Upcoming events.
BE WRITE BACK
a year ago we invited you to a reader’s-writer’s alone-togetherness, free flowing like some baby mountain water. basically a space for everyone who wants some reading-writing done. in a place that smells like books.
BE WRITE BACK
4 sundays - cemented and confirmed!
12:00-15:00 - you can come whenever you want, stay however long you want, the room with desks is open, the bookstore is open, sit wherever you like, reading or writing, which is what you wanted to do anyway, but home-restlessness prevented you
15:00-16:00 writing social (self organized talks, exercises, games, presentations) ///// on the last sunday the final hour is for reading, sharing, feedback /////
weekdays during opening hours - experimental welcome for solo writing/reading
anyone in Be Write Back can come in during the open hours of the shop ///// we have a sign in sheet so you can see what’s the space availability on the day - it is an experimental feature so please be gentle as we’re trying it out.
the BRB March Pass includes access on four sundays (1, 8, 15, 22), the possibility to come during weekly opening hours, coffeee and tea, sometimes snacks
get on your cute asses at SUPeR
no?
BE WRITE BACK, the monthly read and write together is an invite to build a shameless sharing writing community. We open up the workspace exclusively for writers (whatever form, whatever stage, whatever label you like to carry), and then see what happens. Join at your pace and do your thing. Ი︵𐑼
creative writing Workshop en æspañol w. Majo Moirón
Un espacio en el tiempo, dentro de una librería, disponible para la creación.
Vamos a trabajar temáticas de escritura como la mirada, la voz, los personajes y pensar nuestras lecturas. A partir de distintas consignas, el taller propone un espacio para probar, investigar y explorar formas posibles de escritura.
No es necesario saber nada de antemano. Lo único importante es hacerse el tiempo y el espacio para escribir, afinar el ojo, pensar la literatura y leernos entre todos, construyendo una mirada colectiva, abierta y en diálogo.
El taller de escritura es en español.
750 DKK por mes. Marzo y Abril. Requiere compromiso por dos meses.
‘-*-’-‘-*-’-‘-*-’-‘-*-’-‘-*-’-‘-*-’-‘-*-’-‘-*-’-‘-*-’-‘-*-’-‘-*-’-‘-*-’-‘-*-’-‘-*-’-‘-*-’-‘-*-’-‘-*-’-‘-*-’-‘-*-’-
A space in time, inside a bookstore, set aside for creation.
We will work on writing themes such as perspective, voice, characters, and thinking through our readings. Through different prompts, the workshop offers a space to try things out, investigate, and explore possible forms of writing.
No prior experience is necessary. The only important thing is to make the time and space to write, sharpen one’s eye, think about literature, and read one another, building a collective gaze that is open and in dialogue.
The workshop is run in Spanish by Majo Moirón,
750 DKK per month. March and April. Two-month commitment required.
==== paid monthly ⊂ᵔᴥᵔ⊃ ===
Majo Moirón (1985) es escritora y guionista. Estudió cine en la Fundación Universidad del Cine. Publicó Lobo rojo (Blatt & Ríos, 2013), Los lugares equivocados (Rosa Iceberg, 2020) y La lengua rota (Penguin Random House, 2024)
Majo Moirón (1985) is a writer and screenwriter. She studied in the Fundación Universidad del Cine in Buenos Aires, Argentina. She published Lobo rojo (Blatt & Ríos, 2013), Los lugares equivocados (Rosa Iceberg, 2020) and La lengua rota (Penguin Random House, 2024)
SOLO DANCE PERFORMANCE
Experience a 45-minute live, unscripted performance where dance drives the action, moving seamlessly between physicality, storytelling, and humor. Subjects range from bus timetables and salt to guilt, existential questions, and the passing of time.
Every show is carefully practiced but improvised, creating a space of shared attention, risk, and play between performer and audience.
After the performance, participants are invited to join a discussion where we reflect on the experience, explore the ideas that arose, and consider the process of improvisation and movement in live performance.
This is an intimate and playful event, perfect for those curious about experimental dance, theatre, and participatory performance.
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Lewys Holt is a UK-based performance artist who creates experimental, improvisation-led works that fuse dance and text. Their work has been presented internationally and is known for balancing humor, reflection, and embodied curiosity. They have worked as a performer for artists such as Tino Sehgal and Marina Abramovic.
SOLO DANCE PERFORMANCE
Experience a 45-minute live, unscripted performance where dance drives the action, moving seamlessly between physicality, storytelling, and humor. Subjects range from bus timetables and salt to guilt, existential questions, and the passing of time.
Every show is carefully practiced but improvised, creating a space of shared attention, risk, and play between performer and audience.
After the performance, participants are invited to join a discussion where we reflect on the experience, explore the ideas that arose, and consider the process of improvisation and movement in live performance.
This is an intimate and playful event, perfect for those curious about experimental dance, theatre, and participatory performance.
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Lewys Holt is a UK-based performance artist who creates experimental, improvisation-led works that fuse dance and text. Their work has been presented internationally and is known for balancing humor, reflection, and embodied curiosity. They have worked as a performer for artists such as Tino Sehgal and Marina Abramovic.
BE WRITE BACK
last year we invited you to a reader’s-writer’s alone-togetherness, free flowing like some baby mountain water. basically a space for everyone who wants some reading-writing done. in a place that smells like books.
BE WRITE BACK
4 sundays - cemented and confirmed!
