Rooted in an art-based research process we are currently working on creating the new educational system – The school of the new paradigm.

This workshop took place at the high school Aurehøj Gymnasium, Gentofte, as part of an AT-course on the 60es in Danish, English and Music, September 2010 Photos: One of the participants: Clara Frederikke Reeh

This workshop took place at the high school FLOW, HF, Odense, as part of a music and drama course, December 2009 Participants getting ready to dive in to the fiction. Participant upholding her appearance within the fictional universe

This workshop took place at the university, University of Copenhagen, January 2007 At this workshop we were in an auditorium and in the fiction the participants met the sisters right after the war as the sisters had just founded Sisters Hope. In this workshop, which also functioned as our drama…

This workshop took place at the folk high school Herning Højskole, Herning, November 2006 The participants of this fiction was the participants of the drama course at Herning Højskole. The fiction said that the sisters had taken over a bombed hotel during the war between The Whites and The Reds.…

First day 8.30 – 9.15: Presentation: “Who are we and what is a fictional parallel universe?” 9.30 – 11.45: Presentation: The fictional frame, including a ‘baptism’ where the participants get their character’s name, a function and a armband with their fictional name on it. 11.45 – 12.30: Lunch 12.30 –…

Aiming at enchanting and evoking poetry in everyday life Sisters Hope is part of The Poetic Revolution. Read more about the movement here.

Sisters Hope is also investigating new forms of research and (re)presentation within the world of academia through the creation of interactive and affective learning-spaces. Sisters Hope has previously participated in a series of international symposia (see below) exploring how to Unfold Academia. Read more about the initiative here. How to…

Sisters Hope participated in the symposium COLLECTIVE FUTURES, Goldsmiths, London, March 2011, and explored questions such as: How can we create a ‘learning space’ or a ‘research lab’, where the participants are inspired to approach their project in a new way with the outset in bodily and somatic experiences within…

Sisters Hope participated at HUMANITIES UN-PLUGGED, InterArt, Freie Universität, Berlin, November 2010   At HUMANITIES UN-PLUGGED we constructed an alternative frame to aspire and inspire to debate and discussions whit the outset in the activation of the aesthetic dimension. Through the use of fictional strategies we experimented with new ways…