
ALT Black and white photographs from various parts of the disability rights movement. Some depict the Capitol Crawl, Judy Heumann, and other groups of protestors with signs. One large banner reads “Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere - Martin Luther King Jr.” Large centered text reads “Celebrating 34 years of the ADA, July 26th”

ALT Four works of art hung on a white wall. The first piece is a green abstract painting, followed by a black & white photograph featuring a woman in a power chair, the third piece is a multi media piece made using mirrors, magazine clippings and old jewelry, last in the line up is a red abstract acrylic painting

ALT a photograph of 2 art pieces in black frames hanging on a white wall. On the left is a painting made of shades of blue, green, orange and white, the brush strokes create a circular pattern much like a kaleidoscope. The piece on the right is a grid of bright and colorful portraits of disabled people. Each portrait is a mix of vibrant colors and patterns

ALT Arts Access North Carolina Artist Link Project Pop-up Exhibit and Art Market, Every third Friday, 6 PM to 8:30 PM, Durham Marriot City Center, 201 Foster Street, Durham. Third Fridays in Durham! Stop by our pop-up exhibit featuring Artist Link Project Artists. An illustration of a person with long hair using a wheelchair, painting on a canvas on a desktop easel. Colorful abstract shape background






![[ID- a graphic for an artist talk with Em Kibler and Wiley Johnson. Featuring a photograph of each of their paintings. Em’s painting depicts colorful hands showing a motion of stimming. Wiley’s painting is a rectangular abstract piece with bright green, red, white, and blue brush strokes]](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GP-bHqzW8AA5tBv.jpg?name=small&format=webp)









