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Join Performing Landscapes Copenhagen 🌿 ✨⁠
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Over two weekends in May (9-11 & 16-18), 30 artists take over Refshaleøen with performances, rituals, workshops, sound walks, and more - exploring the role of art in a time of ecological crisis.⁠
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Set in Refshaleøens raw, rewilding landscape, the festival invites you to slow down, connect, and experience new ways of being in the world. Drop in for a single event or follow the full journey.⁠
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Tickets are 100 DKK (incl. food and drinks). All performances are free.⁠
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Full program, artist info, and tickets at @metropoliskbh link in bio 🔗
Final days of Ghost Flower Ritual at Copenhagen Contemporary.⁠
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Step into a living ritual of flower spirits, biodiversity crisis, and alchemical transformation - where sculpture, sound, costume, and performance merge in one dreamlike total installation.⁠
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Created by visual artist @cecilia_fiona, composer @sophiesoesmeyer, and performed live by @athelas_cph, Denmark’s leading ensemble for new music. Remaining performances:⁠
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17 April at 18:00 & 20:00⁠
19 April at 14:00 & 16:00⁠
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Tickets are included in standard admission.⁠
Find more information and reserve via @copenhagen_contemporary link in bio ✨
Have you visited CC’s latest exhibition yet?⁠
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Step into the dreamlike world of Are You a Living Thing That Is Dying? Or a Dying Thing That Is Living?, Emma Talbot’s solo exhibition at @copenhagen_contemporary. Through intricate drawings, poetic handwritten texts, animations, and sculptures, Talbot explores themes of transformation, nature, and the cycle of life and death. Inspired by mythology, personal narratives, and ecological concerns, her work invites to reflect on what it means to exist in a constantly changing world.⁠
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Learn more via CC’s link in bio and experience the exhibition in person! ✨

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