12:00-15:00 - you can come whenever you want, stay however long you want, the room with desks is open, the bookstore is open, sit wherever you like, reading or writing, which is what you wanted to do anyway, but home-restlessness prevented you
15:00-16:00 writing social (self organized talks, exercises, games, presentations) ///// on the last sunday the final hour is for reading, sharing, feedback /////
weekdays during opening hours - experimental welcome for solo writing/reading
anyone in Be Write Back can come in during the open hours of the shop ///// we have a sign in sheet so you can see what’s the space availability on the day - it is an experimental feature so please be gentle as we’re trying it out.
the BRB February Pass includes access on four sundays (1, 8, 15, 22), the possibility to come during weekly opening hours, coffeee and tea, sometimes snacks
get on your cute asses at SUPeR
no?
BE WRITE BACK, the monthly read and write together is an invite to build a shameless sharing writing community. We open up the workspace exclusively for writers (whatever form, whatever stage, whatever label you like to carry), and then see what happens. Join at your pace and do your thing. Ი︵𐑼creative writing Workshop en æspañol w. Majo Moirón
Un espacio en el tiempo, dentro de una librería, disponible para la creación.
Vamos a trabajar temáticas de escritura como la mirada, la voz, los personajes y pensar nuestras lecturas. A partir de distintas consignas, el taller propone un espacio para probar, investigar y explorar formas posibles de escritura.
No es necesario saber nada de antemano. Lo único importante es hacerse el tiempo y el espacio para escribir, afinar el ojo, pensar la literatura y leernos entre todos, construyendo una mirada colectiva, abierta y en diálogo.
El taller de escritura es en español.
750 DKK por mes. Marzo y Abril. Requiere compromiso por dos meses.
‘-*-’-‘-*-’-‘-*-’-‘-*-’-‘-*-’-‘-*-’-‘-*-’-‘-*-’-‘-*-’-‘-*-’-‘-*-’-‘-*-’-‘-*-’-‘-*-’-‘-*-’-‘-*-’-‘-*-’-‘-*-’-‘-*-’-
A space in time, inside a bookstore, set aside for creation.
We will work on writing themes such as perspective, voice, characters, and thinking through our readings. Through different prompts, the workshop offers a space to try things out, investigate, and explore possible forms of writing.
No prior experience is necessary. The only important thing is to make the time and space to write, sharpen one’s eye, think about literature, and read one another, building a collective gaze that is open and in dialogue.
The workshop is run in Spanish by Majo Moirón,
750 DKK per month. March and April. Two-month commitment required.
==== paid monthly ⊂ᵔᴥᵔ⊃ ===
Majo Moirón (1985) es escritora y guionista. Estudió cine en la Fundación Universidad del Cine. Publicó Lobo rojo (Blatt & Ríos, 2013), Los lugares equivocados (Rosa Iceberg, 2020) y La lengua rota (Penguin Random House, 2024)
Majo Moirón (1985) is a writer and screenwriter. She studied in the Fundación Universidad del Cine in Buenos Aires, Argentina. She published Lobo rojo (Blatt & Ríos, 2013), Los lugares equivocados (Rosa Iceberg, 2020) and La lengua rota (Penguin Random House, 2024)
environmental discussion club with a creative twist
Satellite Cartography
guest speaker: Sofie Kay Hulgaard
What will we see when we look at the night sky in the future? As satellite launches increase, Earth’s orbit is becoming more saturated, making stars harder to see. This form of light pollution has consequences far beyond visual loss: it affects ecosystems, disorients animals, intensifies resource extraction, and risks erasing cultural connection to the stars built through constellations and storytelling.
We will read A Satellite Map of 2040, a soft sci-fi attempt to map the future sky. We will also create our own satellites through writing invitations, reflecting on possible futures of orbit, light, and loss.
Sofie Kay Hulgaard is a master’s student in anthropology and an avid reader of fiction.
Fuss fee, as always, 25,-
Riso Intro Workshop MARCH
Join us for the monthly (!!) Riso intro workshop at SUPeR on Saturday, February 21st from 10:30-15:00
During this workshop, you'll dive into the basics of riso printing, learning everything from how the machine works to how to prepare files and separate layers. Whether you already have designs in mind or are still sketching ideas, feel free to bring your laptop, iPad, or sketch on paper. No prior experience is needed!
By the end of the workshop, you'll take home 5 copies of an A3 print with 2-3 colours.
To ensure everyone has enough time to set up and print. We'll host a maximum of 6 participants in each workshop.
The workshop runs for 4.5 hours, including a 0.5-hour break. We'll keep you fuelled with coffee, tea, and snacks :)
This workshop will be taught in English.
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If you want to cancel or change your ticket, please write to us: info@theprinthouse.dk
check out the terms of service
BE WRITE BACK
last year we invited you to a reader’s-writer’s alone-togetherness, free flowing like some baby mountain water. basically a space for everyone who wants some reading-writing done. in a place that smells like books.
BE WRITE BACK
12:00-15:00 - you can come whenever you want, stay however long you want, the room with desks is open, the bookstore is open, sit wherever you like, reading or writing, which is what you wanted to do anyway, but home-restlessness prevented you
15:00-16:00 writing social (self organized talks, exercises, games, presentations) ///// on the last sunday the final hour is for reading, sharing, feedback /////
weekdays during opening hours - experimental welcome for solo writing/reading
anyone in Be Write Back can come in during the open hours of the shop ///// we have a sign in sheet so you can see what’s the space availability on the day - it is an experimental feature so please be gentle as we’re trying it out.
the BRB March Pass includes access on four sundays (1, 8, 15, 22), the possibility to come during weekly opening hours, coffeee and tea, sometimes snacks
get on your cute asses at SUPeR
no?
