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Theme: Freedom for development

You are invited to stop by and experience one of the country’s most beautifully situated workplaces. With a panorama of the coast, sea, and the Kattegat so close you’d think it was a lie!

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Theme: Bad practice

Theme: Bad practice

in relation to the Energy Academy’s experiences and work, pedagogy and sustainability are at the core of the transformation that has been and is underway at Samsø.

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Malene Lundén: Calligraphy in Japan

How is beauty, space and power sensed? That is one of the big questions that Malene Lundén work with professionally in the GATEWAY Japan / Denmark project. The project explores in size, power, form and direction what our consciousness can do as a community.

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Theme: Centre and Periphery

Opposing concepts, “center” and “periphery” are ever-present at Samsø Energy Academy. The work we carry out both locally and internationally is based on the crisis that a loss of autonomy and resources presents for the rural regions of the world when political power is centralized and people move into cities.

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Theme: Resilience

What is resilience? What does it mean for our way of living in the world, and why do the inhabitants of Samsø seem to possess an especially high degree of resilience?

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Peter Engberg

Few artists have the ability to reconcile the film world’s technical science with spiritual power – Peter Engberg, however, is one of them: he has been on numerous journeys in his life and directed international award-winning documentary films.

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Blogger: Cecilie Marie Meyer

Cecilie is a journalist and helps the academy with texts, news letters and articles. On the blog Cecilie writes about Samso both in a global and local perspective.

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Japan visit

Japan and Denmark have close cooperation both in industrial and civil society. The energy academy will return to Japan and this time, science and art will be in the heyday of several Japanese art museums

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