Each of the schools and community groups selected will work with one of our disabled artists to enhance their learning experience on this project. Read all about the artists and their work here. To find out more about the project and the communities involved visit the Stories from Buckinghamshire page here
In her spare time Kay Ashton MBE is a podcaster & vlogger, she talks about living with a disability and interviews others about their 'Love, Life & disABILITY' Read more
Caroline works collaboratively as well as individually to tell stories of lived experience from disability and feminist perspectives. Read more
Greta has an MFA from the Slade School of Art, London, her work explores space and architecture and the seemingly mundane ignored areas of our buildings, towns and cities. Read more
Jessica uses photography, video and performance to record her body and observe how people experience and react to her disability. Read more
Tony Heaton is a sculptor who works in a variety of materials including discarded objects which he revisits and reinvents often to inform themes around disability and identity. Read more
Paulina Porwollik is a professional contemporary dancer who has worked with Candoco, a professional dance company for disabled and non-disabled dancers. Read more
Ellen Renton is a poet, performer, and theatre maker from Edinburgh. While always keeping poetry at its heart, her work varies in form. Read more
Clarke explores Braille as a visual language, making it accessible to people who can see, by giving them the tools to decode the patterns that represent the letters of the alphabet. Read more
Jess Starns is an artist whose creative process is participatory, collaborative and inclusive with a focus on disability and neurodiversity. Read more
Teri is a design historian, who is dedicated to exploring the history of objects and their broader historical context. Read more
Robin Surgeoner, AKA Angryfish, is a poet, musician, songwriter and storyteller. He's also a Paralympian, who competed at 3 Paralympic Games, winning 9 gold medals in swimming. Read more
Kristina Veasey is a visual artist, fascinated by detail and drawn to the things most people pass by. She is also a Paralympian who competed at 2 Paralympic Games in wheelchair basketball. Read more