Undeliverable

Entering Undeliverable, a group exhibition curated by Carmen Papalia, is to be within and without a space, to act and be acted upon, to discern and desire — to “occupy a point of orientation that is based in complex embodiment,” as Papalia suggests in his “Open Manifesto.” Papalia is an artist and disability activist who is concerned with curation as a form of care. For Undeliverable, he collaborated with six artists from the mad, deaf, and disability communities who have created works that “[re-envision] the museum around the demands and desires of the disabled body/mind.”