This evening unfolds as a shared exploration of care as a technological practice. Through listening, speaking, and discussion, we will consider whether learning to tend to our technologies, and to listen more closely to their languages, can become a way of navigating, understanding, and resisting the extractive logics of big tech.Join us at Copenhagen Contemporary for an evening that begins with time to explore the exhibition, followed by artist talks, conversations, and a shared meal.

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In this workshop, we’ll explore our current relationship with technology, imagine what a desirable digital identity could look like, and create a symbolic avatar to guide that becoming: a seed, a talisman, a small signal from a future you.

Through reflection, guided meditation, and creative making, we’ll rethink how we want to show up online, with more softness, honesty, and care.

Join us for our first digital event with special guest Mindy Seu presenting A SEXUAL HISTORY OF THE INTERNET; A lecture performance, artist book, and financial experiment. Mindy will present a behind-the-scenes look at her latest project sharing insight on the design process, material research and potentials of publishing and redistribution.

​This program is designed for freelancers, team leaders, employees, and anyone who wants to strengthen the human skills that drive effective collaboration and sustainable performance.

The program focuses on communication, resilience, creative confidence, and people skills that support healthier, softer and more effective work.

The course meets every two weeks over 6 live sessions, combining practical tools, reflection, and real-world application. Participants are supported in implementing what they learn immediately in their daily work and creative practice.

Ikebana (生け花) flower arrangement rest-shop is a gentle, hands-on experience in Japanese flower arranging, guided by mindfulness and intentionality. You’ll take home your own Ikebana flower arrangement, along with a flower frog (kenzan).

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We’ll walk through the core building blocks called Operators, where we will focus on the ones used to handle images and video (aka TOPs). After the introduction, there is time to experiment and begin your own small project. You’re welcome to bring images or video to play with, but it’s not required. Prior coding experience can be helpful, but it’s not required — just bring your own laptop with TouchDesigner installed (free for non-commercial use).

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