Temporary Gallery Cologne Presents 'untame flow stay release' on Disability and Ecology

The exhibition 'untame flow stay release' at Temporary Gallery: Centre for Contemporary Art in Cologne, Germany, showcases the work of seven artists with disabilities until November 29, 2026. This display intertwines ecological issues with disability justice, featuring blue walls, a soft play area, and a riverine-blue curtain inspired by the Rhine. Jenni-Juulia Wallinheimo-Heimonen presents a film of a reflective, spinning wheelchair that critiques how medical professionals treat disabled people. Justyna Górowska offers an AI water-nymph accessible via phone, while Anka Haller creates mermaid paintings. Visitors can engage with an interactive instrument that plays water sounds. Ren Loren Britton's film examines constellations named by able-bodied white men. The exhibition also highlights the accessibility of public toilets and the difficulties faced by those using walking aids in transporting water. All images are credited to Simon Vogel.