The Politics of Wildness, Play and Disability

Sarah Hopfinger

The Politics of Wildness, Play and Disability

Research output: Contributions to conferences › Paper

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Making Routes was a unique creative partnership between theatre venue Battersea Arts Centre (BAC), visual arts venue South London Gallery (SLG) and inclusive adventure playground Oasis Play. Eight disabled and non-disabled artists worked across the three venues, collaborating with disabled and non-disabled children and young people to explore and develop ideas and creative practices based on the meeting of play and the artist’s discipline. For my project, Wild our Way, I collaborated with children from the three venues, bringing performance, dance, visual arts and play together. In this talk, I reflect on key moments of learning from the project, where this learning relates to the politics of inclusion, visibility, play and creative practice.

Original language	English
Publication status	Published or Performed - 15 Feb 2020
Event	The Power of Inclusive Play - Wellcome Collection - Wellcome Collection, London, United Kingdom Duration: 15 Feb 2020 → … https://wellcomecollection.org/events/Xhia_hAAACYAR9NJ

Conference

Conference	The Power of Inclusive Play - Wellcome Collection
Country/Territory	United Kingdom
City	London
Period	15/02/20 → …
Internet address	https://wellcomecollection.org/events/Xhia_hAAACYAR9NJ

Making Routes: Wild Our Way
Hopfinger, S. (Performer), 2017
Research output: Performances, compositions and other non-textual forms › Performance

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Making Routes: Wild Our Way

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