The French-American performance artist Myriam Lefkowitz will travel from Paris to Hohenlockstedt for the upcoming workshop on Saturday, 28th and Sunday, 29th September. Through various movement exercises we will explore the topic of trust in a protected space. On the second day of the workshop we will take a Silent Walk into the public space and guide each other with closed eyes through Hohenlockstedt, practise trust and train our sensory experiences.
The event is open to everyone who cares for other people privately, professionally or on a voluntary basis. With a joint luch and child care on site. Free overnight accommodations for participants are available. Free registration with Sascia Bailer sb@arthurboskamp-stiftung.de or under 04826 850 110.

What kind of relationship do you have with yourself and what kind of relationship does this allow you to foster with your peers? Especially as a caregiver it is essential to treat oneself well and to take time for one's needs. This is not always possible in everyday life, but it is within the framework of this workshop on Saturday, October 26th at M.1.

We at "Grand Beauty on Tour" understand beauty as a gesture of solidarity. In our intercultural salon, the languages of beauty connect beyond the boundaries of language and cultural differences. The workshop is free and open to all who care for other people privately, professionally or voluntarily or who receive care from others themselves – be it at home, in schools, hospitals, day care centres, social projects, etc. With a joint lunch and child care on site (on request). Free accomodation is possible for participants from further away.

Sascia Bailer is the Artistic Director of M.1 in 2019/20 and will shape the Foundation's programme for the next one and a half years. Her curatorial projects will focus on the complex issues around Care. Through various formats and a locally oriented programme, she seeks to open up new perspectives on issues of care work and communal living.

The artist collective Maternal Fantasies and the artist Maren Malu Blume will receive the Arthur Boskamp Foundation's Advancement Award 2019/20. They were looking for artistic positions and projects that deal with different aspects of care work. The two selected positions deal critically with care work, community and gender and develop artistic visions of a caring future in multiple ways.

The award ceremony will took place on Saturday, 27 April 2019 as part of the Social Muscle Club event.