Disability art, a burgeoning artistic practice in Canada/this north part of Turtle Island, takes the experience of disability as a creative entry point. Drawing on the insights of disability scholar and activist Catherine Frazee (2008), not all disability art explicitly represents disability, but all of it springs from the experience, politics, and culture of disability. To fully appreciate and engage disability art requires us to directly take up and appreciate disability cultures, identities, politics, and practices.

Chandler, E., Jimmy, E., Tidgwell, T., Bulmer, A., Swain, G., Choi, T., Papalia, C., Fletcher, V. D., Stonefish, S., & Rouse, J. (2020, September 17). Translation roundtable. Artseverywhere Musagetes and Bodies in Translation: Activist Art, Technology, and Access to Life. https://artseverywhere.ca/roundtables/translation/