BE WRITE BACK, the monthly read and write together is an invite to build a shameless sharing writing community. We open up the workspace exclusively for writers (whatever form, whatever stage, whatever label you like to carry), and then see what happens. Join at your pace and do your thing. Ი︵𐑼creative writing Workshop en æspañol w. Majo Moirón
Un espacio en el tiempo, dentro de una librería, disponible para la creación.
Vamos a trabajar temáticas de escritura como la mirada, la voz, los personajes y pensar nuestras lecturas. A partir de distintas consignas, el taller propone un espacio para probar, investigar y explorar formas posibles de escritura.
No es necesario saber nada de antemano. Lo único importante es hacerse el tiempo y el espacio para escribir, afinar el ojo, pensar la literatura y leernos entre todos, construyendo una mirada colectiva, abierta y en diálogo.
El taller de escritura es en español.
750 DKK por mes. Marzo y Abril. Requiere compromiso por dos meses.
‘-*-’-‘-*-’-‘-*-’-‘-*-’-‘-*-’-‘-*-’-‘-*-’-‘-*-’-‘-*-’-‘-*-’-‘-*-’-‘-*-’-‘-*-’-‘-*-’-‘-*-’-‘-*-’-‘-*-’-‘-*-’-‘-*-’-
A space in time, inside a bookstore, set aside for creation.
We will work on writing themes such as perspective, voice, characters, and thinking through our readings. Through different prompts, the workshop offers a space to try things out, investigate, and explore possible forms of writing.
No prior experience is necessary. The only important thing is to make the time and space to write, sharpen one’s eye, think about literature, and read one another, building a collective gaze that is open and in dialogue.
The workshop is run in Spanish by Majo Moirón,
750 DKK per month. March and April. Two-month commitment required.
==== paid monthly ⊂ᵔᴥᵔ⊃ ===
Majo Moirón (1985) es escritora y guionista. Estudió cine en la Fundación Universidad del Cine. Publicó Lobo rojo (Blatt & Ríos, 2013), Los lugares equivocados (Rosa Iceberg, 2020) y La lengua rota (Penguin Random House, 2024)
Majo Moirón (1985) is a writer and screenwriter. She studied in the Fundación Universidad del Cine in Buenos Aires, Argentina. She published Lobo rojo (Blatt & Ríos, 2013), Los lugares equivocados (Rosa Iceberg, 2020) and La lengua rota (Penguin Random House, 2024)
tarot workshop (INTRO)
Once scorned and celebrated, Tarot faced criticism and admiration alike. From being condemned as a dark tool to being hailed as a mysterious revelation, it endured persecution and adoration. Eliphas Levi, French writer, and the author of "Transcendental Magic," when asked which book he would take to prison, declared that it would’ve been a Tarot deck. In Tarot, he believed, lie all the keys to understanding the laws and principles of the universe, and within its cards, one finds stories unmatched by any writer's imagination.
Every time I lay out the Tarot cards, I am amazed by the accuracy of their symbolism. They serve as a starting point for profound discussions about all life’s aspects- beauty, limitations, fears, and anxieties inherent in our existence. These mysterious images inspire honest reflections, discoveries, and transformations.
In this workshop, I want to to share my knowledge and experience with you. Together we will explore the art of tarot reading with hands-on practice, decoding symbolical messages, and mastering tarot spreads. After this workshop, you will be know how to interpret tarot cards, use them as both the meditation or divination tool and learn what it takes to become fluent in Tarot symbolic language. - Wioletta Blaut from Third Place
No prior tarot knowledge required.
The workshop includes:
two and a half hours of learning, practicing, and networking.
a new tarot deck for you to take home
coffee, tea and snacks
creative writing Workshop en æspañol w. Majo Moirón
Un espacio en el tiempo, dentro de una librería, disponible para la creación.
Vamos a trabajar temáticas de escritura como la mirada, la voz, los personajes y pensar nuestras lecturas. A partir de distintas consignas, el taller propone un espacio para probar, investigar y explorar formas posibles de escritura.
No es necesario saber nada de antemano. Lo único importante es hacerse el tiempo y el espacio para escribir, afinar el ojo, pensar la literatura y leernos entre todos, construyendo una mirada colectiva, abierta y en diálogo.
El taller de escritura es en español.
750 DKK por mes. Marzo y Abril. Requiere compromiso por dos meses.
‘-*-’-‘-*-’-‘-*-’-‘-*-’-‘-*-’-‘-*-’-‘-*-’-‘-*-’-‘-*-’-‘-*-’-‘-*-’-‘-*-’-‘-*-’-‘-*-’-‘-*-’-‘-*-’-‘-*-’-‘-*-’-‘-*-’-
A space in time, inside a bookstore, set aside for creation.
We will work on writing themes such as perspective, voice, characters, and thinking through our readings. Through different prompts, the workshop offers a space to try things out, investigate, and explore possible forms of writing.
No prior experience is necessary. The only important thing is to make the time and space to write, sharpen one’s eye, think about literature, and read one another, building a collective gaze that is open and in dialogue.
The workshop is run in Spanish by Majo Moirón,
750 DKK per month. March and April. Two-month commitment required.
==== paid monthly ⊂ᵔᴥᵔ⊃ ===
Majo Moirón (1985) es escritora y guionista. Estudió cine en la Fundación Universidad del Cine. Publicó Lobo rojo (Blatt & Ríos, 2013), Los lugares equivocados (Rosa Iceberg, 2020) y La lengua rota (Penguin Random House, 2024)
Majo Moirón (1985) is a writer and screenwriter. She studied in the Fundación Universidad del Cine in Buenos Aires, Argentina. She published Lobo rojo (Blatt & Ríos, 2013), Los lugares equivocados (Rosa Iceberg, 2020) and La lengua rota (Penguin Random House, 2024)
Riso Intro Workshop APRIL
Join us for the monthly (!!) Riso intro workshop at SUPeR
During this workshop, you'll dive into the basics of riso printing, learning everything from how the machine works to how to prepare files and separate layers. Whether you already have designs in mind or are still sketching ideas, feel free to bring your laptop, iPad, or sketch on paper. No prior experience is needed!
