Curator-led tour of an exhibition exploring disability in art history, with sign language interpretation.
Date
Thursday 3 December
18:15 – 19:15
Venue
ETH Zürich, Hauptgebäude
Rämistrasse 101, Zürich · Kreis 1
ETH/Universitätsspital · Tram 6, 9, 10
Price
Free
Language
German, Swiss German
Automatically translated from German
The exhibition «(Un)Visible» examines how disability is represented in art history, from Old Masters such as Goya to contemporary artists. Rather than taking a medical perspective, it explores disability as a cultural, social and aesthetic concept. The curator leads this tour with sign language interpretation, making it particularly accessible. The exhibition argues that artists increasingly centre their own disabilities in their work, marking a shift towards new forms of artistic expression and recognition.
Organiser · ETH Zürich
ETH Zürich, Hauptgebäude
Free
Thu 3 Dec · 18:15