M.1

Breite Straße 18
25551 Hohenlockstedt

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Guided tours through the exhibition INHABITATIONS

INHABITATIONS opened on May 14th with works by Arthur Boskamp-Stiftung 2021/22 advancement award winners Dina El Kaisy Friemuth and Leonie Kellein. In the guided tours, curator Agnieszka Roguski and art mediator Francisca Markus draw attention to new perspectives and open up the space for talks, questions and discussions.

Registration at fm@arthurboskamp-stiftung.de

The exhibition is on view until 30 July.

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It goes on! Three evenings of the QUEER BAR will take place again this year at the M.1. This time, hosting will become a collaborative practice: each evening will be co-hosted by different persons. Under shifting mottos, special drinks will be served, tables decorated and themes discussed – thus creating an ever-changing space that invites everyone who is interested to come together, exchange ideas and celebrate together. The bar nights always start at 6 pm in the covered garden of the M.1.

Ukraine

Urgent appeal for donations by the Network of Artists' Houses in Northern Germany (NKN) for the artists' house The Assortment Room/Asortymentna kimnata in Western Ukraine.

The Network of Artists' Houses in Northern Germany (NKN) is following the war in Ukraine with great concern. As cultural institutions, we want to support cultural actors in Ukraine. Therefore, we cooperate with the artists' house The Assortment Room/Asortymentna kimnata, which serves as a refuge for displaced artists and cultural workers in western Ukraine.

Please help us support this initiative with a direct donation through Paypal! You can find more information here.

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The exhibition of the Advancement Award Winners 2021/22 Dina El Kaisy Friemuth and Leonie Kellein is open now! Under the title of INHABITATIONS the third and final part of the program series IN:VISIBILITIES by Agnieszka Roguski negotiates possibilities of resistance in regulated systems and raises the question of complicity within media and social structures.

The exhibition is open until 30 July.

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HOLO COMICS – mit Bildern und Texten Geschichten erzählen

Es gibt noch freie Plätze! Am Freitag, 17.06., geht es weiter mit der Workshop-Reihe HOLO COMICS für 11-16-Jährige im M.1! Von Mai bis Juli finden jeden Freitag von 15-17 Uhr Comic Workshops mit Zeichner:innen aus der Kieler Comic-Szene statt. Noch nie gezeichnet? Macht nix! Noch keine Idee, was Du erzählen willst? Macht auch nix! Während des Kurses könnt Ihr Euch ausprobieren. Du bist dir unsicher, ob das etwas für Dich ist? Komm gern einfach vorbei und schau, ob es für Dich passt.

Der Kurs ist kostenlos. Weitere Infos findest Du, wenn Du auf den Infokasten klickst.

Högerbau

Von Januar bis Juni 2022 finden regelmäßig Führungen durch das ehemalige Soldatenheim – den Högerbau – in Hohenlockstedt statt. Eine Tour durch das Gebäude gibt sowohl Einblicke in die Geschichte des Soldatenheims als auch in die Planungen der Arthur Boskamp-Stiftung für seine zukünftige Nutzung. Das Gebäude wird als Baustelle besichtigt.

Die Führungen sind kostenlos.
Termine: 25.06., 24.09., 29.10. und 26.11., jeweils 14.00 – 15.00 Uhr

Die Teilnehmerzahl pro Führung ist auf 15 beschränkt. Bitte melden Sie sich unbedingt an: info@arthurboskamp-stiftung.de / 04826 850110 (8 Plätze) oder www.vhs-holo.de (7 Plätze).

Over a period of three years (2020-2023), the research project Wasteland? Rural Landscape as Affective Space and Cultural Education as Pedagogy of Localization, based at the Düsseldorf Art Academy, examines the connection between cultural education, feelings of belonging and practices of localisation, starting out from three institutions in rural areas. Media and cultural theorist Fiona Schrading has been investigating the work of the Arthur Boskamp-Stiftung and the events in M.1 since May 2020. A short video about the research project –including footage from Hohenlockstedt – can be found can be found by clicking on this info box.
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Agnieszka Roguski works at the intersection of research and curatorial practices. She understands her knowledge as practice – and vice versa. Following this principle, she deals mainly with visual and digital cultures, performance and queer-feminist perspectives that she also investigates in her PhD thesis The Self on Display at Freie Universität Berlin. She has worked at Volksbühne am Rosa-Luxemburg Platz, PRAXES Center for Contemporary Art, Wattis Institute San Francisco and Hochschule für Grafik und Buchkunst Leipzig, among other places. She has held teaching positions at various universities and participated in international programmes such as the TRANScuratorial Academy in Phnom Penh, the Mountain School of Art in Los Angeles and the International Curator Course at the 11th Gwangju Biennale in Gwangju, South Korea. Her writing has been published by Texte zur Kunst, Spike Art Magazine, Camera Austria, Eikon and Springerin. Within the collective A.R. practice, she realises transmedial projects together with graphic designer Ann Richter, most recently the publication Echoing Exhibition Views. Subjectivity in Post-Digital Times, published by Onomatopee Press in 2020.

Agnieszka Roguski lives in Berlin.

Advancement Awards 2021/22

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