Author: Nikolaj Rasmussen

Six European partners work together on the central question: How can a sensory approach and an artistic attitude contribute to an education that leads to a more connected and sustainable world? Through artistic interventions and workshops, we want to demonstrate that this approach can and should become the heart of all education. Adopting a sensuous and artistic attitude is joyous and rewarding for everyone involved. It has a profound and…

Sisters Hope is invited to take part in the conference ‘The Creative Power of the Arts: Reimagining Human and Planetary Flourishing’ at Salzburg Global together with a selected group of artists, researchers and policy makers. As the world confronts the compounded impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic, climate crisis, and structural injustices, societies are bracing for a protracted and complex period of reassessment, reimagination, and restructuring. The culture and arts sector…

Sisters Hope has been invited to a salon at the Swedish Embassy in Copehagen. The agenda is to discuss nordic cultural policies and the launching of a new think tank ‘a/nord/c’. During the evening the question of “If art and creativity make our world bigger, why are the room for maneuver of artists and cultural institutions perceived as smaller?” will be explored. The event will take place at October 4th…