Exhibition on Petit Pli, Icelandic-born designer Ryan Mario Yasin's award-winning children's clothing that unfolds to grow through several sizes, developed from research on foldable satellite structures. Open 12–17, closed Mondays. More details

Solo show of four new bodies of work: text-filled drawings, repurposed found objects, oil-pastel drawings and enlarged fingerprints paired with personal reflections. Free entry. More details

Elina Brotherus, Dafna Maimon and Ilona Sagar explore how bodies and Alvar Aalto's buildings shape each other, after living and working inside them. Curated by Sabina Westerholm. More details

Stúdíó Suð, the duo of artist Markús Bjarnason and Heiðbjört Arney Höskuldsdóttir, opens a seven-square-metre, two-storey gallery in a 122-year-old Vesturbær stairwell, showing paintings that double as sound dampeners and works that make sound. More details

Short ambient set by Reykjavík composer and sound artist Jesper Pedersen, who works with modular synths, electronics and theremin, presented with Extreme Chill Festival. More details

Documentary on Denmark's cryolite mining at Ivittuut, Greenland (1854–1987), followed by an English-language panel on narrative sovereignty and censorship in the Nordics with filmmakers and researchers including Inuk Jørgensen and Ken Are Bongo. More details

Double bill: Strandir, a German-Icelandic quartet (Tumi Torfason, Tobias Link, Daníel Helgason, Stefan Vidal-Schneider) improvising between acoustic and electronic, plus new solo piano pieces by Massachusetts-based pianist Rebekah Hong. Doors 19:30; 2,500 ISK / 2,000 students / pay what you can. More details

Berlin/Reykjavík DJ Party by Default goes back to back with DJ No Service in a vinyl-only set, from 21:00 until close. More details

Thursday house night with DJ Apex Anima at Kaffibarinn. Ages 20+. More details