MMK Frankfurt's 'Crip Time' exhibition explores disability through 41 artists' perspectives

The Museum für Moderne Kunst in Frankfurt is showcasing 'Crip Time,' a collective exhibition that features 41 artists, predominantly those with disabilities. Drawing on Alison Kafer's idea of 'crip time,' the exhibit seeks to redefine conventional perceptions of time and physical existence. Notable pieces include Shannon Finnegan's timepieces, Sharona Franklin's 'Crip Clock,' Emilie Louise Gossiaux's sculptures of her guide dog London, and Christine Sun Kim's mural titled 'Echo Trap.' The exhibition also tackles themes such as hearing impairment, discrimination in the workplace, and critiques of healthcare systems. Additionally, Leroy F. Moore Jr. presents a video on reggae icons, alongside thought-provoking works by Franco Bellucci and Isa Genzken. It will be open until January 30, embracing a broad understanding of disability.