Rethinking Disability Representation in Museums and Galleries

Rethinking the Representation of Persons with Disabilities in Museums and Galleries (RDR) was a large scale, experimental project which developed new approaches to the interpretation of disability and the representation of disabled people’s lives and experiences in museums and galleries in the UK. It aimed to develop politically aware approaches to interpretation drawing on the social model of disability.

Details

Storage location

Moscow, Garage Library

Collection

Garage Museum of Contemporary Art archive

Subjects

Inclusion and inclusive programs

Keywords

Gallery business, Inclusiveness, History of exhibitions, Museography, Scotland

Editors

Jones Ceri, Dodd Jocelyn, Sandell Richard, Jolly Debbie

Other authors

Hurst Rachel (Article author), Gay Jackie (Article author), Weaver Sophie (Article author), Braby Liz (Article author), Jacques Claire (Article author), Canning Ciara (Article author), O'Neill Mark (Article author), Potter Katie (Article author), Ballard Sarah (Article author), Strauss Melissa (Article author), Ferry John (Article author), Edwards Mark (Article author), Hevey David (Article author), Shawcross Rebecca (Article author), Little Kylea (Article author), Carney Peter (Photo), Sandell Richard (Preface), Jolly Debbie (Preface), Jones Ceri (Preface), Dodd Jocelyn (Preface)

Personalities

Fraser Mat

Type

Book

Place of publication

Leicester

Publisher

University of Leicester

Year

2008

Number of pages

168 pages

Language

English

ISBN

9781898489467

Open stacks or available on request

Available on request

Illustrations

Yes

Bibliography

No

UDC code and author sign

370 Dod

Volumes

1

Information about this publication is also available on the Russian Art Archive Network site

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