Central to Sisters Hopes inhabitational performance pieces, in which audiences are invited to live inside the art work and a Sensuous Society. The Bunkbed will be held by  presence and  surrounded by various totems, such as Egg Totem Life and Egg Totem Death and artefacts used as tools for poetic interventions enclosed by museum tape. Throughout the fair, Sisters Hope will also facilitate a series of ritualistic poetic interventions  with visitors in the garden. The number and duration of the rituals are still being finalised, but each encounter is expected to last approximately 15-30 minutes.

Bringing together perspectives from gastronomy and contemporary art, the talk explores authorship, performance, sensory experience, cultural value and the institutional frameworks that shape whether cuisine can be recognised as art.

The conversation may touch on Ferlov Mancoba as both artist and human being, the relationship between biography and artistic legacy, Bornholm’s role in her work, the upcoming pavilion at Bornholms Kunstmuseum, and how major artistic practices are introduced to new generations.

Hanne-Vibeke Holst
Hanne-Vibeke Holst is the acclaimed author of numerous award-winning works of fiction. Most recently, she published Warrior Without a Mask (2022), a novel about the sculptor Sonja Ferlov Mancoba. She is currently working on a sequel to this artist novel.

Uffe Buchard:
Uffe Buchard is a creative director, curator, and a prominent voice in Danish culture. He is one of the founders of The Darling Art & Design Guesthouse, where Danish contemporary art plays a decisive role in every aspect of the interior. He works in the intersection of aesthetics, identity, and visual communication – using art both as inspiration and as a form of expression in his projects.

Lotte Nishanthi Winther
Lotte Nishanthi Winther holds a Master’s degree in Art History and is Curator at Bornholm Art Museum. She is currently preparing a major exhibition on the sculptures of Sonja Ferlov Mancoba, titled Sonja Ferlov Mancoba: Living Beings. The exhibition opens on 12 December 2026 at Bornholm Art Museum.

Central to Sisters Hopes inhabitational performance pieces, in which audiences are invited to live inside the art work and a Sensuous Society. The Bunkbed will be held by  presence and  surrounded by various totems, such as Egg Totem Life and Egg Totem Death and artefacts used as tools for poetic interventions enclosed by museum tape. Throughout the fair, Sisters Hope will also facilitate a series of ritualistic poetic interventions  with visitors in the garden. The number and duration of the rituals are still being finalised, but each encounter is expected to last approximately 15-30 minutes.

The melodrama explores the sea, time and humanity’s relationship with the marine environment. The performance takes place in the Sculpture Garden in dialogue with Marie Kølbæk Iversen’s video installation and UV-painted performers.

Kasper Nielsen is an experienced Danish art expert and advisor with over 30 years in the trade of art and collectibles – from classical to modern. For 15 years, he served as director and auctioneer at Bruun Rasmussen, where he handled thousands of works. In 2024, he founded ArtSolo, which offers art dealing, valuations, consultancy, and lectures based on competence, integrity, and passion.

Merete Otillia Knudsen is the Founder and Director of the Business Community’s Cultural Award and Danish Club. Through networks, experiences, and strategic partnerships, she works to strengthen the connection between art and the business community, while highlighting the value that art creates for businesses, individuals, and society.

Caroline Bøge is a gallerist, art advisor, and founder of 2112. An art historian by training, she operates two gallery locations in Copenhagen and Charlottenlund, representing eleven contemporary artists and working across exhibitions, artist development, and strategic partnerships. Alongside the gallery practice, she advises private collectors and companies on acquisitions, commissions, and collection development, drawing on extensive experience within the contemporary art world. Her work is driven by a commitment to supporting artists and fostering meaningful engagement with contemporary art.

Jens-Peter Brask is a Danish art collector and curator with a significant influence on the Danish and international contemporary art scene. For many years, he has worked to identify, support, and promote emerging artistic movements and talents. As a curator, he has organized numerous solo and group exhibitions at museums, galleries, and art institutions in Denmark and internationally.

Pelle Peter Jencel is a radio host, podcaster, and DJ who has been a prominent voice in Danish music and media for many years. He is best known for his work at DR P3, where he has hosted several programmes focusing on music, culture, and youth, including Lågsus, Hvem Er, Tættere På Himlen, as well as the podcast Den Nye Stil.

Throughout his career, he has helped spotlight emerging musical movements and has played a key role in bringing Danish hip-hop and urban music to a wider audience. His work is characterised by a direct and engaging style, driven by curiosity and a genuine passion for music.

Beyond radio, Pelle Peter Jencel has established himself as both a DJ and master of ceremonies, performing at some of Denmark’s largest festivals and venues. Through his work in the media industry, he has also been part of a generation of hosts who have helped shape a more informal, music-driven radio culture.

Since 2019, Pelle Peter Jencel has been married to Maria Jencel, whom he met while working at DR. Together, they have built an art collection that spans both classical and contemporary works. Their collection includes a painting by one of the Skagen Painters, an original poster by Malk de Koijn, and works by Monica Kim Garza, Johannes Holt Iversen, and Robert Nava.

Uffe Buchard:
Uffe Buchard is a creative director, curator, and a prominent voice in Danish culture. He is one of the founders of The Darling Art & Design Guesthouse, where Danish contemporary art plays a decisive role in every aspect of the interior. He works in the intersection of aesthetics, identity, and visual communication – using art both as inspiration and as a form of expression in his projects.

