Art is political, creating art is political, and access to art is political. With the exhibition “MutualArt” we aim to present a diverse range of art media and art forms through a collaboration between various groups and individuals in Freiburg!
From lectures, drawings, photographs, concerts, readings, and performances—there’s truly something for everyone!
There is no overarching theme here; instead, the idea is to create an exhibition that is as accessible, autonomous, and intersectional as possible, where the exhibitors themselves decide on their own framework and theme. It is an attempt to showcase art and contributions from, in particular, BiPOC, TIN* individuals, queer people, people with disabilities, and those who face greater barriers to accessing exhibition spaces.
We’re excited to engage in dialogue with you and your loved ones, to experience art together, or simply to coexist in the same space! We want to dream together, share our fears, feel angry, mourn the state of the world, empower one another, and everything in between! We look forward to seeing you!
You can find specific times and events on tacker.fr as well as on Instagram at Hujimaja e.V.
During opening hours, there will always be at least one person on site whom you’re welcome to approach to let us know what you need to participate as safely and comfortably as possible. There will also be an anonymous suggestion box on site where you can share your thoughts, feelings, feedback, and requests.
Accessibility:
The restrooms are located on the first basement level of the building, accessible via a staircase, and unfortunately are not wheelchair-accessible; we are currently working on a solution for this.
The exhibition space is located right next to a major road, which means it can get a bit noisy outside. A large lawn next to the building can be used to find some peace and quiet. If needed we can find a way so that you can rest in a studio space at Hujimaja.
