There Will Be Tomorrows (TWBT) is an interdisciplinary, collectively organised group centred on post-capitalist desire, liveable futures and social sufficiency. Join us for a day of collective imagination, world-building and participatory storytelling. Through a series of co-creation workshops, we will explore possible futures for Oslo and consider how alternative ways of living and organising society might begin to take shape in our everyday lives.

PRAKSIS invites you to a roundtable gathering exploring questions connected to the theme of Residency 33: Together in Labour. What key challenges are small cultural organisations facing? How are small arts organisations, artist-led initiatives and self-organised spaces sustained?

Despite decades of research and increasing quantities of undeniable evidence, a critical disconnect persists in our understanding of climate change. Join climate researcher, Kajsa Parding for a roundtable discussion exploring why critical environmental messages struggle to resonate or prompt significant behavioural change.

With the exhibition All Eyes On as a backdrop and with a shared commitment to peace, Bishop Kari Mangrud Alvsvåg meets two of the young curators, Laiba Shafiq and Rosa Horiat, for a conversation about how one can work to promote peace. The night will finish with musical performances and a complimentary dinner.

Talking body politics, normativity and the connotations of genetic technologies with Daniel Mariblanca and the residents of Perfection / Speculation.

To celebrate the launch of the publication, PRAKSIS presents an online video screening and discussion between artists Hiba Ali and Nina Sarnelle that explores issues of distribution, labour and e-commerce platforms.

Don’t rest, narrate - A book about art, publishing and collaboration is both a resource and an art object. Join its contributors for a playful and illuminating exchange in celebration of its launch during the Printed Matter´s Virtual Art Book Fair 2021.

Join Oslo-based artist Sayed Sattar Hasan in the informal social atmosphere of The Dubliner pub as he tells the story of ‘My Granddad’s Car’.

The participants in PRAKSIS’s thirteenth residency, Painting Project: Out Looking Inwards, invite you to an open conversation probing key issues in painting today.

Phoebe Davies screens and discusses work and influences.

This event hopes to create a productive round-circle group conversation to share and learn about key aspects of how individuals, groups and (if possible) organisations can embody solidarity with queer communities.