The exhibition curated by Dr. Amanda Cachia emphasizes a new approach to access in art through the unique perspectives of 14 international artists with disabilities.
Cachia’s concept of 'access aesthetics' challenges traditional notions of representation by engaging viewers in the sensory experiences of disabled artists.
The title 'Smoke & Mirrors' symbolizes the hidden complexities of navigating spaces that are often not designed for accessibility, showcasing the challenges faced by many.
The diversity of artwork in Smoke & Mirrors—from videos to textiles—reflects a wide array of disabled experiences, each demanding a reevaluation of societal norms.
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