This is a preview of our new podcast, in which we speak with people who are blurring the boundaries between the roles of artists, makers, musicians, dancers, coders… In this part of the conversation, we got into some of the reasons Joanne had chosen to feature bed bugs in her pieces…and this led to some […]
This is a preview of our new video podcast, in which we speak with people who are blurring the boundaries between the roles of artists, makers, musicians, dancers, coders… It’s about being in a sort of protective veil of mysterious light. And it’s to do with a part of neurodivergence…it is rarely talked about, like, […]
This is a preview of our new video podcast, in which we speak with people who are blurring the boundaries between the roles of artists, makers, musicians, dancers, coders… We were overjoyed to be able to invite our friends and collaborators Joanne Cox and Kate Lovell on as our first guests. Joanne has been working […]
This is a preview of screen reader access for the bed bug scene in Define Your Journey: It’s very much work in progress — watch this space for more information! test element testing
This year we have been collaborating with Joanne Cox as part of a team of artists, producers, and access specialists, to produce a set of interactive video pages, including a small selection of virtual instruments. Please watch the video below to learn more, and try the instrument out for yourself. Links Play the instrument here: […]
Blurring the Boundaries have teamed up with the National accessArts Center in Calgary to develop a series of workshops. Watch and listen to a collaborative piece developed in week 2: Play along with the video using an embedded instrument: Play These instruments have been developed based on ideas and code in Joanne Cox’s Define Your […]
Aimee Louw and Gift Tshuma discuss movement with guests Karine-Myrgianie Jean-François, Barak adé Soleil, and Leroy Moore. This episode resonated particularly strongly with us!
Lead artist Gift Tshuma appeared as part of an online discussion hosted by The Walrus on the 29th October. Scroll down to check out the video and transcription! But first, some context: E-flyer text: The Walrus Talks at Home: Inclusion (Part 2) Creating access and opportunity through community, design, and the artsFour speakers on how […]
Montreal-based disability activists Gift Tshuma and Aimee Louw are establishing a new platform to discuss various angles around access. #CripTalkCorner is presented by Accessibilize Montreal in collaboration with Cinema Politica Concordia. The video of their first online event is available here: If you haven’t encountered Aimee’s work before, we highly recommend her 2019 article: Where […]
