Collection 3 - Disability Justice

A bed floating in an ocean with lots of pillows and comfort items with soft clouds in the background. Underneath, the ruins of an old building. Over the top are the words: Collection 3: Disability Justice // Assistance to Live

Shadows of flowers and leaves with bright white sun streaks on a brown wall

Convalescence

Saskia Horton interlaces poetry, free writing and listicle styles to create a deep exploration of disability, healing, health and community

Assisted Suicide / Assisted Joy

In Dolly Sen’s “aesthetically cool, but emotionally on fire” art, she uses subversion, irreverence and sometimes humour to draw attention to critical issues in disability, societal norms and institutional failures

Children's boxed toy in light blue box with transparent panel to see the toys in the middle adapted to represent disability injustice. Wording on the top and bottom of the box in orange letters reads: "Teaching kids about our world" and "disability doll kit".

Abstract digital illustration with three people in the centre, one with a walking stick, one with blue hair and holding a white cat, one with a brown hat on, all wearing masks. They are enclosed in a bubble and around them are neon green and pink germ shapes

Compromised – Surviving In Isolation

In Amaranthia Sepia’s digital illustration, they portray how their family protect and assist in each other’s care, creating a little accessible bubble as the world continues to be inaccessible

A Juicy and Definitely Scientific Qualitative and Quantitative Comparison of Cure vs. Care

Miriam Saperstein shares a narrative poem delving into the reality of being Disabled and the beauty of love and care from others

A watercolour painting of red, blue, purple and peach wavy shapes

A sun streaked brown-duvet crumpled up on a white bed with two feet just peeking out at the bottom

Open letter to my bed

A humourous love letter to Abbie Goldberg’s bed, which is both an enabler and a comfort in times of chronic fatigue

CripPleasurePower

ari sinn’s experimental documentary/essay invites viewers into the intimate realm of the artist’s desires by exploring the possibilities of aligning your pleasures with your values