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Community and Internet Resources


Disability Experiences:
Art

Disability Experiences: Art is a collection of artists websites that have been submitted by our community or share the personal disability experiences of people with disabilities through their art. This section offers individuals a chance to see other's ideas and thoughts in the form of art. Also, if you wish to submit your own art website, please click on our e-mail or e-mail form below.

New Sign Ability Culture offers culture, arts and entertainment for people with disabilities. Filled with personal stories, poetry, art, design and other cultural expressions by disabled artists.

New Sign Camilleri, Francis is a quadriplegic artist who paints with a brush held in his mouth and shows his gallery of watercolor and oil paintings.

New Sign Disabled Artist/Wheeled Art offers painting of landscapes and flowers in watercolors and oils by disabled artist Tish Holmes, an amateur artist who has arthritis and has suffered from a stroke.

New Sign Mackintosh, Dwight (1906-1999) was institutionalized shortly after his sixteenth birthday. Dwight Mackintosh spent the next 56 years within the walls of various institutions. Obscure clinical sketches reveal a history of psychosis and possible schizophrenia. Whatever the case, Dwight withdrew from the world. Dwight drew pictures that externalized the artist's inner reality. His intense drawings possess a visual authority and an originality that establishes them as significant works of art. Drawing intensely and self-assuredly, on plain white paper, most often with a felt tip pen, this was an artist whose only means of self-expression was derived from an intense preoccupation with the line. Dwight's work has been carefully documented in recent years as the depth and artistic impact of his drawing has been recognized.

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