Review: Christopher Samuel, Watch Us Lead - an ecclesiastical antidote to erasure

Disability Arts Online's magazine as audio
03/09/2025 8 min Episodio 7
Review: Christopher Samuel, Watch Us Lead - an ecclesiastical antidote to erasure

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Watch Us Lead is a new permanent exhibition by Christopher Samuel at Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery, combining interviews with disabled people of colour based in the region with stained glass and drawings by Samuel which bring the stories to life. Written and read by Ashokkumar Mistry. Read the article here.

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