Latest posts tagged with #CuratingVisibility on Bluesky
CREATIVE OPPORTUNITY for a digital designer to develop and deliver a new intervention at London Museum.
Full brief via shorturl.at/QoTIj
#CuratingVisibility #OpenCall #DisabledLed #DisabilityArts #AccessibleDesign
Introductory panel for We Will Not Be Left Behind - the new sound installation at IWM Duxford. Curated by Cat Waites, our brilliant #CuratingVisibility Fellow, and a team of co-creators with lived experience of being Deaf, of disability or of neurodiversity.
Introductory panel for We Will Not Be Left Behind - the new sound installation at IWM Duxford. Curated by Cat Waites, our brilliant #CuratingVisibility Fellow, and a team of co-creators. Adding a dimension to our #SWW storytelling that any one interested in #WW2 history will learn something new from
Text panel for the “Food, Not Cuts” exhibition at the Food Museum which had its official #CuratingVisibility opening today. Very topical and informed by co-curation with people with lived experience of the issues tackled. This panel lists the co-curators. as it says, “without their voices this exhibition could not happen”.
Text panel for the “Food, Not Cuts” exhibition at the Food Museum which had its official #CuratingVisibility opening today. Very topical and informed by co-curation with people with lived experience of the issues tackled. The curator was Anahita Harding. Congratulations to her.
Text panels for the “Food, Not Cuts” exhibition at the Food Museum, Stowmarket which had its official #CuratingVisibility opening today. Very topical and informed by co-curation with people with lived experience of the issues tackled.
This is an outcome of IWM curatorial engagement (with support from many other teams) with the smashing #CuratingVisibility project and Esther Fox and her team.
We got the fab Cat Waites to work with us. Cat got the joy of working with a great curator in Adrian Kerrison.
Winners all round!
Now we have finished recruiting for #CuratingVisibility Fellows, we wanted to introduce our fellows from the first cohort, which started back in summer 2024. We will be introducing our final three fellows over this next month.
@dovermuseum.bsky.social is looking for D/deaf, disabled & neurodivergent people to join #CuratingVisibility as Co-Producers.
Help us uncover and share disability perspectives in our collections and shape more inclusive museum experiences.
More info: shorturl.at/gt1Ar
In #DisabilityHistoryMonth, we’re thrilled to share that Round 2 #CuratingVisibility Fellowships received 103 applications! This demonstrates a huge range of talented D/deaf, disabled, and neurodivergent people seeking employment as curators. Thank you to all who applied!
Launching #CuratingVisibility to amplify disability history and art, building on the successes of Curating for Change!
Follow us on Instagram @curatingforchange for exclusive visuals and updates—we’d love to connect.
#disabilityhistorymonth
Digital Day at Screen South! #CuratingVisibility fellows explored Green Screen, VR, AR & immersive soundscapes. Thanks to Manuel Vason from Studio Radar for sharing his insights on virtual environments. We hope to amplify disability perspectives through digital innovation in museum collections.
