
Journal of Arts & Communities 15.2 is out now! Special Issue
Intellect is pleased to present Journal of Arts & Communities 15.2!
Special Issue: ‘Transdisciplinarity in Disability, Art and Design’
This Special Issue, guest-edited by art historian and curator Amanda Cachia, brings together artists and researchers situated in the overlapping communities concerned with disability studies, art and design to explore how the concept of ‘transdisciplinarity’ helps to navigate the intersection of disability, art form, audience and context. Readers will encounter a dynamic blend of twelve scholarly and artistic projects, which collectively explore evolutions and trends within the cross-pollination of disability, art and design, and explore the critical role of access as a medium of change.
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Aims & Scope
The Journal of Arts & Communities seeks to provide an inclusive platform for the critical examination of creative collaboration between artists and people from a range of communities in different places and contexts. Interdisciplinary in approach, the peer-reviewed journal focuses on practice, policy and research related to issues arising from artist/community engagement.
Issue 15.2
Editorial
Editorial: ‘Transdisciplinarity in Disability, Art and Design’
AMANDA CACHIA, EMMA SHERCLIFF AND ELAINE SPEIGHT
Articles
ANDREW DAVID KING
Fade to black and other notes on becoming
PAUL DEFAZIO
AARON RICHMOND
Interdependent experiential abstraction
ELIZABETH SWEENEY
Love at first touch: A collaborative approach to tactile art explorations
MARÍA JOSÉ GARCÍA VIZCAÍNO
LISA SHAWGI
Essay
Writing the experience of the Grand Union Canal in Harlesden as an intersensorial spatial practice
ELINOR ROWLANDS
Visual Essay
ELINOR ROWLANDS
Articles
‘Stories of Access’: Tangled Art + Disability and cultural accessibility in action
ELIZA CHANDLER AND MEGAN A. JOHNSON
Cripping the poem: Visual and literary arts trans-disciplinarity in Hardly Creatures
ROB MACAISA COLGATE
What is your disposition, language, house? ‘Fruitful asynchrony’ and the maker-thinker
SARA HENDREN
Lumpy Bed: A prototype towards holding bodies
JILLIAN CROCHET
BREE HADLEY