The funeral of Guðmundur Odds Magnússon, celebrated artist and designer known as Goddur, was held at Fríkirkjan in Reykjavik today. The ceremony was attended by a large number of people and was also live streamed at the National Gallery of Iceland, highlighting the impact and legacy of Guðmundur in the community. He tragically passed away in a car accident earlier this January at the age of seventy.

Guðmundur was considered one of Iceland’s most notable art critics and devoted much of his later life to teaching at the Iceland Academy of the Arts. His contributions to both the art world and education have left a lasting impression on many aspiring artists. The high turnout for his farewell underscores the respect and admiration he garnered throughout his career.

The attendance at the funeral reflected the community's affection for Guðmundur, as many gathered not only to pay their final respects but also to celebrate his life and achievements. With a significant crowd exceeding the church's capacity, the event served as a poignant reminder of Guðmundur's influence as a prominent figure in Icelandic art and culture, fostering a sense of loss within the community.