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From Los Angeles Makery

  1. The Scream by James A. Faulkner, Image 1.

    James A. Faulkner

    The Scream

    Collage

    17 x 14 in

    $800

  2. The Felon's Future by Dellis Frank, Image 1.

    Dellis Frank

    The Felon's Future

    Mixed Media

    12 x 12 x 2 in

    $350

  3. The Ugliness Beneath by Dellis Frank, Image 1.

    Dellis Frank

    The Ugliness Beneath

    Mixed media

    10.5 x 11 x 3 in

    $150

  4. The Impotent State by Advay Mengle, Image 1.

    Advay Mengle

    The Impotent State

    Acrylic on Linen

    27 x 21 in

    $1,200

  5. The Patriarchy by Denise Rudy, Image 1.

    Denise Rudy

    The Patriarchy

    Collage

    24 x 30 in

    $850

  6. The Weight by Nurit Avesar, Image 1.

    Nurit Avesar

    The Weight

    Mixed Media On canvas

    32 x 35 in

    $2,000

  7. This is Not Humanity by Cathy Immordino, Image 1.

    Cathy Immordino

    This is Not Humanity

    Cyanotype, Ash

    17 x 19 x 1.5 in

  8. THE SPIRIT WORLD by Julie O'Sullivan, Image 1.

    Julie O'Sullivan

    THE SPIRIT WORLD

    Acrylic, rhinestones, marker on canvas

    16 x 20 x 1.5 in

    $200

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About the artist

A. Laura Brody

Laura Brody sculpts for the human body and its vehicles. She is the founder of Opulent Mobility, a series of exhibits that re-imagine disability as opulent and powerful. Her art has been shown at ACE/121 Gallery, Art Share LA, Brea Gallery, California State University Northridge, the Charles River Museum of Industry, the Dora Stern Gallery at Arts Unbound, Gallery Expo, Ikouii Creative, the Los Angeles Makery, Westbeth Center For the Arts, and The World of Wearable Art. She is also the co-founder and host of Genius Teatime, a series of talks that explore fascinating folks from all walks of life.

Ms. Brody is a skilled and innovative artist and curator who re-imagines disability as something to celebrate, not fear. Along with her disability arts community she builds opportunities and starts genuine conversations about diversity, access, and inclusion.