Robin Tynan aka Skeletonotes
Robin (also known as Skeletonotes) is a disabled queer artist based in Leeds. As well as trying to capture the beauty of the…
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Alisia Casper: sick animals
Here we show some of the colour-saturated computer drawings of Alisia Casper, from the series, This Animal Is Still Sick. Alisia works…
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DISrupt: a collective of disabled artists in Leeds
Exciting news! We have set up a collective of disabled artists in Leeds called DISrupt. This came about following online discussions amongst…
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Jem Clancy: using art to communicate
Jem Clancy is another artist who got in touch after she’d discovered the exhibition. With her graphic style of drawing, she expands the…
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Disability Arts Online
I wrote a blog post about Possible All Along for Disability Arts Online. You can read it here. There has been other articles…
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Getting together
A group of Possible All Along artists met online last week, for an informal get-together, to say hello to each other and share…
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Sandra Wyman, textile artist
Sandra Wyman got in touch on the first day of the exhibition. Another Leeds-based disabled artist, she was keen to be part of…
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Not everyone is online
Do you know anyone who would like to see Possible All Along but doesn’t have access to the internet? There is a…
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Who are disabled artists?
This is an exhibition by disabled artists. I use this term because it’s in line with the social model of disability. The social model…
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Thoughts on the exhibition
I love the variety and scope of this exhibition. It absolutely proves that showing work by disabled artists isn’t limiting or restrictive. Possible…
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