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Rejecting the 9-to-5 and capitalist conformity, Dolly Sen explores creative freedom, alternative living, philosophy, books and what it means to be human.
One thing I have realised my heart has finally found its place. Even my unruly mind dancing on burning, shifting sands, knows it is in the right place, knows it is living its best life, even if its rai...
In her book The Agency of Access, disabled curator and art historian Amanda Cachia examines how disabled artists are increasingly making art that engages a range of senses, based on their lived experience of disability:
“contemporary disabled artists are moving away from...
Today Brent Advocacy Concerns, an organisation of disabled people facing imminent closure in Brent announced that The Advocacy Project has won a £630k funding award to speak for anyone. There are no other DDPO’s in Brent
The Guardian reports on Scottish crime writer Ian Rankin’s concerns that celebrities are having to speak up for Disabled People as, I presume, no ...
I have recently been struggling with aphasia. I am a professional writer, but I can’t currently spend my days writing, so I have been sewing instead.
The aphasia is from C-PTSD so the sewing is also an important form of stimming for me. It keeps me a little calmer.
Although I cannot create in my usual main medium (of writing), I am determined to keep crea...
This cross stitch comic was created during a period when I was struggling to write, read or speak fluently.
I am still struggling a little to write, so bear with me if this is a bit stilted!
Whilst I couldn’t write at all, I created this metre long comic without words, entirely in cross stitch, on a piece of aida fabric intended for making bookmarks. I ha...