Templon

I recently visited this exhibition, but the strong odor in the space made me feel dizzy within a minute. The air quality made it uncomfortable to stay, raising concerns about whether the environment is safe, especially for staff who work here regularly. It would be great if the venue could address ventilation and ensure a comfortable experience for visitors and employees alike.

Templon gallery always has amazing exhibitions!

Chiharu Shiota’s web exhibit was truly breathtaking. A must see as the photos/videos don’t do it Justice

The gallery assistant Mariana was amazing! She explained very well about the artwork!

Many interesting space themed works shown on this day.

Great shows Fantastic. Nice front desk attendant.

It's a truly well constructed artspace as a person who does not have a minimum of $100,000 to spend on these pieces I was blown away with the quality of the art I was seeing. AND absolutely nobody bothers you when you walk in the door - the staff is clearly not there to gatekeep and this particular artist is both visually and technically stunning

First time here but the current exhibit is a good one

Pros Free Interesting concepts Friendly staff Outlets everywhere Upstairs& downstairs exhibits Near other galleries Near numerous restaurants Cons Zero

Chiharu Shiota just had a free exhibit here and it was really cool. The space as a whole is small but provides the clean white walls to exhibit the art. Wait times weren't bad, and the place was beautifully modern.

Today, I went to the gallery to see the exhibit "The signs of life" by Chiharu Shiota. It is a must-visit for art lovers. Shiota's intricate installations are a mesmerizing display of the artist's ability to weave intricate webs of string and yarn to create powerful, thought-provoking art. The exhibit showcases a range of Shiota's work, from small-scale pieces to larger installations that fill entire rooms. The way that the artist uses the medium of string to create complex, three-dimensional structures is truly impressive and captivating. One of the highlights of the exhibit is a massive installation that consists of a network of red threads suspended from the ceiling, creating a red, ominous atmosphere. The threads seem to symbolize the interconnectedness of all living things and the fragility of life itself. The overall effect is both haunting and beautiful. Keep in mind that you can't walk INTO those thread installation tho

Great gallery. Clean and small but very interesting art all over. Took many cool pictures for ig. It was very quiet and peaceful.