Amanda Cachia

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The (Narrative) Prosthesis Re-Fitted: Finding New Support for Embodied and Imaginative Differences in Contemporary Art

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Teaching

Exhibition and Display Practices

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Teaching

Introduction to Curatorial Practices

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Writing

The politics of creative access: Guidelines for a critical dis/ability curatorial practice

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Writing

The Flesh of the World: An Empirical Turn toward Complex Embodiment

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Writing

Disabling Surrealism: Reconstituting Surrealist Tropes in Contemporary Art

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Curating Access: Disability Art Activism and Creative Accommodation

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Teaching

Museum and Gallery Practices

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Curating Loose Definitions: Inspiration “outside” the Canon

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Disability, Curating and the Educational Turn: The Contemporary Condition of Access in the Museum

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Art History’s Co-Inhabitants: Disabled Artistic Approaches to Indigeneity

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Bearing Gifts: The Myth of Pandora

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Teaching

Contemporary Issues: Accessibility and Disability in Contemporary Art

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Automatisme Ambulatoire: Hysteria, Imitation, Performance

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The Alterpodium: A Performative Design and Disability Intervention

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How can design help the visually impaired?

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Teaching

Ways of Seeing: Introduction to the History of Photography

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Curating

Automatisme Ambulatoire: Hysteria, Imitation, Performance

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Curating

The Flesh of the World

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Writing

Contemporary Disability Art and Institutional Critique – under review with Duke University Press

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Writing

Curating New Openings: Rethinking Diversity in the Gallery

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Teaching

Birth of the Modern

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Map of Blood

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Sweet Gongs Vibrating: The Politics of Sensorial Access

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Along Disabled Lines: Claiming Spatial Agency through Installation Art

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Teaching

Museums & Indigenous People: History and Decolonization

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Curating

LOUD silence

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Curating

Script/Rescript

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‘Disabling’ the Museum: Curator as Infrastructural Activist

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Writing

“The Phenomenology of Vision,” in Second Sight: The Paradox of Vision in Contemporary Art

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“Disability and Contemporary Art” Disability in American Life: an Encyclopedia of Concepts, Policies

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Curating

What Can a Body Do?

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Teaching

Introduction to Visual Culture

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Writing

“Disability Aesthetics: A Pedagogy for Teaching A Revisionist Art History,” in Sex, Identity, Aesthetics: The Work of Tobin Siebers and Disability Studies, edited by Cynthia Wu, Jina B. Kim, Joshua Kupetz, Crystal Lie

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Blind Orientations: Walking, Stumbling and Turning Towards New Points of View

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Teaching

Visual Culture of Health

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Mapping hearing impairment: sound/tracks in the corner space

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Curating

Crip Ecologies: Vulnerable Bodies in a Toxic Landscape