From left, Laurel Lawson, Jerron Herman and Alice Sheppard, rehearsing Kinetic Light’s “Wired,” a dance work that can also be experienced through audio description. Credit Nina Westervelt for The New York Times People with disabilities report exclusion and inaccessibility at The Shed in NYC I am an unabashed lover of Disabled & Deaf artists. One
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After a year stuck in rural Florida, on December 27, 2021, I finally got on the road in a stripped down white hightop van. I had an empty shell. I put in a bed, rudimentary toileting system, a 12 volt fridge and a solar generator. I drove the van from Florida to Arizona mostly along
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ONE YEAR ANNIVERSARY! Wow! Year in review: Parked the entire year in Chiefland, Florida. A small rural town where the only delivery services are Walmart and one pizza shop. And no one wears masks because, according to the locals, “the government is trying to control us and make us afraid with all that made up
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These first few months on the bus flew by. I kept intending to write a blog post to keep you all updated but there were so many surprises There’s an expression in many cultures but I’ve heard it as “people plan and God laughs.” I’m one of those people that thinks that because I
On November 9th I finally got on the road. David drove me from West Coast to East Coast in six days. One of my favorite photos is in Texas. A huge building with a large sign “Shelton Fireworks.” Over the wide entrance doors is a huge banner “No Smoking”. The need for the big banner
