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On this episode, we hear from moira williams, an Indigenous disabled artist. moira shares their experience with pre-pandemic and pandemic forms of remote access, especially as it pertains to joy, community-building, performance, nightlife and parties, visual protests and more.
For a full episode transcript, visit criticaldesignlab.com
Themes:
Joy as resistance
Hybrid and remote parties and community building
Movement in disability spaces and communities
Zoom participation and community building
Indigenous communities and disability justice
Land acknowledgement in remote digital settings
Disability arts
Crip nightlife / remote access parties
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