Uploaded May 2025 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
What does it mean to live with your language under threat?
‘1880 THAT’ is a new exhibition by the artists @chrisunkim and @thomasmadertm exploring sign language and the right to communicate.
If language is a home - an essential place of belonging - what's it like for that to be at risk?
‘1880 THAT’ is free and open until November 2025. All works in the exhibition are accompanied by British Sign Language interpretation 🙌
Alt text: In this video, the artists address the camera from inside the gallery: Thomas wears black, and Christine wears a top with a pattern of pink and white cloud-like shapes. A large, hospital-green sculpture hangs from the ceiling behind their heads.
#ASL #art #deaf #justice #signlanguage
What does it mean to live with your language under threat?
‘1880 THAT’ is a new exhibition by the artists @chrisunkim and @thomasmadertm exploring sign language and the right to communicate.
If language is a home - an essential place of belonging - what's it like for that to be at risk?
‘1880 THAT’ is free and open until November 2025. All works in the exhibition are accompanied by British Sign Language interpretation 🙌
Alt text: In this video, the artists address the camera from inside the gallery: Thomas wears black, and Christine wears a top with a pattern of pink and white cloud-like shapes. A large, hospital-green sculpture hangs from the ceiling behind their heads.
#ASL #art #deaf #justice #signlanguage



![What is radical acceptance?
For Dr. Grace Spence Green, radical acceptance isnt about overcoming disability – its about embracing everything that comes with it.
As a doctor, disability activist, and now author, Grace draws on active hope – a concept from @mikaelaloachs Its Not That Radical – to question why things have to stay the same and drive meaningful change.
Her book To Exist as I Am: A Doctors Notes on Recovery and Radical Acceptance is out today ✨
Pick up your copy at Wellcome Collections bookshop 📚
[Alt text: Were watching a video of Grace speaking directly to the camera in our Reading Room – a nice, cosy, space with books, lounge chairs and bean bags. She has long brown hair and wears red lipstick, round yellow glasses, and a sweater-vest-shirt combo. She is sitting in her wheel chair with one leg crossed over the opposite knee.]
#books #medicine #disability #acceptance #doctor What is radical acceptance?](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/yfFMuyTwe2Q/mqdefault.jpg)


