Dominion invites visitors to explore the evolving relationship between humans and the natural world—an exchange defined as much by care and interdependence as by extraction and imbalance. Through diverse mediums, co-operative artists highlight the tensions at the heart of our ecological moment.

Rather than offering simple binaries, Dominion creates space for reflection on our shared vulnerabilities. Are humans the conquerors of the natural world, or are we increasingly shaped—physically, emotionally, and politically—by the very forces we attempt to control? Does humanity exist outside of nature, or are we inextricable from it and simply acting against our own best interest?

Dominion calls us to step into discomfort, to consider the consequences of imbalance, and ultimately to interrogate what it means to live in relationship—with land, with other species, and with one another.

Our annual Halloween exhibition at the Temple Contremporary Artist Studios explores, darkness/light, liminal space, and obsession. The opening reception features tarot readings, art games, and music by DJ David the Grey and Frodo.

an exhibition by members of chant cooperative honoring the 143-year history of the temple building at 2400 curtis street, denver, co.

join our members for an exploration of the relationship between art and sexuality. hosted by the historic temple contemporary artist studios. live performances by david castillo and blameshells. costumes encouraged. free and open to the public.