Writer, Scholar, Curator, Lecturer @ Stanford University. Disability/Access Justice. Recovering athlete. Bionic ear collector.
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ALT ID: A white person with a bionic leg is wearing a tight fitting onesie covered in black and white triangles. It has a hot pink trim and echoes patterns on their blue bionic shin. They are sitting on the ledge of a hot tub, and in the tub is an Asian person with a pink mohawk. They are wearing the same onesie but with a blue trim and with circular sunglasses that have blue triangles poking out of the top, almost like cat ears. Image: Val H. and Sky Cubacub modeling swimwear for Rebirth Garments. Credit: PHOTO COLECTIVO MULTIPOLAR
ALT The title of the special issue as captured in a Windows 95 retro error message, where the main button you get to press says “invalid action”
ALT Alt Text: 'Black background with glowing green and pink network map, text reads: Leonardo, Call for Papers: Criptech and the Art of Access.
ALT Asian American disabled woman in a wheelchair wearing a bright red lip color and an orange and black tiger-striped sweater. She has a tracheostomy in her neck attached to a ventilator tube. Photo credit: Eddie Hernandez Photography
ALT Alt Text: 'Black background with glowing green and pink network map, text reads: Leonardo, Call for Papers: Criptech and the Art of Access. Proposal Deadline: 15 Nov 2022'
ALT Three people-one in a wheelchair and the others standing-view a large abstract painting with their backs to the viewer. The painted canvas spans the full wall, resplendent with vigorous strokes of spackled paint in deep reds, greens, blues and yellows. Large white text on the painting serves as this course poster’s headline: “The Art of Access: Disability, Creativity, Communication.” Below is course information: Autumn 2022, Dr. Lindsey Felt, MW1:30-2:50. QR code “scan for details” is located in the bottom right corner.
