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Multi-disciplinary disabled performance artist Claire Cunningham explores the themes of her performance work with her peers and collaborators. Together they discuss the lived experience of disability, disability arts, disability and religion, crip politics and more.Claire Cunningham is a performer and creator based in Glasgow, Scotland. One of the UK’s most acclaimed and internationally renowned disabled artists, Cunningham’s work is often rooted in the study and use/misuse of her crutches a ...
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In this podcast dramaturg and artist, Luke Pell, a long time collaborator on many of Claire's projects shares some of their thoughts and reflections from an article they wrote in 2018 in response to the creation of the Guide Gods Digital Collection. A transcript and a list of links to artists/organisations etc that are mentioned in the podcast are …
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In this podcast Claire and long time collaborator Luke Pell, a dramaturg and artist who is co-curating and hosting the Choreography of Care Symposium with her, discuss some of the key ideas shaping the planned symposium, where those ideas come from in relation to our own practice and previous works and why the concept of “care” and the word itself …
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"In 2017 I commissioned artist Jak Soroka to curate a series of podcasts from interviews I had done while researching my show Guide Gods. This one: Crip Time - Finding your own rhythm feels incredibly relevant again as I witness so many people suddenly find their “normative” relationship to time, schedules and productivity upended. I hope you find …
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