Description:

A low-vision artist paints what he sees up close, and the curators call it abstract art -- but for him it's realism. A low-hearing poet mishears words and deliberately turns the mistranslation into a playful and surreal poem, creating new meanings. A teen traces the shape of their fidget spinners in overlapping patterns and creates new imagery in a painting. How can we use our fidget toys, our pain management tools, our canes, prosthetics, mishearings, moods, and the other experiences we have as folks with disabilities and chronic illness to create new imagery and insight? How can our access needs be built into our creative work? How can our creative process be an opportunity for relationship-building?

Available spots: Available

Price: $36.00 Taxes not included

Tags: Winter

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