I wanted to share the work of Molly Joyce.
Her most recent album, Perspective, features forty-seven disabled interviewees responding to what access, care, and interdependence mean to them.
Praised by Pitchfork as “a powerful work of love and empathy that underscores the poison of ableism in American culture," the project has seen multiple formats, ranging from in-person installation, dance performance, to virtual and interactive talkbacks.
Molly is a composer, performer, and recording artist currently based in New York. She explores disability through composition, performance, and community engagement and holds a Master of Arts in Disability Studies from the City University of New York.
You can listen to Perspective wherever you stream music.
Check out Pitchfork's review of the album.
Molly Joyce discusses all things Perspective in an interview below.
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