By the end of the workshop, you'll take home 5 copies of an A3 print with 2-3 colours.
To ensure everyone has enough time to set up and print. We'll host a maximum of 6 participants in each workshop.
The workshop runs for 4.5 hours, including a 0.5-hour break. We'll keep you fuelled with coffee, tea, and snacks :)
This workshop will be taught in English.
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If you want to cancel or change your ticket, please write to us: info@theprinthouse.dk
check out the terms of service
Riso Intro Workshop MAY
Join us for the monthly (!!) Riso intro workshop at SUPeR
During this workshop, you'll dive into the basics of riso printing, learning everything from how the machine works to how to prepare files and separate layers. Whether you already have designs in mind or are still sketching ideas, feel free to bring your laptop, iPad, or sketch on paper. No prior experience is needed!
By the end of the workshop, you'll take home 5 copies of an A3 print with 2-3 colours.
To ensure everyone has enough time to set up and print. We'll host a maximum of 6 participants in each workshop.
The workshop runs for 4.5 hours, including a 0.5-hour break. We'll keep you fuelled with coffee, tea, and snacks :)
This workshop will be taught in English.
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If you want to cancel or change your ticket, please write to us: info@theprinthouse.dk
check out the terms of service
Scenario: Self (a speculative self-fiction and futuring workshop)
What stories about yourself do you keep returning to?
Which ones feel tired, and which ones are still becoming?
This is a soft little futures workshop to untangle the scripts that keep us stuck, imagine otherwise, and try on different futures.
No big group work. No fixing.
Just solo time to imagine something new.
We’ll write, breathe, maybe draw, or just sit with the worms.
You’ll be guided through a few quiet experiments:
✶ noticing the narratives that shape you now
✶ imagining your future self in new, beautiful possibilities
✶ creating a small literary artefact for what’s emerging: a poem, letter, mantra, or fragment from that future
Think: speculative self-inquiry meets quiet future-making.
Just a tiny opening, with tea.
You don’t have to share anything out loud.
You don’t need any previous writing or futures experience.
Just bring a pen, a story you’re tired of, and whatever shape your heart is in that day.
The workshop is hosted by Bianca Muresan, a futures designer and facilitator interested in the spaces where imagination meets reflection meets care.
Origami Open Workshop
Come hang out for a cozy 2-hour origami session where we’ll transform simple paper into beautiful handmade wind chimes.
This beginner-friendly workshop is all about slowing down, folding with intention, and enjoying the quiet magic of paper craft!
All materials are provided + coffee and snacks :)
P.S. we’re setting the stage for a paper-folding-club for the next few months!
CCML No. 1 - Algorithmic Music in SuperCollider
Copenhagen Computer Music Lab: Coding music using SuperCollider
Copenhagen Computer Music Lab is a series of events exploring the creative use of technology to compose music, explore sounds, make interactive art, and cause artistic mayhem using computers, electronics and code. In this iteration, we will gently explore the basics of Algorithmic Composition using the audio programming environment SuperCollider. We’ll use numbers, patterns and generative randomness to create pieces of music!
This workshop is aimed at beginners of programming (in SuperCollider) and will also serve as a general introduction to SuperCollider and audio/music programming. No matter your prior skill level in electronic music and/or programming, you will leave this short workshop as a Certified Music Theory Hacker.
The workshop is led by Mads Kjelgaard, a composer and sound artist from Denmark. He works mainly in the fields of algorithmic composition and interactive sound art, using self-authored software and hardware, generative processes, patterns, biology, and sound environments to create dazzling sonic structures.
What to bring: A computer with SuperCollider installed on it. Download it here: [index \| SuperCollider](https://supercollider.github.io/)creative writing Workshop en æspañol w. Majo Moirón
Un espacio en el tiempo, dentro de una librería, disponible para la creación.
Vamos a trabajar temáticas de escritura como la mirada, la voz, los personajes y pensar nuestras lecturas. A partir de distintas consignas, el taller propone un espacio para probar, investigar y explorar formas posibles de escritura.
No es necesario saber nada de antemano. Lo único importante es hacerse el tiempo y el espacio para escribir, afinar el ojo, pensar la literatura y leernos entre todos, construyendo una mirada colectiva, abierta y en diálogo.
El taller de escritura es en español.
750 DKK por mes. Marzo y Abril. Requiere compromiso por dos meses.
‘-*-’-‘-*-’-‘-*-’-‘-*-’-‘-*-’-‘-*-’-‘-*-’-‘-*-’-‘-*-’-‘-*-’-‘-*-’-‘-*-’-‘-*-’-‘-*-’-‘-*-’-‘-*-’-‘-*-’-‘-*-’-‘-*-’-
A space in time, inside a bookstore, set aside for creation.
We will work on writing themes such as perspective, voice, characters, and thinking through our readings. Through different prompts, the workshop offers a space to try things out, investigate, and explore possible forms of writing.
No prior experience is necessary. The only important thing is to make the time and space to write, sharpen one’s eye, think about literature, and read one another, building a collective gaze that is open and in dialogue.
