Sean Lee: Disability Art as Avant-Garde

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Rhythms of Access

Gift Tshuma interviews disabled musicians and creatives

9 episodes

4 days ago

Rhythms of Access is a podcast featuring disabled musicians and other creative professionals sharing their experiences with disability and access in the music industry with host Gift Tshuma. Gift Tshuma is a prominent activist in disability rights and a skilled music composer based in Toronto. He earned a degree in Sociology with a minor in Law and Society from Concordia University and received the prestigious CBC Quebec’s 2022 Black Changemaker Award. Gift is the subject matter expert about accessibility and inclusion at several organizations including the March of Dimes Canada.

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Sean Lee: Disability Art as Avant-Garde

Rhythms of Access

38 minutes 14 seconds

9 months ago

Sean Lee: Disability Art as Avant-Garde

Episode 3 features Sean Lee, the Director of Programming at Tangled Arts + Disability Gallery in Toronto, Canada. Sean (he/they) is an artist and curator exploring the assertion of disability art as the last avant-garde. Orienting towards a "crip horizon", his practice explores the transformative possibilities of access aesthetics as an embodied politic that can desire the ways disability disrupts. Sean has been working at the intersection of art and disability for the last decade, adding his insights and perspectives to conversations across Canada, the US, and internationally.