John Rogers

John Rogers

Artist, Writer, Journalist, Music ProfessionalReykjavík, Iceland
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John Rogers

John Rogers

Artist, Writer, Journalist, Music ProfessionalReykjavík, Iceland
About me
I'm an artist, DJ, music publicist and manager, author and journalist living in Reykjavík, iceland.
Projects
  • Artist
    ArtistInteractive and participatory art work, in which situations or scenarios are provided within which the audience have a heavy influence on the final outcome. Work has ben shown / commissioned with: Fierce! Festival, Ikon Gallery, Impressions Gallery, The Centre Of Attention, e-2, DUMBO Festival NYC, Saga Festival, LungA Festival
  • DJ JHNBRNLV
    DJ JHNBRNLVFormer resident DJ at Club NME Koko in London, current resident DJ at Kaffibarinn in Reykjavík.
  • Journalist, Reykjavík Grapevine
    Journalist, Reykjavík GrapevineProducing a broad range of articles for Iceland's biggest independent newspaper. Large scale features have included a survey of Icelandic DJs, an extensive interview with Björk, cover features on the i8 Gallery, DJ flugvél go geimskip, the Icelandic hip-hop scene, and the Grapevine's music awards. Travel features have included 1000wd+ narrative accounts of glacier trips, road trips around Iceland, helicopter travel, hikes, town guides, local culture guides, and lots more.
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Work history
    Travel Editor & Journalist
    Managing and writing travel content and writing stories, particularly focussing on news, travel and culture, for Iceland's biggest independent newspaper.
    Head of Digital PR
     - 
    Heading up digital publicity at Freeman PR for clients including Moshi Moshi, Morr Music, Art & Crafts.
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Skills
  • Marketing PR
  • Visual Arts
  • Public Art
  • Travel
  • Blogs
  • Online
  • Print
  • Digital Artist
  • Creative
  • News
  • Media
  • Social
  • Communications
  • Photoshop
Education
    Contemporary art Practise Theory
     - 
    MA Fine Art
Awards
    IMX Marketing Grant
    John received a 1m ISK marketing grant to promote Icelandic music overseas.