The workshop is run in Spanish by Majo Moirón,
750 DKK per month. March and April. Two-month commitment required.
==== paid monthly ⊂ᵔᴥᵔ⊃ ===
Majo Moirón (1985) es escritora y guionista. Estudió cine en la Fundación Universidad del Cine. Publicó Lobo rojo (Blatt & Ríos, 2013), Los lugares equivocados (Rosa Iceberg, 2020) y La lengua rota (Penguin Random House, 2024)
Majo Moirón (1985) is a writer and screenwriter. She studied in the Fundación Universidad del Cine in Buenos Aires, Argentina. She published Lobo rojo (Blatt & Ríos, 2013), Los lugares equivocados (Rosa Iceberg, 2020) and La lengua rota (Penguin Random House, 2024)
BE WRITE BACK
a year ago we invited you to a reader’s-writer’s alone-togetherness, free flowing like some baby mountain water. basically a space for everyone who wants some reading-writing done. in a place that smells like books.
First hour of the first sunday — FREE — check it out to see if it’s for you
BE WRITE BACK
4 sundays - cemented and confirmed!
12:00-15:00 - you can come whenever you want, stay however long you want, the room with desks is open, the bookstore is open, sit wherever you like, reading or writing, which is what you wanted to do anyway, but home-restlessness prevented you
15:00-16:00 writing social (self organized talks, exercises, games, presentations) ///// on the last sunday the final hour is for reading, sharing, feedback /////
weekdays during opening hours - experimental welcome for solo writing/reading
anyone in Be Write Back can come in during the open hours of the shop ///// we have a sign in sheet so you can see what’s the space availability on the day - it is an experimental feature so please be gentle as we’re trying it out.
the BRB March Pass includes access on four sundays (1, 8, 15, 22) the possibility to come during weekly opening hours, coffeee and tea, sometimes snacks
get on your cute asses at SUPeR
no?
BE WRITE BACK, the monthly read and write together is an invite to build a shameless sharing writing community. We open up the workspace exclusively for writers (whatever form, whatever stage, whatever label you like to carry), and then see what happens. Join at your pace and do your thing. Ი︵𐑼
drawing memories workshop w. Oana TUDOSE
Inspired by Dragobete—the Romanian celebration of love and the first stirrings of spring—this 3-hour creative workshop with visual artist Oana Tudose invites you to turn a memory into a drawing.
Drawing on Dragobete’s themes of openness, connection, and vulnerability, we’ll create a warm, non-judgmental space where you can explore your inner world freely, guided by intuition rather than perfectionism. Your drawing will become a personal, imaginative translation of a memory that matters to you.
We’ll play with oil pastels, coloured pencils, charcoal, and graphite, and you’ll get a relaxed introduction to how each material works—no pressure, just curiosity and experimentation.
You’re warmly invited to send a meaningful photo in advance (a loved one, a child, a pet, or a special moment). Oana will use it to prepare an optional custom outline you can follow, transform, or ignore completely if you prefer to work from scratch.
price 600,-
Max 8 participants
All levels of experience are welcome, all materials are provided, and you’ll go home with an artist-quality drawing ready to frame or hang.
Ask a question, send your photo or reserve your spot (via email below):
TREMBLE - book launch with Fatema Abdoolcarim
Tremble, the debut poetry pamphlet by writer and filmmaker Fatema Abdoolcarim, is an intimate and involving sequence on fertility and faith. Fatema will be in conversation with Ida Marie Hede.
Tremble is published by Monitor Books (London).
‘Fatema Abdoolcarim is the rare artist I would follow anywhere, whose work astounds and moves me across every genre.’ – Gabrielle Bates
MONDAY DRAWING CLUB / FEB’26
Drawing is primal and straight forward, everybody does it (to some extent) in their lifetime.
This workshop is designed to explore it, and activate that creative impulse to start drawing more for the sake of the process and expression itself, rather than for a specific result or an aesthetic.The point is to let loose and try to find yourself through different approaches to drawing.
For a month, we’re gonna meet every Monday for around 1,5 hours, and try to draw&paint etc together for different themes, doing little exercises, working on the bigger formats on the floor and experimenting, while listening to music and hopefully have fun.
Dorota is a visual artist working mostly with drawing and illustration, but enjoys exploring and using other mediums, such as music mixing/a bit of djing, up-cycling or whatever else that seems fun.
Sign-up via email (below)
all four mondays in February 150,-
individual sessions 50,-
BE WRITE BACK
a year ago we invited you to a reader’s-writer’s alone-togetherness, free flowing like some baby mountain water. basically a space for everyone who wants some reading-writing done. in a place that smells like books.
First hour of the first sunday — FREE — check it out to see if it’s for you
BE WRITE BACK
4 sundays - cemented and confirmed!
12:00-15:00 - you can come whenever you want, stay however long you want, the room with desks is open, the bookstore is open, sit wherever you like, reading or writing, which is what you wanted to do anyway, but home-restlessness prevented you
15:00-16:00 writing social (self organized talks, exercises, games, presentations) ///// on the last sunday the final hour is for reading, sharing, feedback /////
weekdays during opening hours - experimental welcome for solo writing/reading
anyone in Be Write Back can come in during the open hours of the shop ///// we have a sign in sheet so you can see what’s the space availability on the day - it is an experimental feature so please be gentle as we’re trying it out.
the BRB February Pass includes access on all four sundays, the possibility to come during weekly opening hours, coffeee and tea, sometimes snacks
get on your cute asses at SUPeR
no?
