Navigating Systems of Support: The Double-Edged Sword of Success as a Disabled Artist by Courtney Graham April 28, 2022 · Artists, Chicago Arts Census, Interviews
Riva Lehrer: GOLEM GIRL and Pandemic Portraiture by Courtney Graham November 21, 2020 · Archives, Artists, Featured, Interviews
Counter Balance: Dance, Community, and Legacy by Courtney Graham September 25, 2019 · Archives, Artists, Community, Featured, Interviews
Framing the Body: A Critical Look at Witkin’s Photographic Legacy by Courtney Graham June 13, 2019 · Artists, Essays + Reviews, Exhibitions, Featured
In Our Bodies, Together: Disability Art Showcase and Maker-Space by Courtney Graham April 24, 2019 · Artists, Community, Featured
Locating Your Practice in ‘Chicago Disability Activism, Arts, and Design,’ with Bri Beck by Courtney Graham October 8, 2018 · Archives, Art Design Chicago, Artists, Exhibitions, Featured, Interviews
Advocacy and Accession: Chicago Public Library’s Disability Awareness Month by Courtney Graham July 19, 2018 · Archives, Community, Featured, Interviews
“Radical Hospitality”: Relaxed Performances on the MCA Stage by Courtney Graham March 29, 2018 · Artists, Community, Featured, Interviews
6018North’s Black Out Dinners with The Chicago Lighthouse by Courtney Graham February 12, 2018 · Community, Featured, Interviews
Interpreting Faye Driscoll’s “Play”: The Art of Audio Description and ASL Interpretation by Courtney Graham December 7, 2017 · Archives, Artists, Featured
Matt Bodett’s “Twelve: a series of performative koans” by Courtney Graham September 28, 2017 · Archives, Artists, Featured, Interviews, Poetry + Short Stories
![Image Description: Image of a very dark room, three faint windows can be made out. White text on top of the image says "Black Out Dinners" with a small fork and knife graphic. Photo courtesy of 6018North.]](https://sixtyinchesfromcenter.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/01/blackOutDinner-postcard-ver01-01_big-300x200.jpg)
![[IMAGE DESCRIPTION: a gray-scale photograph of artist, Matt Bodett is shown from the shoulders up, on the left half of the image. The right half contains the words edge, sharp, and mined in a handwritten font, white on a black background; the words are partially erased and/or scribbled out.] Courtesy of Matt Bodett.](https://sixtyinchesfromcenter.org/wp-content/uploads/2017/09/matt-bodett-headshot-300x184.jpg)