I’m a disabled, autistic artist and I find that most public environments are potentially inaccessible to me for myriad reasons, chiefly: the unpredictability of access when I’m using my wheelchair and the unpredictability of needing to talk to strangers to get my access needs met. More and more as discussions around accessiblity enter the art spaces, I’ve been noticing that some institutions are doing incredibly effective work towards inclusion and accessibility around physical space access needs such as ramps, automatic […]

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