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Kate
Adams
work is informed
by consideration of "difference"- the individuality of one
amongst many. She, along with three other artists, run an organisation,
Art Works which works with young people who have profound and complex
disabilities, to help them communicate and express themselves through
art. This project incorporated many aspects of her concerns as an artist.
Malcolm
Buchanan-Dick
is a sculptor who discovered computers and multimedia early in his career
as a result of being statemented dyslexic. His first major exhibition
at Coventry University was an installation of large kinetic sculptures
describing aspects of dyslexia, that were controlled by the audience
interaction with a multimedia presentation. Malcolm has continued to
work with computers and sculptural installation, exhibiting nationally
and internationally and working with young people. The Chailey project
has enabled Malcolm to develop his work further.
David
Prytherch
is an acclaimed
glass sculptor who was disabled in a road accident in 1986. He began
working with digital media and computers in 1988 and initiated an ongoing
program of research into ways of using computers to make art. In 1995
he began a PhD research project at UCE investigating the importance
of physicality in creative processes. His particular motivation remains
the design of innovative interfaces which allow the profoundly disabled
access to digital creativity and means of expression.
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Artists Statements
Participants
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Press Coverage
Exhibition
Wheelchair Painting
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