Art
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Space design and visuals by Andreas Holmberg & MichelWK
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Installation by Makulator (Johan Sonne Amhild)
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Tactile Termination, installation by Mai Skjødt
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Entrance installation, by Lazaara Ilieva
Workshops
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Catàleg de Fulles - Tea Workshop
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CPH Zine Fest - Workshop
The Mall
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Forlaget Escho
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Forlaget sidste århundrede
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Afvikling kassetter
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CPH Zine Fest - Shop
Food & Drinks
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Community Dinner by Manna Café
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Food & Drinks
Space design and visuals by Andreas Holmberg & MichelWK
Blending light, 3D mapping, and spatial design, Andreas Holmberg & MichelWK build immersive installations that turn architecture and atmosphere into experience—hacking perception, heightening sensation, and inviting audiences into environments that exist somewhere between visual art and physical space.
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Makulator (Johan Sonne Amhild) works with painting, sculpture, and installation, organizing recognizable elements into systemic and expressive compositions. His practice explores the intersection of structure and chance, inviting the viewer to experience new connections between form, space, and meaning.
← BACKTactile Termination, installation by Mai Skjødt
Tactile Termination is a metamodernistic exploration of tactility and technology. Through non-linear sequencing, lighting dots gradually illuminate an interpretation of the crochet diagram for the basic granny square. The soundscape consists of manipulated voices, software synthesizers and processed recordings from the crocheting process. Mai Skjødt is an artist and electronic composer on the search for something deeper in an increasingly alienating reality. With an interest in contrasts such as machine >< human and innovation >< tradition, she uses technology, voice and synthesis to explore themes of alienation, vulnerability, and resilience.
← BACKEntrance installation, by Lazaara Ilieva
Lazaara Ilieva is an installation artist whose diverse works share a playful approach to exploring the agencies embedded in different kinds of materials. This year, she populates the festival entrance with flowing forms that adapt to each space they inhabit, evoking playful movement and living growth in slow bloom.
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Catàleg de Fulles (Leaf Catalog in Catalan) is a platform for the dissemination of tea culture which also works as a tea sourcing endeavour. It has been developed by Arnau Sala Saez, who will also perform as Ex Continent Friday night. The project was born out of years of personal experience with visual arts and music, as well as exploring tea culture—both as an amateur as well as professionally. It seeks to find connections between these practices, understanding tea as a central element for collective learning, experimentation, and the exchange of knowledge.
During these workshops we will gather and experience tea together, exploring different types. The intention is to demystify the preparation of tea, sharing tools, envisioning possibilities, understanding the characteristics of the various types of tea, and initiating conversations around tea and any other topics which may arise.
The workshops do not follow a rigid format. Instead, we share tea, talk about what we know—and also what we don’t—and let conversations flow naturally. Catàleg de Fulles does not seek to attract a specific audience: tea is for anyone who wants to approach it, without prior knowledge or elitist interests.
Some tea will also be available for purchase during the festival.
We offer three sessions:
Thursday: 17.30-19.00
Friday: 17.00-18.30
Saturday: 14.30-16.00
You can reserve a spot for 120 DKK + fee.
PLEASE NOTE: To keep the sessions intimate and focused, only six spots will be available for each session. It is therefore a good idea to buy your ticket sooner rather than later.
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Do you want to make a everlasting memory with your friends from FoEG 2026? Are you curious about zines? Then come to Community Zine Workshop where we’ll make a little handmade flyer, a book - a zine - as we call it. You can cut and paste, draw or write about a fun FoEG experience. We have all the materials, but if you have something speciel you want to incorporate into the zine, we can scan it for you. The workshop is free and you can pick up the zine we’ve made together on the final day of the festival.
The Workshop is Friday @ 18:00-19:30.
Note: The workshop is free but you need to get a ticket to reserve a spot.
Forlaget Escho
Forlaget Escho specializes in publishing books from the fringes of literature. Works that, in a parallel world, would be considered classics, but which for one reason or another have been forgotten in our own small comfort zone.
← BACKForlaget sidste århundrede
The small press Sidste Århundrede continues to publish and promote overlooked writers. Since 2015, they have released a wide array of translated fiction from outside the established canon, focusing on decay, decline, decadence and hard times. That time is still now.
← BACKAfvikling kassetter
Afvikling is a primitive cassette label run from my apartment. It releases music by dear friends of mine as well as my own recordings and other private audio documents. All releases are open editions of recycled cassettes and will stay in print until the year 2075 when I reach retirement age. The label was started to document things I find important, as well as a way to Force myself to reach out to my friends, which I’m often times not very good at. I see the label as and ever expanding archive of sound and friendship.
← BACKCPH Zine Fest - Shop
CPH Zine Fest Distro is a collection of zines produced by a wide range of zine makers who has attended our festival through the 12 years of our exsistence. A zine is a selfmade flyer containing anything you want - poems, photos, drawings, art or comics. CPH Zine fest is a 4 day festival in october and a 1 day zine fair in Odense. We celebrate zines, small press, art books and all things DIY + DIT. On our festival in CPH we have talks, concerts, workshops and two zine fairs. We are so excited to come to Festival of Endless Gratitude 2026 to show you what zines is.
← BACKCommunity Dinner by Manna Café
Join us for a delicious meal with good company at the FOEG community dinner!
This year the menu for the community dinner is provided by Manna Café & Bar.
Manna Café and Bar is a local, family-run spot built around a love of good food and good company, with great care for each other and the people around them. Everything is made from scratch using the best seasonal ingredients, and every day they bake their own sourdough bread, which is at the heart of many of their dishes—from brunch and open sandwiches to small plates served with cold drinks from the bar.
Community is a big part of what Manna does. Their weekly communal dinners bring neighbours, friends and strangers together around long tables to share food and spend time together at their cosy spot in Amager, Copenhagen.
The menu: Homemade sourdough bread, oven-roasted cauliflower with herb dressing, potatoes with chilli aioli and beetroot salad with pears, walnuts and mustard dressing.
The community dinner will be held Saturday evening September 26. Tickets are 130 DKK + fee (presale), and we recommend you secure your ticket online, in case they sell out.
Note: the ticket is available when you click next - at the add-ons.
Food & Drinks
At the bar you can get pies from Wild Kiwi Pies, beer from Herlsev and wine, soda, coffee, water etc.
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