Ultraviolet: My Body Is Made to Sweat
A LAB12 group exhibition examining the body as a place of discipline, visibility and liberation across physical and digital life.
- Date
- 11–20 July 2026
- Place
- Municipal Gallery of Mykonos · Kalogera Hall
Mykonos Town - Access
- Free public admission
- Organiser
- LAB12, Athens School of Fine Arts ↗
LAB12's group exhibition occupied the Kalogera Hall of the Municipal Gallery of Mykonos from 11 to 20 July. Under the title ‘Ultraviolet: My Body Is Made to Sweat’, the artists examined bodies shaped by discipline, exposure and liberation, including the pressures of digital visibility. It offered a very different stop in Mykonos Town from the island's beach-oriented cultural image: a free, room-scale encounter with work asking how the body is represented and controlled.
The published exhibition record names Ilya Dervos as curator, Poka-Yio in artistic direction and Melina Davia in production. Those distinct roles show the practical structure behind a group show, from its conceptual frame to the visitor-facing presentation. Archaeopolis's own public cultural events occupy an adjacent field of programming, though there is no organisational connection to this gallery exhibition.
Last checked 2026-09-15
Published 2026-07-03
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The exhibition turns a municipal venue into a temporary framework for examining the body across physical and digital life. Its relevance lies in the combination of curatorial direction, public access and locally anchored production management.
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