Colorful mural of four women with different appearances, sitting or standing against a pink background with red stars and blue lines.

CRIP PAINT POWER

CRIP PAINT POWER Left to right: Candace Coleman, Reveca Torres, Sandie (Chun-Shan) Yi, Michelle Garcia (all acrylic on canvas, 2022-2023). Photo courtesy of Sandy Guttman.
  • Pink textured background with the words 'Disability Justice is another word for Love' written in white, with 'Love' in a large handwritten-style font.

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  • A page explaining a project related to feminist art, featuring a photo of a smiling woman with long, wavy, dark brown hair, wearing a black top with crossed straps, large red earrings, and a choker, holding a paintbrush.

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  • A woman with long wavy dark hair, tattoos on her arms, wearing a maroon T-shirt and black pants, sits on a chair against a bright pink background. She holds a cane in her hands and looks at the camera with a slight smile.

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  • A colorful collage with a watercolor sketch of women, and a photograph of four women sitting or standing in front of pink backgrounds, with two of them in wheelchairs. The collage includes quotes and text about feminist representation and activism.

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  • Photo of Candace Coleman, a Black disabled woman with short curly hair, smiling and standing with one hand on a red chair against a pink background. She is wearing a red short-sleeved shirt, black pants, hoop earrings, and layered necklaces.

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  • Two women, one with curly dark hair and the other with dark hair tied in a headwrap, hugging and smiling against a pink background. The woman with headwrap is seated in a wheelchair. The scene is accompanied by a quote from Candace Coleman about interdependence in the disability community.

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  • A person dipping her paintbrush into green paint, sitting in a bright pink chair at an orange table. Paints and a spray bottle are on the table. A quote by Shayda Kafai about compassion and color communities is overlaid on the left side of the image.

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  • A woman with long, dark hair wears a dark green long-sleeved shirt, black pants, and boots. She sat in a pink chair with a paint rag over her arm, working on a painting in her studio. The background shows large, pink curtains, a window, and a canvas with two portraits of women.

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  • Photo of Michelle Garcia, a disabled Latina woman, sitting in a black power chair wearing a red dress and a black shawl with red embroidery, smiling at the camera. The background is bright pink.

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  • Two women, one seated in a wheelchair and one standing, smile and look at each other against a pink background. The seated woman has short hair and wears a dark jacket with red embroidery, while the standing woman has curly hair, wears a green dress with thin straps, and has tattoos on her arms. A quote about caring and support is displayed on the left side.

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  • Close-up of Genevieve's painted rag draped over her left arm, showing many colors of paint, with a visible wrist brace, sitting in a pink chair on a wooden floor. There is a quote overlay from Shayda Kafai about art and displacement.

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  • A woman with curly hair in a dark green long-sleeved shirt is painting on a canvas. The background includes a portrait of a smiling woman sitting in a red dress and a dark curtain.

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  • Reveca Torres, a woman with dark medium-long hair, sitting in a power wheelchair against a bright pink background, smiling at the camera. She wears a red T-shirt and grey jeans, with a video camera mounted to her wheelchair. She is surrounded by pink background with text describing her story.

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  • Two women, one seated in a power chair and the other standing beside her, both smiling against a bright pink background. The seated woman wears a red shirt, and the standing woman wears a burgundy shirt and black pants, holding a blue cane.

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  • Woman with curly dark hair wearing a long-sleeved green shirt, sitting in her studio, working on a painting. Background includes a pink wall with portraits in-progress and various art supplies. Overlay text quotes Mia Mingus about love and liberation.

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  • Close-up of a person's tattooed hand holding a paintbrush and adding red paint to a canvas with a quote overlay.

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  • A woman standing with her hands on her hips, smiling at the camera, against a pink background. She has long dark hair and wears a red dress with a black cardigan.

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  • Two women, Sandie and Genevieve, smile at the camera as they give each other a hug against a bright pink background. Sandie has long black hair and wears a dark red dress with a black cardigan. Genevieve has long dark hair, wears clear-framed glasses, and a burgundy T-shirt with large silver hoop earrings.

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  • An artist with long curly hair, sitting in a pink chair, working on a portrait in an art studio. The studio has bright colors, supplies on a nearby table, and a partially finished painting of a woman with blonde hair, wearing a red dress.

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  • Two women engaged in conversation against a two-tone pink background, one sitting on a stool and the other standing, wearing casual clothing and glasses.

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  • Three women stand in front of a pink background, with two of them posing and one sitting with a camera. The woman on the left, wearing a colorful top and face mask, extends her arms. The woman in the middle, with short dark hair, sits in a wheelchair, wearing a red shirt and smiling. The woman on the right, with long dark hair, wears a burgundy short-sleeved shirt, black pants, and a pink face mask with a transparent section, and stands next to a small table.

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  • A poster with pink and white colors highlighting the principles of disability justice, including a QR code and a web link for more information.

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  • List of social justice statements in pink text on a white background, covering topics including intersectionality, leadership, anti-capitalist politics, cross-movement organizing, recognizing wholeness, sustainability, commitment to cross-disability solidarity, interdependence, collective access, and liberation.

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  • An informational graphic titled "Resources for Advocacy and Allyship" displaying logos, QR codes, and links for various organizations and projects including Access Living, Backbones, Cambio Vidas, and the Disability Culture Activism Lab, with descriptions of each resource.

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  • Page titled 'Further Reading' with a list of book and article references in pink text on a white background, and a section asking 'What does Love look like to you?' with space to draw or write.

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  • A quote by Yung Pueblo written in pink text on a white background discussing true power, compassion, peace, and self-awareness.

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  • Page containing text about a booklet related to community practice and helping relationships, with logos of Disability Culture Activism Lab, Illinois Arts Council Agency, Access Living, Bodies of Work, NIDILRR, Applied Health Sciences, and Ability Lab, on a pink textured background.

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  • Close-up of pink textured fabric.

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