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“Disability art and culture is an international movement, and it’s people that are working to rethink how their impairments are generative of new ideas, of new aesthetics. They have really yet to be explored in ways that are not always reflecting back on normalcy.”

Photo by Grace Duval. A crowd of people with blue, pink, red, green, and brown hair and wearing bright spandex clothing by Rebirth Garments fill a room with rainbow abstract art hanging from the ceiling. In the back of the room, a large sign says

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FICTILIS talked with us about how they organize curatorial projects outside of the traditional institution, and why they often choose to develop their own.

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Edition #07

Engaging the Viewer