A free paper in collaboration with Webdia that introduces artworks by people with disabilities engaged in artistic activities all over Japan and the culture surrounding them.

The special feature of this issue is "Storytelling: Listening, Telling, and Retelling."
We will introduce initiatives such as Carthusia, a Milan-based publishing company that uses the power of story to support children facing difficult times, and Theater Network Ehime, a Matsuyama-based NPO that transforms auditory and visual hallucinatory experiences into creative works and shares those experiences.
We explore the possibilities of expressive activity as a methodology for updating oneself by getting to know others beyond one's imagination.

*PDF version available here (link to DIVERSITY IN THE ARTS official website)
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