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标题：Reflections on Access: Disability in Curatorial Practice
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作者：Amanda Cachia
期刊名称：Canadian Journal of Disability Studies
印刷版ISSN：1929-9192
出版年度：2019
卷号：8
期号：1
页码：98-117
出版社：University of Waterloo
摘要：Access is a vital tool to deploy within a critical disability curatorial practice and can embody both conceptual and physical possibilities, whereby the very idea of access can be discovered in an artist’s work, and, at the same time, be productively curated into both gallery spaces and the exhibition of the artwork. This essay reflects on the author’s critical disability curatorial practice with the exhibitions Marking Blind (2015) and Sweet Gongs Vibrating (2016). Through the curation of works by Raphaëlle de Groot and Carmen Papalia, and through the artist curator relationship between the artists and the curator, the author of this paper, both exhibitions incorporated access in order to benefit the artists, the artworks, as well as diverse audiences. This paper argues that through the guidance of the curator, access can be incorporated into the exhibition in highly imaginative and artistic ways.
关键词：disability art;disability aesthetics;access;disability curatorial practice;accessible curatorial practice