Coffee Chats is a series of virtual casual gatherings with the CEAD team with industry guests. Join us on August 26 to chat with Sean Lee, Director of Programming at Tangled Art + Disability! RSVP: bit.ly/CoffeeChatSean…

Join us on October 19 for TD (Canada) presents The Walrus Talks at Home: Reimagining Resilience. Sean Lee, Dr. Roberta Timothy, Alison Tedford Seaweed, Anne Spice, and moderator Sheyfali Saujani will be speaking. Register for free! reimagining-resilience.eventbrite.ca/?aff=Social

Join Sean Lee, Anne Spice, Alison Tedford, and Dr. Roberta K. Timothy on Oct 19th from 7-8pm EDT for "The Walrus (The Walrus) Talks at Home: Reimagining Resilience." Captions available. Contact [email protected] for access requests. Register: eventbrite.ca/e/the-walrus-t…

"Through disability arts we disabled artists resist and gesture towards our own horizon. Where disability is not just tolerated but imagined." - Sean Lee #WalrusTalks #accessibility #inclusion #resilience

“Within disability culture is the idea that “access is love” … It represents a shift away from the logistics and legal compliance frameworks of accessibility and towards access as an act of hospitality” - Sean Lee

#ICYMI TD (Canada) presents The Walrus Talks at Home: Reimagining Resilience—watch Sean Lee’s talk here: youtu.be/Ky_kxk8Obb8

“A lot of past conversations for disabled folks were about showing that we could do it too [...] Disability justice is about asking, ‘What kind of world are we trying to compete in and why are we trying to compete there at all?’” —Sean Lee The Walrus thewalrus.ca/redefining-art…

Great piece from Aaron Broverman in The Walrus on the work of Tangled Art + Disability in creating and celebrating accessible curatorial practices and disability culture as a vehicle for social change. Love this quote from Sean Lee.

It was a delight to interview Sean Lee Tangled Art + Disability on the gallery's vision of #art that 'reflects the expansiveness of the #disability community.' Holland Bloorview TD (Canada) bit.ly/3dHvwiK

BLOOM Blog editor Louise Kinross spoke with Sean Lee at Tangled Art + Disability to understand how they're creating art that exists outside #ableist notions of commercial visual art. Read the interview here: bit.ly/3dHvwiK

"Access is not an end to a mean but a desired part of the culture we live in... Disability arts is telling different stories of a different flavour." -Sean Lee, director of programming Tangled Art + Disability. Read more in this excellent interview: bit.ly/3m1ae4d

Our team was so honoured to receive the Disability Access Award during the City of Toronto 🇨🇦's Access, Equity & Human Rights Awards last week! We couldn't do what we do without the support and innovation of our community. Access is love; you remind us of that every day. Thank you.

Have you heard about #CripRitual? 🖼️ This new exhibition brings together works that look at disability culture featuring artwork by 20+ artists. You can check out the exhibition at the Doris McCarthy Gallery and Tangled Art + Disability until April 1 or online at cripritual.com #UTSC #UofT

.University of Toronto Scarborough art exhibit challenges visitors to view disability differently #UofT 🖼️ uoft.me/7IM

UPDATE: Our Remote Access Party originally scheduled for tomorrow, Friday April 1st, is being postponed. We have been unable to secure all of the access features we would like to have to make this event as accessible as possible, so please stay tuned for the new date!

On May 30 enjoy the Animating Possibilities: A Film Shorts Program, followed by Crip Futures Artist Talk: a virtual discussion organized with the support of Professor elizachandler, & Sean Lee, Director of Programming at Tangled Art + Disability Register at: raffto.ca/events/animati…

TODAY @ 4 PM MDT: Join Sean Lee, faculty for our Banff Artist in Residence Spring 2023 program, for our next Visual Arts Open Talk. Lee is an artist & curator and is currently the Director of Programming at Tangled Art + Disability. FREE! Details 👉 bit.ly/3LJN4fN

Congratulations Sean Lee, Director of Programming at Tangled Art + Disability for winning the G. Raymond Chang Outstanding Volunteer Award! Photo credit Jae Yang. Read more here: torontomu.ca/alumni/events/…

Toronto is known globally for our vibrant arts and culture scene. That's why we've convened a fantastic Advisory Panel to help guide us as we create a new Action Plan for Toronto's Culture Sector. Learn more about how to get involved: toronto.ca/community-peop…