Oneness That Is, Too

Art Papers is teaming up with Temporary Studios to present, Oneness That Is, Too, an exhibition curated by Art Papers editor + artistic director Sarah Higgins.

Oneness That Is, Too [September 29–October 22, 2022] explores ideas of the allegorical beyond: nature, wilderness, cosmos as metaphor for an internal or spiritual journey. Featuring artists Michi Meko, Elizabeth Porcel, Hasani Sahlehe, and Sergio Suarez, alongside animal participants courtesy of the Fruit Feeder at Canopy Lodge, and microbial participants courtesy of Julia Skinner and Root Kitchens, the exhibition includes works that address and dissolve binary divisions between interior/exterior, human/animal, culture/nature. Together, these works and cross-species collaborations propose the disintegration of such barriers by acknowledging that the mythological other is a potent reflection that mirrors the self—we look outward to the unknowable in order to locate, and perhaps understand, our internal wilds. Guests can also purchase current and archival issues of ART PAPERS magazine, shop for editions and merch from Art Papers and The Temporary Art Center, and collect small works by participating artists and creators in the Temporary Pop-Up Shop.

Exhibition Hours:
Friday – Sunday, 12-5PM

The exhibition is free and accessible by car, ride-share, or MARTA via the Lakewood Station. Limited parking is available on site. Masks are recommended indoors, but not required. KN95 masks and hand sanitizer will be available.

Location
Temporary Studios
1910 Murphy Ave SW
Atlanta, GA 30310

About Temporary Studios
During the pandemic ART PRODUCTS, LLC and The Temporary Art Center recognized a clear need in our community for artists’ studio spaces. The Temporary Studios settled into a beautiful 3,500 sq. ft building at the southern edge of the Sylvan Hills neighborhood in Atlanta, across the train tracks from the new Tyler Perry Studios. We went to work designing and building 11 artist studios and an exhibition space.