Rights Not Charity - Protest Textiles and Disability Activism technology and Chris Kraus and Ann

and Chris Kraus and Ann Rower chat about everything from their influences to what a ‘career’ means as a writer

linguistic diversity

Interwoven gives its authors carte blanche to create content for the magazine whether it takes shape as visuals

more Precious and personal

combining to form a fascinating social mirror of the country over a tumultuous period in its history

Rights Not Charity - Protest Textiles and Disability Activism technology and Chris Kraus and AnnTextiles have long been part of the fabric of disabled peoples lives and history. In common with banners of the womens suffrage movement and trade unions, disabled activists have embraced banners as a form of protest and resistance, communicating messages about identity, pride, unity and justice. Rights Not Charity tells the stories of these banners. Curator Gill Crawshaw explores this history through the protest banners and political artwork of