BE WRITE BACK, the monthly read and write together is an invite to build a shameless sharing writing community. We open up the workspace exclusively for writers (whatever form, whatever stage, whatever label you like to carry), and then see what happens. Join at your pace and do your thing. Ი︵𐑼Riso Intro Workshop
Join us for the monthly (!!) Riso intro workshop at SUPeR on Saturday, February 21st from 10:30-15:00
During this workshop, you'll dive into the basics of riso printing, learning everything from how the machine works to how to prepare files and separate layers. Whether you already have designs in mind or are still sketching ideas, feel free to bring your laptop, iPad, or sketch on paper. No prior experience is needed!
By the end of the workshop, you'll take home 5 copies of an A3 print with 2-3 colours.
To ensure everyone has enough time to set up and print. We'll host a maximum of 6 participants in each workshop.
The workshop runs for 4.5 hours, including a 0.5-hour break. We'll keep you fuelled with coffee, tea, and snacks :)
This workshop will be taught in English.
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If you want to cancel or change your ticket, please write to us: info@theprinthouse.dk
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tarot workshop
Once scorned and celebrated, Tarot faced criticism and admiration alike. From being condemned as a dark tool to being hailed as a mysterious revelation, it endured persecution and adoration. Eliphas Levi, French writer, and the author of "Transcendental Magic," when asked which book he would take to prison, declared that it would’ve been a Tarot deck. In Tarot, he believed, lie all the keys to understanding the laws and principles of the universe, and within its cards, one finds stories unmatched by any writer's imagination.
Every time I lay out the Tarot cards, I am amazed by the accuracy of their symbolism. They serve as a starting point for profound discussions about all life’s aspects- beauty, limitations, fears, and anxieties inherent in our existence. These mysterious images inspire honest reflections, discoveries, and transformations.
In this workshop, I want to to share my knowledge and experience with you. Together we will explore the art of tarot reading with hands-on practice, decoding symbolical messages, and mastering tarot spreads. After this workshop, you will be know how to interpret tarot cards, use them as both the meditation or divination tool and learn what it takes to become fluent in Tarot symbolic language. - Wioletta Blaut from Third Place
No prior tarot knowledge required.
The workshop includes:
two and a half hours of learning, practicing, and networking.
a new tarot deck for you to take home
coffee, tea and snacks
MONDAY DRAWING CLUB / FEB’26
Drawing is primal and straight forward, everybody does it (to some extent) in their lifetime.
This workshop is designed to explore it, and activate that creative impulse to start drawing more for the sake of the process and expression itself, rather than for a specific result or an aesthetic.The point is to let loose and try to find yourself through different approaches to drawing.
For a month, we’re gonna meet every Monday for around 1,5 hours, and try to draw&paint etc together for different themes, doing little exercises, working on the bigger formats on the floor and experimenting, while listening to music and hopefully have fun.
Dorota is a visual artist working mostly with drawing and illustration, but enjoys exploring and using other mediums, such as music mixing/a bit of djing, up-cycling or whatever else that seems fun.
Sign-up via email (below)
all four mondays in February 150,-
individual sessions 50,-
BE WRITE BACK
a year ago we invited you to a reader’s-writer’s alone-togetherness, free flowing like some baby mountain water. basically a space for everyone who wants some reading-writing done. in a place that smells like books.
First hour of the first sunday — FREE — check it out to see if it’s for you
BE WRITE BACK
4 sundays - cemented and confirmed!
12:00-15:00 - you can come whenever you want, stay however long you want, the room with desks is open, the bookstore is open, sit wherever you like, reading or writing, which is what you wanted to do anyway, but home-restlessness prevented you
15:00-16:00 writing social (self organized talks, exercises, games, presentations) ///// on the last sunday the final hour is for reading, sharing, feedback /////
weekdays during opening hours - experimental welcome for solo writing/reading
anyone in Be Write Back can come in during the open hours of the shop ///// we have a sign in sheet so you can see what’s the space availability on the day - it is an experimental feature so please be gentle as we’re trying it out.
the BRB February Pass includes access on all four sundays, the possibility to come during weekly opening hours, coffeee and tea, sometimes snacks
get on your cute asses at SUPeR
no?
BE WRITE BACK, the monthly read and write together is an invite to build a shameless sharing writing community. We open up the workspace exclusively for writers (whatever form, whatever stage, whatever label you like to carry), and then see what happens. Join at your pace and do your thing. Ი︵𐑼
monkeys in love // OPEN MIC and zine launch
On the 14th of February, a Saturday in mid-february,
three days before the YEAR OF THE HORSE,
when others gag on single red roses or choke on tears,
we invite you to the ـﮩﮩ٨ـ♡ﮩ٨ـﮩ MONKEYS in LOVE ـﮩﮩ٨ـ♡ﮩ٨ـ double feature
OPEN MIC + POETRY ZINE LAUNCH
˜”*°•.˜”*°• Once, A time •°*”˜.•°*”˜
by Rachel Runesson
a poetrip from girlhood into womanhood, as fathers reveal glass sparrows hidden between their ribs, and women converse with their mute skeletons, capturing bits of love both playful, and hideous
the zines will be available for browsing and purchasing throughout the day on the 14th
the soirée will be hosted by the amazing Annatara, talented poet and educated MC,
Rachel will open the evening with a reading of poetry,
and the invite is for all to come and share, be the humans us monkeys can be.
bring your love notes, whatever shape, rhyme or rhythm they’re in
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zum zum zum *** fuss fee includes refreshments
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“We’re not fallen angels, just pretentious monkeys. Mammals addicted to bad ideas. Primates distracted by the shiny-shiny.” - Mckenzie WarkMONDAY DRAWING CLUB / FEB’26
Drawing is primal and straight forward, everybody does it (to some extent) in their lifetime.
