each other, and working for collective liberation.
Andrými also has a relationship of mutual aid and symbiosis with various organizations that work in line with its values. However, based on past experience we don’t associate with political parties.
The idea behind Andrými
Each individual has a slightly different conception of Andrými, and this is as it should be. However, there are commonalities.
Andrými has a radical purpose, specifically facilitating social and environmental justice, human liberation, tolerance, freedom of thought, and action. It is also radical in its existence and organization, challenging ideas of ownership, hierarchy, and the commodification of our world, while nurturing new kinds of culture, understanding, and social relations.
Its name means, amongst other things, “breathing space” – in it you should feel able to take shelter, gather, reflect, learn, organize, and then take that with you when you leave.
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