F16 Projekt bureau
Kulturlyd #1, February 4:
A music event in the A-House at Godsbanen, raising 19,000 DKK for the Children’s Cancer Foundation.
El Segundo, February 18: A hip-hop event at Train organized by Carl Emil Johansen from F16 in collaboration with others.
Kreuzberg Højskole, February: Members of F16 spent two weeks in Berlin assisting Johan Toft in establishing a new school and project house inspired by Frontløberne's working methods.
Kunst i Krogene, April 21:
A daylong cultural treasure hunt, featuring films, paintings, garage culture, light graffiti, and more in Aarhus’s hidden corners.
Gækkebrevs-aktion, March 31: F16 used "gækkebreve" (Danish Easter letters) to inform the public about the rescheduling of Kunst i Krogene due to fears of violent protests in Aarhus. The letters, containing messages of love and information, were slipped into mailboxes around the city.
Behind The Doors, April 21: Part of Kunst i Krogene, this photo exhibition by Laura Tams Bondgaard showcased everyday situations from unique perspectives at Pier 1.
Mejlgade for Mangfoldighed, May 12: F16 members contributed to the street festival with music bookings, live stage design, a chill-out oasis, and other installations in the urban space.
NorthSide Festival, June 15–17: F16 organized creative decorations and activities along Caminoen, the pathway to the festival, including a graffitied wall, a sign forest, and a pearl bead tree.
ByiByiBy, September: During Aarhus Festuge, a miniature city installation at Bispetorv symbolized the theme "BIG" by showing how small elements contribute to a larger whole. The project included a workshop where participants could build their cultural city in miniature.
Bag Døren, October: An urban art installation featuring 20 decorated doors placed around the city during Kulturnat, inviting reflection on Aarhus’s urban spaces. Created with Dørministeriet and ByiBy.
Gårdbyggeri, November: Renovation of Frontløberne’s vertical courtyard garden in collaboration with JungleByg.