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Making the invisible visible

Revealed:

performing the disabled body with chronic illness

Details

2018

Paper presentation at ASAP/10

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Image documentation noted in full presentation 

Video documentation by Sarah Bernard

Awards

ASAP/10 Amy J. Elias Founders Award

About

Bodies with chronic illness may reveal no signs of illness. Bodies with chronic illness are painful, require maintenance, & cost money. Bodies with chronic illness are the subject & the object. Bodies with chronic illness are both embodied & disembodied. They are bodies with technology. Bodies with chronic illness are disabled bodies. Because bodies with chronic illness have invisible disability, their stories are harder to tell through the visual arts. One way to overcome that barrier is through performance art.

“Revealed: performing the disabled body with chronic illness” is a project that analyzes two contemporary artists with chronic illness in an effort to broaden our current perspectives of complex embodiment, i.e. the fullness of the human condition.

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Making the invisible visible

Artwork / Visual art

Sixty Five Roses

Sixty Five Roses

Details

2015

Ink & acrylic on paper

A series of sixty-five works

Video documentation by Brighton Linge

Image documentation by MG Bernard

Revised: 4/15/24; 5/12/24; 5/16/24

Exhibitions

2015: Sixty-Five Roses Challenge, Mid-City Theater, New Orleans, LA  

2015: Sixty-Five Roses for Cystic Fibrosis, Amanda Sibley Gallery, New Orleans, LA

Press

About

A two-month long project to raise awareness for cystic fibrosis. All funds earned from artwork sales were donated to the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation. 

Making the invisible visible

Artwork / Visual art

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