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Amanda Cachia
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Access is a vital tool to deploy within a critical disability curatorial practice and can embody both conceptual and physical possibilities, whereby the very idea of access can be discovered in an artist?s work, and, at the same time, be productively cur...
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Amanda Cachia
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This paper will explore how I attempt to ?disable? the museum through curating my third exhibition containing disability-related content, that I consider to be part of my work as a radical, infrastructural activist: Cripping Cyberspace: A Contemporary Vi...
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Amanda Cachia
Cripping Cyberspace: A Contemporary Virtual Art Exhibition would not have been possible without the incredible commitment and support of Jay T. Dolmage, Editor of the Canadian Journal of Disability Studies, and Geoffrey Shea and Libby Shea from the Commo...
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Amanda Cachia
Pág. 98 - 117
Access is a vital tool to deploy within a critical disability curatorial practice and can embody both conceptual and physical possibilities, whereby the very idea of access can be discovered in an artist?s work, and, at the same time, be productively cur...
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Sara Hendren
CLICK HERE FOR A DIGITAL VIDEO OF THE INTERVIEWA dialogue between curator Amanda Cachia and artist Sara Hendren about the "Slope Audio" project for Cripping Cyberspace.
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Montreal in/accessible Collective
CLICK HERE FOR A DIGITAL VIDEO OF THE INTERVIEWA dialogue between curator Amanda Cachia and artists from the Montreal Inaccessible Collective about the "Traffic Lights" virtual poster project for Cripping Cyberspace.
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Katherine Araniello
CLICK HERE FOR A DIGITAL VIDEO OF THE INTERVIEWA dialogue between curator Amanda Cachia and artist Katherine Araniello about the "Sick, Bitch, Crip" project for Cripping Cyberspace.
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Cassandra Hartblay
CLICK HERE FOR A DIGITAL VIDEO OF THE INTERVIEWA dialogue between curator Amanda Cachia and artist Cassandra Hartblay about the "Do You Like This Installation?" project for Cripping Cyberspace.
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