This workshop is designed to explore it, and activate that creative impulse to start drawing more for the sake of the process and expression itself, rather than for a specific result or an aesthetic.The point is to let loose and try to find yourself through different approaches to drawing.
For a month, we’re gonna meet every Monday for around 1,5 hours, and try to draw&paint etc together for different themes, doing little exercises, working on the bigger formats on the floor and experimenting, while listening to music and hopefully have fun.
Dorota is a visual artist working mostly with drawing and illustration, but enjoys exploring and using other mediums, such as music mixing/a bit of djing, up-cycling or whatever else that seems fun.
Sign-up via email (below)
all four mondays in February 150,-
individual sessions 50,-
BE WRITE BACK
a year ago we invited you to a reader’s-writer’s alone-togetherness, free flowing like some baby mountain water. basically a space for everyone who wants some reading-writing done. in a place that smells like books.
First hour of the first sunday — FREE — check it out to see if it’s for you
BE WRITE BACK
4 sundays - cemented and confirmed!
12:00-15:00 - you can come whenever you want, stay however long you want, the room with desks is open, the bookstore is open, sit wherever you like, reading or writing, which is what you wanted to do anyway, but home-restlessness prevented you
15:00-16:00 writing social (self organized talks, exercises, games, presentations) ///// on the last sunday the final hour is for reading, sharing, feedback /////
weekdays during opening hours - experimental welcome for solo writing/reading
anyone in Be Write Back can come in during the open hours of the shop ///// we have a sign in sheet so you can see what’s the space availability on the day - it is an experimental feature so please be gentle as we’re trying it out.
the BRB February Pass includes access on all four sundays, the possibility to come during weekly opening hours, coffeee and tea, sometimes snacks
get on your cute asses at SUPeR
no?
BE WRITE BACK, the monthly read and write together is an invite to build a shameless sharing writing community. We open up the workspace exclusively for writers (whatever form, whatever stage, whatever label you like to carry), and then see what happens. Join at your pace and do your thing. Ი︵𐑼MONDAY DRAWING CLUB / FEB’26
Drawing is primal and straight forward, everybody does it (to some extent) in their lifetime.
This workshop is designed to explore it, and activate that creative impulse to start drawing more for the sake of the process and expression itself, rather than for a specific result or an aesthetic.The point is to let loose and try to find yourself through different approaches to drawing.
For a month, we’re gonna meet every Monday for around 1,5 hours, and try to draw&paint etc together for different themes, doing little exercises, working on the bigger formats on the floor and experimenting, while listening to music and hopefully have fun.
Dorota is a visual artist working mostly with drawing and illustration, but enjoys exploring and using other mediums, such as music mixing/a bit of djing, up-cycling or whatever else that seems fun.
Sign-up via email (below)
all four mondays in February 150,-
individual sessions 50,-
BE WRITE BACK
a year ago we invited you to a reader’s-writer’s alone-togetherness, free flowing like some baby mountain water. basically a space for everyone who wants some reading-writing done. in a place that smells like books.
First hour of the first sunday — FREE — check it out to see if it’s for you
BE WRITE BACK
4 sundays - cemented and confirmed!
12:00-15:00 - you can come whenever you want, stay however long you want, the room with desks is open, the bookstore is open, sit wherever you like, reading or writing, which is what you wanted to do anyway, but home-restlessness prevented you
15:00-16:00 writing social (self organized talks, exercises, games, presentations) ///// on the last sunday the final hour is for reading, sharing, feedback /////
weekdays during opening hours - experimental welcome for solo writing/reading
anyone in Be Write Back can come in during the open hours of the shop ///// we have a sign in sheet so you can see what’s the space availability on the day - it is an experimental feature so please be gentle as we’re trying it out.
the BRB February Pass includes access on all four sundays, the possibility to come during weekly opening hours, coffeee and tea, sometimes snacks
get on your cute asses at SUPeR
no?
BE WRITE BACK, the monthly read and write together is an invite to build a shameless sharing writing community. We open up the workspace exclusively for writers (whatever form, whatever stage, whatever label you like to carry), and then see what happens. Join at your pace and do your thing. Ი︵𐑼
Another book club: Design after Capitalism
The reading group is part of a larger series of events at The___School for Designing Critique exploring design in a new economy ———— an intro session (Jan 28) + two (or three) monthly meetings centering around Matthew Wizinsky’s book Design after Capitalism.
The discussions are ran by Johanne Aarup Hansen (interaction designer and initiator of the self-organized educational project called The___School for Designing Critique) and will explore how design is entangled and implicit in the capitalist economy and what are the alternatives.
You get to:
Understand how the discipline of design is entangled and has developed alongside the capitalist economy
Get an insight into alternative/anti-capitalist design practices
Get an introduction to alternative economic thinking
Discuss what design after capitalism mean
Develop strategies on how to identify patterns of growth within contemporary design
Develop strategies on how we start to do things differently
tarot workshop
Once scorned and celebrated, Tarot faced criticism and admiration alike. From being condemned as a dark tool to being hailed as a mysterious revelation, it endured persecution and adoration. Eliphas Levi, French writer, and the author of "Transcendental Magic," when asked which book he would take to prison, declared that it would’ve been a Tarot deck. In Tarot, he believed, lie all the keys to understanding the laws and principles of the universe, and within its cards, one finds stories unmatched by any writer's imagination.
Every time I lay out the Tarot cards, I am amazed by the accuracy of their symbolism. They serve as a starting point for profound discussions about all life’s aspects- beauty, limitations, fears, and anxieties inherent in our existence. These mysterious images inspire honest reflections, discoveries, and transformations.
