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 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.

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

DATE TBA SOON

«Kill yr idols
Sonic death
It’s the end of the world
Your confusion is sex»
(Sonic Youth, Kill Yr Idols)

What do we talk about when we talk about indie? How the fuck did we go from teenagers recording tapes in their bedrooms to indie-sleaze aesthetics on high fashion runways? Should we leave Spotify, and if so, what’s the alternative? How did Instagram and social media twist the very idea of independent music?

more info soon

Curated by Alessia Peca — writer, poet, and independent cultural curator, passionate about music. Rooted in the Italian underground scene, after living in Paris for a year, she is now haunting Copenhagen.

Full program pass: 400 kr
(includes this and all upcoming sessions + discounts on other DIY or DIE events)
Single session: 150 kr

The entire fee will be donated to pro-Palestine organizations, subscribe via email by clicking the button below.

DATE TBA soon

«Kill yr idols
Sonic death
It’s the end of the world
Your confusion is sex»
(Sonic Youth, Kill Yr Idols)

What do we talk about when we talk about indie? How the fuck did we go from teenagers recording tapes in their bedrooms to indie-sleaze aesthetics on high fashion runways? Should we leave Spotify, and if so, what’s the alternative? How did Instagram and social media twist the very idea of independent music?

more info soon

Curated by Alessia Peca — writer, poet, and independent cultural curator, passionate about music. Rooted in the Italian underground scene, after living in Paris for a year, she is now haunting Copenhagen.

Full program pass: 400 kr
(includes this and all upcoming sessions + discounts on other DIY or DIE events)
Single session: 150 kr

The entire fee will be donated to pro-Palestine organizations, subscribe via email by clicking the button below.

DATE TBA SOON

«Kill yr idols
Sonic death
It’s the end of the world
Your confusion is sex»
(Sonic Youth, Kill Yr Idols)

What do we talk about when we talk about indie? How the fuck did we go from teenagers recording tapes in their bedrooms to indie-sleaze aesthetics on high fashion runways? Should we leave Spotify, and if so, what’s the alternative? How did Instagram and social media twist the very idea of independent music?

In the first session of the DIY or DIE book club, we’ll dive into the original wave of American indie, the sound of Dinosaur Jr., Sonic Youth, Minor Threat, Hüsker Dü, and beyond.
Our guide will be Michael Azerrad’s “Our Band Could Be Your Life” (available to order), a roadmap to the underground revolution that changed everything.
Reading the whole book isn’t mandatory, curiosity and open ears are.

Curated by Alessia Peca — writer, poet, and independent cultural curator, passionate about music. Rooted in the Italian underground scene, after living in Paris for a year, she is now haunting Copenhagen.

Full program pass: 400 kr
(includes this and all upcoming sessions + discounts on other DIY or DIE events)
Single session: 150 kr

The entire fee will be donated to pro-Palestine organizations, subscribe via email by clicking the button below.

“If you have a love for handmade things and you’d like to learn how to make your very own little nisse (as these gnomes are known in Denmark) — join me for the cosiest creative afternoon!

Using needle and thread, we’ll transform preloved fabrics into beautiful festive decorations!

It’s probably not the first time you hear how big the environmental impact of the fashion and textile industries is, or that it’s estimated there’s currently enough clothes in the world to clothe the next 6 generations. Early on my sewing and crafting journey this felt very limiting, as I didn’t want to be part of the problem.

But limitations also drive creativity: What if that top you no longer wear can become a headband? What if you check the fabric section of your closest thrift store instead of buying brand new materials?

In this 3-hour workshop we’ll enjoy the fulfilment of creating with our hands through upcycling, while embracing the cozyness of the festive season - minus the overconsumption it’s associated with. Basic sewing knowledge can be helpful but isn’t required — I’ll guide you through each step of making these cute hanging ornaments! Winter gnomes are perfect to decorate your space for winter, or to give as a special gift to your loved ones. 

Can’t wait to create together!” 

-Mina 

fun activity for all, children welcome — best suited for ages 8+ (must be accompanied by an adult, child tickets available)

all tools and materials are provided

max 8 spots

+ coffee, tea and snacks <3

This time, we’ll be doing something a little different — choose 1 (or 12!) photo(s) or illustrations, and let’s create your very own Riso calendar poster to get ready for 2026!

We’ll have templates prepared. You can choose to print one big image for the entire calendar or 12 small images — one for each month (using the same set of colours).
Because of the time limit, if you plan to print 12 images, it’s best to pre-select them beforehand :) I’ll share the templates with you before the workshop.

During the workshop, we’ll dive into the basics of Riso printing — from how the machine works to preparing files and separating layers. Feel free to bring your laptop, iPad, or paper sketches. For digital files, we’ll use a simple Photoshop function to fit your design to the template, but no worries if you don’t have Photoshop — we’ll help you with that.

By the end, you’ll take home 5 copies of an A3 calendar printed in 2 colours.

To make sure everyone has enough time to set up and print, we’re hosting a maximum of 6 participants.

The workshop runs for 4.5 hours, including a 30-minute break. There’ll be coffee, tea, and Christmas cookies:)

This workshop will be taught in English.

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Cancellation Policy

We understand that plans can change!

> Cancel at least 48 hours before the event → you’ll get a full refund.

> Cancel 24–48 hours before the event → you’ll get a 50% refund.

> Cancel less than 24 hours before the event → refunds aren’t available.

For unforeseen situations — like if you suddenly feel unwell the day before — you have one chance to move your ticket to the next workshop instead of losing it.

If we ever need to cancel the event on our end, you’ll of course receive a full refund.

If you want to cancel or change your ticket, please write to us: info@theprinthouse.dk

What the Fuck is Going on? 7 How to ride capitalism’s death drive.

While many powerful people tell us that capitalism is the road to growth and progress, many of us see something else. Something that looks more like a death cult. Whether it is the rise of fascism or AI (or AI powered fascism), the collapse of welfare states, so corporate and wealth taxes don’t “threaten” growth, or collapsing the ecosystem to make more Labubus or something, the drive for ever-growing profit seems to have us hurtling towards one demise or another. Marx argued that capitalism can’t help but cause crises, and eventually this would lead to its end (with a little help from the revolutionary working class). But while that desirable outcome remains just beyond the horizon, it is worth thinking about how else to understand what the fuck is going on and how to survive whatever that is unfolding.

In 1920, Freud developed the concept of the death drive to understand why people kept doing things that caused them pain even though they knew they would. He argued it was a maladaptive defense mechanism in organic life that sought the stability of becoming inorganic (dead) again. Picking up Freud’s idea (and it’s for the forerunner in the work of Sabina Spielrein), we are going to see how this tendency to seek protection from the hardships of living tips over into self-destruction. Drawing on special guest Andreas Hjort Bundgaard’s work in uncovering the death drive of in Michel Foucault’s concept of biopolitics, Mark Fisher’s revision of the right-wing accelerationism of Nick Land, and Agvi Sakatopulous’ concept of “Exigent Sadism”, we are going to think about how to thrive and survive as we live through late capitalism’s death drive.
 
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.

Hey lovely Tarot Readers, now we are getting serious! 

This class is for the bold and brave, so perfect for all of you who have previously attended a Tarot Workshop or already have a basic knowledge of Tarot. 

We're going to dig deeper into our Tarot practices with some super fun social exercises, try out different Tarot spreads, and get hands-on with interpreting those tricky reversed cards. 

Please bring your own favourite Tarot decks. 

The workshop includes:

11.00 to 14:00 - three hours of learning and practicing