Unlimited Symposium - Live Screening in Glasgow

Ahead of Tramway's Unlimited Festival,  a showcase for exciting work made by disabled artists, Glasgow residents were invited to join this special event.

The Unlimited Symposium was a disabled-led, two-day discussion event aimed at both a national and international audience across the cultural sector. The event took place in London, with the opportunity to watch the event, and take part in the discussion, online. You can see the recordings of the symposium here.

Day 2 of the symposium was live screened at Tramway, supported by The Work Room, Disability Arts Online and me! This was an opportunity for people to watch the event in a friendly and social environment. We had a lovely chat.

Here I am sharing the notes that we took from the session.

VISIBILITY: A conversation from Tramway's Unlimited Festival 2016

A second conversation in the series of four that happened as part of 2016 Tramway Unlimited Festival, this time exploring the theme of VISIBILITY with three amazing artists and activists.

Interestingly, I was not visible for this conversation (or in fact, any of them - Daisy Douglas stepped in to host in my place). My hypermobility syndrome exploded for a number of reasons that I will happily share in another post. My hope had always been to support the conversation more but I am sure you'll agree that Liz Carr, Christine Bylund and Jak Soroka did a really fantastic job of exploring this theme.

Have a listen on SOUNDCLOUD here.