

Collective Practices Course - On being, organizing, and gathering
Collective Practices Course
On being, organizing, and gathering
Our times call for presence—not as something new, but as an ever-growing need. Collective practices connect the self, the collective, and the community: looking back at the past, grounding in the present, and imagining a just future. Artists, designers, creatives, activists, thinkers, organizers, and teachers carry knowledge as threads that interconnect with others. Together, we explore synergies that begin with the individual, extend to the collective, and move outward to community. Being and working with people is not solitary, but a relational practice—with one another, with processes, with humans and non-humans, and with the ecology of our everyday lives.
As part of The Green Living Room program, Kulturrummet invites you—artist, designer, creative, activist, scientist, thinker, neighbor, organizer, or teacher—to join a short professional course focused on collective practices. The course is led by Abbas Sbeity (curator and designer), with contributions from invited artists and practitioners. Rooted in informal education and hosted through participatory methods, we create a shared learning space that is practical, reflective, and grounded in lived experience.
This is a professional course that requires full attendance and commitment. If you’re up for it, we promise an inspiring transformation.
What will you do?
Meet people—like-minded, or perhaps not
Explore ways of working individually, collectively, and in community
Contribute with your own knowledge, skills, and curiosities
Through shared rituals of gathering, reflection, and learning, we will explore the theme of collective practices.
Program (4 Sundays)
Session 1 (Sunday 25 January 2026 - 10:00 - 15:00)
Session 2 (Sunday 1 February 2026 - 10:00 - 15:00)
Session 3 (Sunday 1 March 2026 - 10:00 - 15:00)
Session 4 (Sunday 8 March 2026 - 10:00 - 15:00)
Attending the four sessions is mandatory.
Practical information
Participation is through application and selection.
Selection is based on motivation and the intention to join all four sessions.
Capacity: 10–12 participants (minimum 5).
No-show policy: A no-show penalty will be invoiced if cancellation is not made in advance.
Provided: Space, facilitation, coffee, tea, lunch, and fika.
Language: English
Location: Kulturrummet
Free of charge
This program is organized as a study circle in collaboration with Studiefrämjandet. The course is part of the Green Living Room Project funded by Klimatfonden in Helsingborgs Stad.