Kimberley Burrows is a blind, abstract expressionist artist from Salford, Greater Manchester whose artistic voice has evolved with her sight loss. Her practice marries painting, printmaking and poetry, utilised as a therapy tool to process and explore themes of complex trauma, mental health, disabled identity and grief. Burrows paints sensitively, intuitively and from a position of vulnerability through a blind lens. The creative process is a method of direct communication between her fractured heart and mind. Painting is a powerful cognitive experience capitalising on all of her other senses beyond sight. Burrows uses all parts of her body as a vessel in an immersive and visceral performance, to create evocative visual language and to interrogate muscle memory, spatial awareness and surface quality.
Kimberley Burrows
Making Art Galleries and Museum Spaces Accessible for the Visually Impaired
How might we support galleries and museums to be more accessible and inclusive towards visitors with visual impairments?
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