Passing it on
A training in facilitating Visual Thinking Strategies conversations, for professionals who already work with groups and dialogue and want to bring this way of looking and asking questions into their own practice.
Tailor-made
When a theme or tension within your organisation doesn’t fit any of our existing formats, we build one from scratch, together with you. Through carefully chosen images, even a sensitive subject becomes safe to explore — and to understand differently.
PhotoDialogue
A locally presented, tailor-made exhibition that uses photography to explore a specific theme, question or challenge. Through close looking and dialogue, participants examine how images shape perception, question assumptions and open up different ways of seeing.
Round table
A professional deep dive into a specific theme, question or challenge, using a single image as the starting point. Through close looking and focused exchange, you examine what you see, what you assume, and what it means for your practice.
Walk & Talk
Step into an artistic environment and use what you encounter there as a starting point for conversation. Rather than explaining the art, the focus is on the questions it opens up — about society, identity, belonging, power, change, or what it means to live together.
Looking to Learn
Explore how information, images and algorithms shape the way we understand the world. Through dialogue and hands-on exploration, question what you encounter, recognise different perspectives and develop the critical skills needed to navigate today’s complex information landscape.
Pull up a chair
A recurring gathering where residents, library staff and local government exchange books, images, objects, stories and questions. The facilitator participates too. Everyone brings knowledge; everyone has blind spots.
The exchange creates a broader picture of the community — and can lead to new ideas about what a library or municipality offers, collects, programmes and prioritises.