Who takes care of the artists who take care of others? In the art world, caregiving responsibilities are still not automatically considered. Over the past five years, our community focused on art, care, and motherhood* has continuously grown, advocating for a more equitable art sector. New networks have emerged, and more exhibitions, projects, and publications addressing these issues have been developed.

At this first assembly, we are bringing together Arts + Care initiatives from Germany and Switzerland to learn about ongoing work, consolidate efforts, and launch new collaborative projects. A key aim of the meeting is to further develop the CARING CULTURE LAB as a competence center for more equity in the arts.

Free childcare will be provided.

Who takes care of the artists who take care of others? In the art world, caregiving responsibilities are still not automatically considered. Over the past five years, our community focused on art, care, and motherhood* has continuously grown, advocating for a more equitable art sector. New networks have emerged, and more exhibitions, projects, and publications addressing these issues have been developed.

At this first assembly, we are bringing together Arts + Care initiatives from Germany and Switzerland to learn about ongoing work, consolidate efforts, and launch new collaborative projects. A key aim of the meeting is to further develop the CARING CULTURE LAB as a competence center for more equity in the arts.

Free childcare will be provided.