Misfits Meet Art and Technology: Cripping Transmethodologies
Carla Rice,
Eliza Chandler,
Fady Shanouda
et al.
Abstract:This article thinks with disability theory and artistic praxis to explore how disabled artists repurpose and invent technologies in artistic processes designed to enact care and access, extend embodiment, satiate the senses, and create crip culture. Drawing on four examples, we claim that disabled artists are creative technologists whose non-normative culture-making practices approach accessibility as a transmethodological process that requires and generates new forms of interconnected technology and artfulnes… Show more
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