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.

This is a separatist coding club for people who fall somewhere on the queer spectrum, in order to create a social space different from what you might find at work or at school. No level of coding skills required, newbies very welcome! Drop by for an hour or the whole day. We will provide snacks, bring your own laptop.

Join us for Tech-queries with Polly Boutet-Livoff — software and firmware engineer, champion hacker and your guide to all things tech — in a space where all questions are welcomed, no matter how smart, foolish, deep or specific they are.

Whether you're a creative looking to build a portfolio, a freelancer who wants to build a website for a client or a passion project, or if you’re just curious about websites, this workshop is for you!

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The event is suitable for absolute beginners, but if you have a bit of experience and you would like to join, you are very welcome. 

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We will take you through the full process of designing, building and publishing your site. Including a quick introduction to domains and mapping. The goal is to get something live and published by the end of the second workshop.

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Tickets include 6 months of free monthly personal plan for Readymag for each participant.

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During the evening Rifke will share some of her favourite projects, talk about inspiration, her love of trinkets and how her playful perspective shapes the way she designs for the web.

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We will serve pizza and facilitate a conversation on inspiration, play and curiosity, and celebrate the quirky and poetic internet.