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Wavelength: Alice Sheppard

Alice Sheppard, a coffee-skinned multiracial Black woman with short curly hair, reaches her arms overhead. Her silver crutches extend her reach even further, crossing just above her hands. They glint under the stage light, along with her wheelchair and golden long-sleeved costume. Her eyes are closed as she takes in the moment. Photo by Mengwen Cao, during a performance of Where Good Souls Fear.

Alice Sheppard, a coffee-skinned multiracial Black woman with short curly hair, reaches her arms overhead. Her silver crutches extend her reach even further, crossing just above her hands. They glint under the stage light, along with her wheelchair and golden long-sleeved costume. Her eyes are closed as she takes in the moment. Photo by Mengwen Cao, during a performance of Where Good Souls Fear.

Wavelength: Alice Sheppard

Tuesday, Nov 30

12:00 PM–1:00 PM

Image description: Alice Sheppard, a coffee-skinned multiracial Black woman with short curly hair, reaches her arms overhead. Her silver crutches extend her reach even further, crossing just above her hands. They glint under the stage light, along with her wheelchair and golden long-sleeved costume. Her eyes are closed as she takes in the moment. Photo by Mengwen Cao, during a performance of Where Good Souls Fear.
Wavelength is an online lecture series that is a collaboration between VCUarts, the ICA, and VCUarts Qatar. A dynamic group of artists, designers, curators and scholars have been invited to share their work with the VCU communities in Richmond and Doha as well as the general public.

 

ASL interpretation and CART (Communication Access Realtime Translation) will be provided during this event. 

 

Alice Sheppard is the founder and artistic lead for Kinetic Light, a project based ensemble, working at the intersections of disability, dance, design, identity, and technology to create transformative art and advance the intersectional disability arts movement. Through nuanced investment in the histories, cultures, and artistic work of disabled people and people of color, Kinetic Light promotes intersectional disability aesthetics as a creative force and access as an aesthetic critical to the creative process and not a retroactive accommodation.

Alice Sheppard, a multi-racial Black woman with coffee-coloured skin, blonde, copper, and red striped curly hair gazes towards the camera. She wears a black shirt; her face rests in the palm of her face, her elbow sits on her thigh, and a gold necklace gleams at her neck. Photo by Beverlie Lord.

ALT TEXT: Alice Sheppard, a multi-racial Black woman with coffee-coloured skin, blonde, copper, and red striped curly hair gazes towards the camera. She wears a black shirt; her face rests in the palm of her face, her elbow sits on her thigh, and a gold necklace gleams at her neck. Photo by Beverlie Lord.

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