Tomorrow night, Able Zine’s founder Claudia Rose Walder will be guiding a panel talk titled ‘Disabled in Practice, Not Theory’ at the V&A museum as part of their November Late: ’Radical Kinship’, in connection to their current exhibition: Design and Disability.
She will be joined by three artist creatives Christopher Samuel, Zuleika Lebow and Sabrina Tirvengadum, whose work reshapes narratives around disability, accessibility and belonging.
If you’re in London, or would like to tune in virtually, the details and links are below.
The panel will explore how accessibility and opportunity impact our futures as disabled artists and creatives. We’ll discuss systemic barriers to entry and institutional bias, alongside how we can leverage crip wisdom, kinship and imagination to create change and express diverse identities in a world that often demands homogenisation.
Event Details:
- Date: Friday, 28 November 2025
- Time: 18:30 – 22:00 (Panel Discussion begins at 19:45, duration 45 minutes)
- Location: Hochhauser Auditorium, Level 1, Learning Centre, V&A South Kensington, Cromwell Road, London, SW7 2RL (Digital map of the V&A)
- Cost: FREE (First come, first served)
- Live Stream link: vam-ac-uk.zoom.us/j/96329547309
-This event will be BSL interpreted.
Accessibility Information:
- Across the site, BSL assistance, ear defenders, a quiet space, and dedicated access guides will be available.
- The auditorium is wheelchair accessible and has two lifts to the entrance. There will be access stewards in attendance. There are steps to seating in the auditorium so please message us directly or email us if you would like to reserve specific seating (e.g., no stairs, on an aisle seat).
- We kindly request that attendees wear a medical mask if they are able to (complimentary masks are available outside the auditorium). This is to protect our speakers and guests.
There will be a lot of other cool art and activities in the programme with the likes of artists and collectives including, Andrew Omoding, Crip Cinema Archive and Deaf Rave, More information on the Radical Kinship curation and event accessibility click here.
We hope to see you there!
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