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Workshop on Peace
H. C. Andersens Blvd. 22, 1553 København
Copenhagen Light Festival invites people of all ages to a workshop with the German light artist Claudia Reh on Monday and Tuesday 23 and 24 June 2025 at 12-16 in Hans Christian Andersen Palace, Tivoli Gardens.
As a thank you, we will give you a ticket to Tivoli either Monday or Tuesday.
Over the two days, we will create a large analogue light work about peace, which will be shown at Copenhagen Light Festival 2026. The workshop is about peace, and about sharing experiences, perspectives and dreams.
You contribute directly to the work in the form of joint dialogue, a drawing, a symbol, a phrase or something completely different. Working live with old overhead projectors, the artist gathers all contributions into a large, sensuous narrative in light.
You don't have to be able to draw. You just have to want to share, listen and help create something meaningful across generations.
The practical:
Tel and SMS 25 55 66 04
or write via Facebook or Instagram.
- Participation is free including access to the Tivoli Gardens on one of the days
- We provide snacks and drinks
- The workshop extends over two days and the artist speaks English
Tel and SMS 25 55 66 04
or write via Facebook or Instagram.
Practical information
See you on June 23 and 24, 2025
12pm-4pm
Hans Christian Andersen Palace, Tivoli Gardens
Entrance via Hans Christian Andersens Boulevard 22, up the stairs on the right side.
It's free to join
We provide catering
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About Copenhagen Light Festival
Copenhagen Light Festival is an annual light festival that transforms the quiet and cold winter darkness into a unique celebration of light art, lighting design and illumination in the center of Copenhagen.
In three weeks of February the festival presents a wide range of light based works – such as sculpture, installation, projection mapping, event and illumination created by both established and upcoming light artists, lighting designers, students and organizations.
With a tailored light program selected by a curatorial committee, the festival exhibits, accentuates and interprets the city’s different spaces,squares, facades, bridges and hidden places in a new and engaging way.
The majority of the light works are placed along a path in the inner city and the harbor, while a selection of art works that can be experienced in areas located outside of the city center.
The Festival invites both international and local audiences of all ages to enjoy the city during the darkest and even the coldest time of the year.