In this workshop, I want to to share my knowledge and experience with you. Together we will explore the art of tarot reading with hands-on practice, decoding symbolical messages, and mastering tarot spreads. After this workshop, you will be know how to interpret tarot cards, use them as both the meditation or divination tool and learn what it takes to become fluent in Tarot symbolic language. - Wiola
No prior tarot knowledge required.
The workshop includes:
11.00 to 14:00 - three hours of learning, practicing, and networking.
a new tarot deck for you to take home
coffee, tea and snacks
secrets in the dark // open mic
24th of January 6:30 pm
Come join us in the back of the bookstore and dredge up whatever gold you can mine from your personal belongings: notes app entries, text messages, (teenage) diaries, voice notes, memories.
Whether you have produced a finished piece of writing or committed three words to the page, come and read it.
If you are thinking of submitting a piece to our open call, this is the perfect opportunity to receive encouragement and feedback. If you have written something too ephemeral to print, even better. Above all, this event is about offering each other a judgment-free space to share our personal writing and winter-facilitated angst.
Let's share our secrets in January - they stay in the dark!
entry is free, but please rsvp :)
<3 your foul weather friends
Tracing the Everyday Drawing Objects - Line, Tone & Composition workshop
This hands-on drawing workshop invites you to slow down and observe everyday objects through guided drawing exercises. We’ll focus on line, tone, and composition, learning how to see form, proportion, and light in simple subjects while building confidence in drawing.Through a mix of structured practices and open exploration, participants will experiment with shading techniques and compositional choices using pencil and ink.
The workshop emphasizes play, curiosity, and accessibility, making it suitable for beginners as well as those with some drawing experience. You will take home one or more finished drawings and will will learn/practice:
how to observe and translate form, tone, and texture into line drawings
basic shading techniques using pencil and ink
how to create balanced and engaging compositions
expect snacks and warm drinks ദ്ദി(˵ •̀ ᴗ - ˵ ) ✧Patricia Baranyai (@triss_draws) is a visual artist working mainly with ballpoint pen and ink. Her practice focuses on semi-realistic storytelling, everyday narratives, and personal observations of her surroundings through drawing, painting, printmaking, and photography.
Scenario: Self (a speculative self-fiction and futuring workshop)
What stories about yourself do you keep returning to?
Which ones feel tired, and which ones are still becoming?
This is a soft little futures workshop to untangle the scripts that keep us stuck, imagine otherwise, and try on different futures.
No big group work. No fixing.
Just solo time to imagine something new.
We’ll write, breathe, maybe draw, or just sit with the worms.
You’ll be guided through a few quiet experiments:
✶ noticing the narratives that shape you now
✶ imagining your future self in new, beautiful possibilities
✶ creating a small literary artefact for what’s emerging: a poem, letter, mantra, or fragment from that future
Think: speculative self-inquiry meets quiet future-making.
Just a tiny opening, with tea.
You don’t have to share anything out loud.
You don’t need any previous writing or futures experience.
Just bring a pen, a story you’re tired of, and whatever shape your heart is in that day.
The workshop is hosted by Bianca Muresan, a futures designer and facilitator interested in the spaces where imagination meets reflection meets care.
What the Fuck Is going on? - the last one for now
What the Fuck is Next?
In keeping with the prevailing chaos and change of the present, WTFIGO has come to a close for now. So, this is the last session for anyone who has found value in these workshops (tools, community, friendship, ideas, etc.). No gatekeeping, if you think this is you, it’s you. This time, there is no “lecture” but a chance to bring your own takes or reflections on anything that has come up for you in the previous months. We’ll also talk about how to go further into all this messy stuff and the kind of steps we can take to help each other deal with whatever the fuck is going on.
Bring your own worries along, and a pen and pad, and together we’ll take a little step closer to figuring out what the fuck is going on?
The workshop will be facilitated by Macon Holt, a cultural theorist and writer and the founder of Aesthetic Theory.
NEW BOOKCLUB: IDENTITY AFTER THE ALGORITHM - intro session
We’re starting a new bookclub! Come for the intro session on Wednesday, meet Alessia and Marina, hear their awesome plans about it and get a feel if it’s something you want to be a part of.
sign-up for the intro session (it’s free) at the link below!
We read and discuss texts on surveillance technology, platform capitalism, algorithmic control, and digital desire.
From CCTV to Instagram, from data extraction to self-branding, from the feed to the body.
We read and discuss texts on technology, ideas of progress, platform capitalism, algorithmic control, and digital desire. From CCTV to Instagram, from data extraction to self-branding, from the feed to the body.
This is not an academic seminar. We don’t explain everything.
We don’t optimize anything.
We mix contemporary theory, pop culture, screenshots, memes and lived experience.
We talk about brainrot, exposure, performance, visibility, shame, pleasure, control.
About how platforms shape the way we think, feel, desire, and narrate ourselves.
Each meeting combines reading, open discussion, movies, podcast, songs and collective practices such as short writings.
This space is for people who are tired of performing but still inside the system.
For artists, writers, thinkers, and over-online bodies.
For those who scroll too much and think too much.
We read. We unlearn. We make things.
FIRST CYCLE – THEY ARE WATCHING US (SURVEILLANCE CAPITALISM)
4 books, 4 months, theory fiction alternance
Theory: Michel Foucault, Discipline and Punish, Shoshana Zuboff, Surveillance Capitalism Fiction: Dave Eggers, The circle, Samantha Schweblin, Little Eyes
thx for the overwhelming interest, we will get in touch with those who signed-up for the intro session
