Temporary Gallery presents 'untame flow stay release' and 'detox access spaces'
The exhibition 'untame flow stay release' is currently on display at the Temporary Gallery, a contemporary art center in Cologne. This showcase features artistic responses to oppressive, environmentally harmful, and ableist systems that isolate individuals and communities by turning collective struggles into personal battles. The project envisions the exhibition space as a venue for communal joy, healing, and restoration, focusing on the varied physical and social needs of diverse bodies. Complementing the artworks, a research presentation titled 'detox access spaces' gathers insights from artists, curators, exhibition designers, and thinkers dedicated to creating inclusive, non-toxic exhibition environments. The immersive architecture, crafted by Jakob Engel, intertwines the artists' works throughout the space.
Key facts
- Exhibition 'untame flow stay release' at Temporary Gallery, Centre for contemporary art
- Artistic practices respond to unjust, environmentally toxic, and ableist structures
- Project envisions exhibition space as a situation for shared joy, recovery, and repair
- Paired with research presentation 'detox access spaces'
- Research presentation includes contributions from artists, curators, exhibition architects, and thinkers
- Focus on inclusive, non-toxic exhibition design
- Exhibition architecture by Jakob Engel
- Location: Cologne, Germany
Entities
Artists
- Jakob Engel
Institutions
- Temporary Gallery. Centre for contemporary art
Locations
- Cologne
- Germany