Central to Sisters Hopes inhabitational performance pieces, in which audiences are invited to live inside the art work and a Sensuous Society. The Bunkbed will be held by  presence and  surrounded by various totems, such as Egg Totem Life and Egg Totem Death and artefacts used as tools for poetic interventions enclosed by museum tape. Throughout the fair, Sisters Hope will also facilitate a series of ritualistic poetic interventions  with visitors in the garden. The number and duration of the rituals are still being finalised, but each encounter is expected to last approximately 15-30 minutes.

Presented in connection with 2112’s solo presentation of McCabe’s works at Enter Art Fair and the forthcoming exhibition at Kunsten Museum of Modern Art Aalborg in 2027.

Susan Cipolla is Director of the David McCabe Photography Collection, stewarding one of the most significant photographic archives documenting Andy Warhol, the Factory, and the cultural landscape of the 1960s. With a background in New York’s fashion and publishing industries, she brings a refined understanding of visual culture to her curatorial work. As David McCabe’s wife, creative partner, editor, and longtime collaborator, she offers a unique perspective on both the photographs and the cultural moment they document. Through exhibitions and partnerships with leading museums and institutions worldwide, she continues to advance the legacy of McCabe’s work for new generations of audiences.

Lasse Andersson is the director of Kunsten Museum of Modern Art Aalborg and the Utzon Center in Aalborg. Trained as an architect with a PhD in cultural planning and creative entrepreneurship, he is known for building strong connections between art, architecture, and public engagement. Since taking over Kunsten in 2020, Andersson has focused on expanding the museum’s relevance through ambitious exhibitions, international collaborations, and interdisciplinary cultural programming. Previously, he led the Utzon Center, transforming it into one of Denmark’s leading venues for architecture and design.

Caroline Bøge is a gallerist, art advisor, and founder of 2112. An art historian by training, she operates two gallery locations in Copenhagen and Charlottenlund, representing eleven contemporary artists and working across exhibitions, artist development, and strategic partnerships. Alongside the gallery practice, she advises private collectors and companies on acquisitions, commissions, and collection development, drawing on extensive experience within the contemporary art world. Her work is driven by a commitment to supporting artists and fostering meaningful engagement with contemporary art.

Camilla Reyman (b. 1981, Aalborg) lives and works in Copenhagen. She graduated from the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts in 2013 and the Royal Institute of Art in Stockholm in 2021. Her work has been exhibited at institutions including Charlottenborg Kunsthal, Malmö Konsthall, Trapholt, and KØN – Gender Museum Denmark.

Reyman works with natural materials, building her works in layers of organic pigments composed primarily of bone black and various types of earth. Her process is defined by a dynamic interplay between control and dissolution: the pigments are initially arranged into precise geometric structures, after which the binder activates the material, allowing it to flow and form unpredictable patterns. The resulting works balance the controlled and the organic, evoking landscapes, erosion, and geological processes.

Reyman’s practice is rooted in an understanding of the universe as a living, relational system, in which the individual is not an autonomous entity but a temporary process within a greater whole. This perspective closely aligns with contemporary ecological philosophy and theories of materiality, which understand matter as active, vital, and co-creative.

Frederik Dirks Gottlieb (b. 1983) is a Danish television, radio, and podcast host, author, screenwriter, and film producer. He is best known for his work on programmes and podcasts exploring popular culture, science, and unexplained phenomena, including the DR podcast Flyvende Tallerken (Flying Saucer), which he has hosted since 2020. He has also created and hosted programmes such as Binge, Serieland, Den Sorte Boks (The Black Box), Only in America, Generation Mars, and Jagten på det evige liv (The Search for Eternal Life).

He holds a Master’s degree in Communication from Roskilde University and graduated as a film producer from Super16. In addition to his work in the media, he has authored several books, including UFO-Mysteriet (The UFO Mystery) and Uden angst (Without Anxiety), and co-created the DR fiction series Guldfeber (Gold Fever).

Jens-Peter Brask is a Danish art collector and curator with a significant influence on the Danish and international contemporary art scene. For many years, he has worked to identify, support, and promote emerging artistic movements and talents. As a curator, he has organized numerous solo and group exhibitions at museums, galleries, and art institutions in Denmark and internationally.

Charlotte Skeel is a psychologist and business psychologist with many years of experience in therapy, counselling, and organisational development. She works with both private individuals and businesses, specialising in areas such as stress, anxiety, trauma, work–life balance, leadership, and wellbeing.

Her work is grounded in contemporary psychological methods, with a focus on creating meaningful and practical change in people’s personal and professional lives. Central to her approach is the belief that self-awareness and psychological balance are essential to how we navigate relationships, make decisions, and shape our lives.

Charlotte Skeel also works with organisations, facilitating leadership development, workplace wellbeing, stress prevention, organisational change, and team building. In addition, she has more than 20 years of experience in stress management and the development of healthy workplace communities.

Alongside her professional practice, Charlotte Skeel has built a personal art collection that plays a central role in her life. The collection reflects close relationships with several prominent Danish artists, including Michael Kvium, Christian Lemmerz, and Erik A. Frandsen.

Her collection reflects an enduring interest in the existential dimensions of the human condition, where strength, vulnerability, pain, and beauty coexist.