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Glinka Gallery and the Quiet Power of Disabled Artists in Second Life

Charcoal line drawing of Glinka Gallery in Second Life, showing the gallery entrance and a wider view of the surrounding virtual art complex.

Glinka Gallery in Second Life shows how digital galleries can support disabled artists through visibility, access, community, and ongoing in-world exhibitions.

FLARE-UP at Goldsmiths CCA: Illness, Disability and Contemporary Art

Charcoal-style line drawing showing a seated figure with their back turned, surrounded by handwritten phrases about illness, disability, neurodivergence, Deafness, care, access, rage, joy, mourning, and resistance. A sketch of Goldsmiths CCA appears in the background, with the phrase “The body refuses to be neatly displayed

Goldsmiths CCA’s FLARE-UP explores illness, disability, neurodivergence and Deafness through contemporary art, access, care, activism and embodied experience.