Cheryl Marie Wade, Queen Mother of Gnarly. Lucie Camous & Étienne Chosson

Step into the defiant energy of California's 1970s crip art movement by unearthing the long-hidden performances of Cheryl Marie Wade. Transformed into an open editing room, this gallery space bridges decades of archived footage with contemporary artistic responses to challenge our perceptions of disability and visibility. It is a rare chance to witness a powerful legacy that the mainstream industry almost forgot to preserve.

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