Doodling and Discussion
Part drawing workshop, part support group, the Disability Drawing Club allows people with disabilities, chronic illness, and mental illness to be unapologetic about their bodies and to broaden representation of disabled people in drawing practices.
No drawing experience necessary!
Sessions are held at ADA accessible spaces. Masks required. Zoom simulcasts are available for people who want to attend but do not feel well enough to come in person the day of the event.
Image Description: Charcoal drawings on a sketchbook. It shows a magic hula hoop around a curly haired stick figure. A graphic, styled like a TV infomercial, advertises a magic hoop for $999. In the upper right hand corner, the phrase “moral injury” has been written down.
Founder
Renée Reizman is an interdisciplinary artist and writer. She coauthors dialogues in diverse communities to study the ways infrastructure shapes our culture, policy, and environment. She currently teaches graphic design and digital art at Pepperdine University and the University of Southern California. She is a 2023-24 California Arts Council individual artist fellow.
Image Description: A woman in her mid-30s with red curly hair. She is fair skinned, wears round, white glasses, and has berry lipstick applied. Her shirt has a pink, purple, and orange geometric pattern on it.
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