An art history and liberal studies professor, this author and artist delves into the representation of the disabled body within art and visual culture. Her research specifically illuminates the work of contemporary disabled artists, offering a profound exploration of their unique perspectives. Through her academic and artistic endeavors, she provides a distinctive lens on the experiences and contributions of individuals with disabilities in the art world. Her work significantly advances the discourse on inclusion and representation in contemporary artistic expression.
The second edition provides crucial updates to the foundational concepts presented in the first edition, ensuring readers have access to the latest developments and insights in the field. Enhanced with new research and examples, this edition aims to deepen understanding and application of the material, making it an invaluable resource for both newcomers and those familiar with the subject.