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'''Disability art''' is a movement that focuses on the creative expression of people with [[disabilities]]. It is a form of [[art]] that challenges societal norms and perceptions about disability, and seeks to redefine the concept of 'normal'. Disability art is often used as a tool for advocacy, empowerment, and self-expression.

== History ==

The disability art movement emerged in the late 20th century, alongside the broader [[disability rights movement]]. It was initially a response to the marginalization and stigmatization of people with disabilities in society and the art world. Artists with disabilities began to use their work to challenge these attitudes and to assert their identity and rights.

== Characteristics ==

Disability art is characterized by its focus on the lived experience of disability. It often explores themes such as identity, embodiment, and the social and political aspects of disability. The work can take many forms, including [[visual art]], [[performance art]], [[literature]], and [[film]].

== Impact ==

Disability art has had a significant impact on society and the art world. It has challenged traditional notions of beauty and aesthetics, and has broadened the scope of what is considered 'art'. It has also played a key role in the disability rights movement, helping to raise awareness and change attitudes towards disability.

== Notable Artists ==

There are many notable artists who have contributed to the disability art movement. These include [[Chuck Close]], a painter who has a spinal cord injury; [[Frida Kahlo]], who had polio and a spinal cord injury; and [[Yinka Shonibare]], who has a physical disability.

== See Also ==

* [[Disability in the arts]]
* [[Disability culture]]
* [[Disability studies]]

== References ==

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[[Category:Disability culture]]
[[Category:Disability rights]]
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