Uploaded August 2024 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Who decides what ‘disabled’ means?
Artist Jason Wilsher-Mills’ work draws on the social model of disability - the idea that society disables us by not accommodating for our different needs.
His free exhibition, open now at Wellcome Collection, shows us a world where the only limits are those of our imagination.
Find out more here: wellcome.info/jason-wilsher-mills
Alt text: A video showing Jason exploring his exhibition and looking at some of the colourful, surreal installations that he designed for the space.
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Who decides what ‘disabled’ means?
Artist Jason Wilsher-Mills’ work draws on the social model of disability - the idea that society disables us by not accommodating for our different needs.
His free exhibition, open now at Wellcome Collection, shows us a world where the only limits are those of our imagination.
Find out more here: wellcome.info/jason-wilsher-mills
Alt text: A video showing Jason exploring his exhibition and looking at some of the colourful, surreal installations that he designed for the space.
Find us on Facebook: facebook.com/wellcomecollection
Threads: threads.net/@wellcomecollection
X: http://x.com/explorewellcome
See us on Instagram: instagram.com/wellcomecollection
#wellcomecollection #jasonwilshermills #contemporaryart #modernart #london #londonexhibitions #londonmuseum #disability #socialmodelofdisability #disabilityinart #health #livedexperience #childhood #painting




![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)


