Located alongside some of London’s most iconic landmarks, visit each Morph sculpture uniquely designed by epic, well-known and emerging artists. Read more
Things I Have Learned The Hard Way is the first retrospective of the Margate-based artist and disability activist Lizzy Rose (1988-2022). Read more
Where do your monsters hide? is a kaleidoscopic metaphysical dream that blends the invisible and visible and plays with our assumptions on madness and morality. Read more
Disabled artists take to the street! The Many Costs of Living, our 2022 Adam Reynolds Award Shortlist Exhibition, online and on billboards across the UK. Read more
Irruptive Chora invites the public to join their experimental, technology-focused project Hyperspace coinciding with the launch of their digital platform. Read more
The Not God Complex presents a new performance work titled 'All In Good Time' which focuses on neurodiversity and the never-ending possible variations in time perception, as part of Vault Festival 2023. Read more
Take a journey into the experiences and realities of being visually impaired in a visual world. Read more
An introduction to the RCA's Disabled Students' Network featuring a presentation and Q&A with Shape artist and ARA awardee Jay Price. Read more
Who decides on the words used to describe & represent cultures? What is the impact of this on how we research and learn? Read more
Perishing Thirst is a group exhibition of works by Katayoun Jalilipour, Kenji Lim and Sophie Spedding. The idea of thirst as a basic need and function, linked closely to the idea of survival (we must drink or we shall perish), gives the exhibition an intriguing foregrounding. Read more
Layers of Vision is an art exhibition that explores the experiences and perspectives of blind and partially sighted (BPS) artists living in a world made for sighted people. Read more
A subversive memorial to the ‘people no-one remembers,’ new interactive game-artwork exposes overlooked histories of disability discrimination by artist Jay Price. Read more