Björk is preparing to release a new album

Since the release of her 2022 album Fossora, Björk has maintained a busy schedule. The avant-pop icon recently teamed up with Rosalía on a project called “Oral,” which served as a protest against Icelandic fish farming. In addition, Björk lent her voice to a documentary centered around fungi, presented an immersive auditory experience in Paris, and unveiled the Cornucopia concert film. Now, she is gearing up for the release of her next album.

Today, Björk made an announcement about an upcoming exhibition that she will be presenting alongside her frequent collaborator James Merry at the Icelandic Art Museum during the Art Festival in Reykjavík. Scheduled to open on May 30, 2026, the exhibition will showcase “new work based on music from her forthcoming album, currently in development.”

A statement released by the Reykjavík Arts Festival (as reported by Vísir.is) stated, “The first hall will feature a new installation with music that emerges from Björk’s upcoming album. This invites guests to explore the next chapter in the artist’s research, where transformation and collaboration are at the core.”

Björk recently also reunited with Rosalía for the Spanish star’s latest record, LUX. Underlining her continued commitment to environmental causes, Björk celebrated her 60th birthday on November 21 by providing an update on “Oral” and its mission to protect nature.

Throughout her career, Björk has continually pushed boundaries and experimented with various artistic mediums. From her music to her visual art, she has consistently defied categorization and expectations, carving out a unique space within the creative landscape.

As fans eagerly await Björk’s next musical offering, the announcement of her forthcoming exhibition at the Icelandic Art Museum serves as a tantalizing taste of what is to come. With a focus on collaboration and transformation, the exhibition promises to offer a glimpse into the artist’s ongoing artistic evolution.

Björk’s ability to seamlessly blend elements of music, visual art, and performance has solidified her status as a true visionary in the world of contemporary music. Her upcoming exhibition is sure to be a must-see event for fans and art enthusiasts alike, further cementing her legacy as a boundary-pushing artist with an enduring impact on the cultural landscape.