Natalie Wright, @uwsohe PhD candidate in Design Studies and Smithsonian Fellowship recipient, aims to recognize and elevate the designers who have committed to designing for people with disabilities: https://t.co/S22O9jpgsR
Congratulations to @uw_cdmc PhD candidate @wright__natalie, who won a Smithsonian @americanart fellowship for her study of clothing made for disability in the post-war United States.
https://t.co/pjXrOVWVzq
@UWMadison@uw_cdmc@americanart Thank you so much!! This wouldn't have been possible without the support of many amazing @UWMadison faculty members, that's for sure!
@IsabellaRosner@pookandpook Also, love these carved cake boards: https://t.co/in3LPmiaRY which help to make the point that other kinds of carving should be included in shows about that technique besides just furniture and architecture (and I'd also include carving for textile and paper printing)
@LangeAlexandra But Alexandra I feel like if the person knows your work at least a little bit there is no way - no way - that they will think you don’t have anything going on! You’re so productive!! And prolific!! And everything you do is amazing!
@IsabellaRosner I just had the exact same feeling from a discussion I just had with scholars I was starstruck to meet - I used the same words - totally vibrating with excitement!! It’s the best feeling!
@elizejackson 100% also I saw recently that Amy Schumer spoke publicly about having trich. I looked down at the comments on the article I was reading with that info and wow...it reminded me what a shitty place the internet can be. Probably shouldn't have been surprised by the gross remarks.