A digitally-based, grassroots arts residency program centered around accessibility and Disability Justice

We are shaping our program with an intersectional approach to accessibility, building our work upon innovations within mutual aid movements and the Disability Activism community.

Resident Features + Interviews

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Naheen Ahmed: February Featured Resident
Naheen Ahmed: February Featured Resident

Meet Naheen Ahmed, one of our February Featured Residents!

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Kellie Kawahara-Niimi: February Featured Resident
Kellie Kawahara-Niimi: February Featured Resident

Meet Kellie Kawahara-Niimi, one of our February Featured Residents!

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Emma Cullen: October Featured Resident
Emma Cullen: October Featured Resident

Meet Emma Cullen, one our October featured residents!

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Mel Chilianis: October Featured Resident
Mel Chilianis: October Featured Resident

Meet Mel Chilianis, one of our October Featured Residents!

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Interview with Stephanie Andrews
Interview with Stephanie Andrews

Check out our newest resident interview with installation artist and experience designer Stephanie Andrews!

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Interview with Margaret Chase
Interview with Margaret Chase

Our latest installment of SDA resident interviews features poet and performer Margaret Chase!

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Community Projects

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Liminal Beings
Liminal Beings

Explore the inaugural exhibition from our artists-in-residence!

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Thoughts + Writing From Our Community

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Introducing: RAW: Race & Disability Anthology
Naheen A
Introducing: RAW: Race & Disability Anthology
Naheen A
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Naheen A
Principles of an Access-Centered Art Practice | In Progress
Patricia Kalidonis
Principles of an Access-Centered Art Practice | In Progress
Patricia Kalidonis

We passionately feel that an access-centered art practice enriches our artwork and our relationship to fellow artists, arts workers, and audiences!

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Patricia Kalidonis
Accessibility as a Creative Practice
Patricia Kalidonis
Accessibility as a Creative Practice
Patricia Kalidonis

Artists have the opportunity to play a more active role in creating inclusive art spaces by ensuring their artwork is accessible from the start. Read about how to start building an accessible creative practice.

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Patricia Kalidonis
Why Art?
Kate Gorman
Why Art?
Kate Gorman

Why do we create? Hundreds of reasons - here are three to give us a way to think about why art remains essential: beauty, pleasure, and meaning.

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Kate Gorman
Why Accessibility?
RMR
Why Accessibility?
RMR

Leadership Team member RMR writes about why accessibility and Disability Justice is important, and shares some powerful thoughts from Disability Activists!

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RMR
We, Alone
Christiana Lopez
We, Alone
Christiana Lopez

Saturday morning and I’m so proud of myself for not hitting snooze.

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Christiana Lopez