Opinion - europe

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Review: Power and prejudice: some reflections on ‘Blindness’

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Opinion: Urgent Treasure Part 2: Video, Dance and Drag to Change the World

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Interview: Vici Wreford-Sinnott tells her story and chats about her role in the history of disability arts in Ireland and North East England

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Opinion: Surroundings – making connections on the theme of ‘home’

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Opinion: Crip Magazine: An Archive of Pain

Interview: Sanctuary – a film with heart that made history and changed the law

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Interview: Surroundings – a journey into the known

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Review: Into The Light – a journey told from the heart

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Review: The Institute by Vincent Bijlo

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Review: In Touch: international collaboration exploring deaf/blind experience

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Review: Kills on Wheels – a dark comedy that tackles assumptions about disability

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Opinion: Crossing the Line: leaping over barriers

Jane McCormick's 'I Made a Pinch Pot a Day'.

Interview: Jane McCormick: Perfectionists Anonymous

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Interview: The extravagantly abundant artwork of Jenni-Juulia Wallinheimo-Heimonen

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Opinion: ‘Dance and Normality’ IntegrART Symposium 2015

Review: Q.S. Lam: ‘Schizophrenics Can Be Good Mothers Too’