What We Aren’t Seeing Exclusionary Practices in Visual Media

What We Aren’t Seeing Exclusionary Practices in Visual Media

Disability in visual culture is arguably flawed, with ideas and concepts created and accepted in the vacuum of ableist, capitalist environments. “Disability has always been part of the human condition,” write art historians Keri Watson and Jo Mann. “Through- out history, people with disabilities...

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Bibliographic Details
Main Authors: Smith, Kai Alexis, Malinowski, Christine
Other Authors: Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Libraries
Format: Book chapter
Language:en_US
Published: ACRL 2024
Subjects:
Disability
Visual Literary
Visual culture
Visual Media
Exclusion
Accessible design
Critical Race Theory
Ableism
Inclusive design
Intersectionality
Disability Justice
Universal Design for Learning
ACRL Framework for Visual Literacy
Online Access:https://hdl.handle.net/1721.1/153280

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