Online program
  • March 17, 2022 - 1 – 2 pm

#CripRitual Panel Discussion: Repetition and Pace

Co-presented by the Doris McCarthy Gallery and Tangled Art + Disability

A conversation about repetition and pace in relation to experiences of disability and ableism with artists Leena Raudvee, Jess Watkin, and Sara Prisma Williston, moderated by Amanda Cachia

Join #CripRitual artists Leena Raudvee, Jess Watkin, and Sara Prisma Williston in conversation with international disability art critic, curator, and scholar Amanda Cachia. This panel explores themes of repetition and pace in relation to experiences of disability and ableism. Artists on this panel will discuss their artworks in the exhibition, including Raudvee’s exploration of speed and the repeated act of getting up after falling, Watkin’s ritual of knitting as a repetitive action to facilitate focus while listening to audiobooks, and Williston’s practice of daily painting and use of bright colors as a crip ritual.

This free program is open to everyone. It will be hosted on Zoom and will have ASL interpretation and captioning. If you have other accommodation needs, please let us know when registering or contact dmg.utsc@utoronto.ca.