“Telephone is an educational documentary that combines philosophies about audio description for dance and artistic examples of audio-described dance done by people in the disability art community that are at the avant-garde forefront of the audio for dance movement,” said co-director Krishna Washburn. “In a way, it’s kind of a snapshot of these people’s work.”
When asked what motivated him to participate in the adjudication process, Dr. Banner stated, “I was motivated to participate in adjudicating Accessible Expressions Ohio based on the connections between our organizations (Accessible Expressions Ohio & UAS), the trust established from past experiences with the Accessible Expressions Ohio staff, and a commitment to arts equity and accessibility which I hold in the utmost regard.”
by OSU Writing Intern, Gwen Wojtkun For over 25 years, Accessible Expressions Ohio has provided artists with disabilities the opportunity to create, exhibit and sell their art in a professional environment. This statewide, touring exhibition aims to raise awareness of all abilities by presenting art created by diverse individuals in inclusive settings. Impact Accessible Expressions…
Meet Xavier Sledge Please say who you are, what you do (career and artists career wise if you have multiple jobs), and how many years have you been in the Accessible Expressions Ohio show? I am Xavier and I am a college student that likes to paint colorful backgrounds, LeBron James, buildings and whatever I…
An interview with Rebecca Gonzalez-Bartoli, Written by Lauren Mox, Writing Intern Rebecca Gonzalez-Bartoli is an intuitive and expressive artist in recovery from schizoaffective disorder. She relocated to Columbus in 2016. Rebecca weaves stories in her art, employing vibrant colors and whimsical themes. Her art radiates joy, often exploring the world through the perspectives of animals,…
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