ExhibitionsFinnegan Shannon: Lone Proponent of Wall-to-Wall Carpet
February 9 - August 23, 2020
Finnegan Shannon’s work calls attention to ableism, destabilizing it through humour and subtlety.
The Brooklyn-based artist and activist Finnegan Shannon makes compelling work about disability culture and access, often specifically for disabled audiences. Their practice includes drawings, installations, alt-text, performative events and workshops.
This exhibition features portrait drawings and portable murals and debuts new furniture and cushions that make the gallery a more welcoming and comfortable space. You can listen to the accompanying audio tour of the exhibition here or using the embedded SoundCloud links below.
Finnegan Shannon is a Brooklyn-based artist and activist who makes work about accessibility and disability culture. Visit their website.
Curated by
Heather Anderson and Fiona Wright
Artists in the exhibition
Finnegan Shannon
Credits
Finnegan Shannon’s furniture was produced by the School of Industrial Design and the Azrieli School of Architecture & Urbanism at Carleton University.
