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Bodies of Work Exhibit

We’re grateful to our partners Bodies of Work for the photographs of disability arts and culture happenings they’ve provided for our space.

  2. Disabled artist Riva Lehrer, former 3Arts/Bodies of Work Resident Artist giving a talk entitled
    Disabled artist Riva Lehrer, former 3Arts/Bodies of Work Resident Artist giving a talk entitled "Beauty in Exile." The talk is in part a memoir of sexual identity, and in part an examination of the societal wall that separates the disabled from inclusion in corporeal delight. Images will be shown from the history of Lehrer's art, which strives to uncover the glamour inherent in non-normative bodies.
  4. Award Winning disabled poet Lynn Manning performing at Noche de Poetas (Poetry Night): Disability Poetics, Bodies, Language and the Word, at the Latino Cultural Center. Manning's work challenges the intersections of race and disability. Originally a visual artist he became blind at the age of 23 and began painting with words. A black man stands on stage before a mic, his hand resting on a tall music stand. He wears dark black glasses and a grey suit and tie with brown dress shoes. The theatre has brightly colored murals painted on the walls and the camera angle shows about 20 audience members either in chairs or seated on the floor.
    Award Winning disabled poet Lynn Manning performing at Noche de Poetas (Poetry Night): Disability Poetics, Bodies, Language and the Word, at the Latino Cultural Center. Manning's work challenges the intersections of race and disability. Originally a visual artist he became blind at the age of 23 and began painting with words.