Sisters blog

We will contribute to the digital manifestation of Kulturmødet på Mors as we have been invited to take part in an artist talk.

Metropolis, in collaboration with Sisters Hope, has just conducted a 2 weeks residency exploring the key aspects of walking as an art-based strategy for individual and collective mapping of the city. For Sisters Hope and Metropolis, the residency is a preparation for the manifestation of the performance Sensuous City in the summer of 2021. The format will include a sensuous and poetic 24-hour city walk, including a collective sleepover with…

Currently, we are finishing our program Sisters Performance Method – Sensuous Learning at Ryslinge Højskole for this year. Focusing on anchoring and integration. We are happy to share that we will offer our full time program again in 2021. Read more and sign up already now here.

We are excited to announce that we have initiated a longterm strategic collaboration with The Danish Cultural Institute (DKI). We will manifest in all of the cities where DKI is situated to share and manifest the vision of a more sustainable, sensuous and poetic future. Read more about the collaboration here.

In the fall of 2020, Sisters Hope will be back to teach a series of modules at The Rythmical Music Conservatory in Copenhagen (RMC), specifically under the theme “Can Art Revolutionize the World?”

As a response to the current state of the world, Metropolis has invited 100 artists to create 100 walks through Copenhagen for 100 days – as a journal from a city where our everyday lives have been changes radically. Every artist will walk for 12 hours, and once an hour the artist will do a live-stream. We are very honored to have been invited to walk on the 2nd of May from…

Earlier this year, we presented our work at Malmö Academy of Music.

In the beginning of February, we were back at Rytmisk Musikkonservatorium in Copenhagen for a full week to teach our performance method. One student created sounds with his participants with their Poetic Self as the starting point. Listen to the sounds below.

In the spring, Sisters Hope has been invited to present at the initiative Open Forum at the Academy of Fine Arts in Oslo. Open Forum seeks to create a meaningful exchange of ideas and a dynamic social arena for dialogue and debate between art students, artists and the public. They hold Open Forum every Tuesday evening at Khartoum Contemporary Art Center (KCAC), an artist run space focusing on contemporary arts…

Sisters Hope will participate in the panel ‘Distract Me Not’ by The Bikuben Foundation, sharing thoughts on how technology and digitalization affect relations, attentiveness, behaviour, attention, feelings, socialization and more.