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For the first Morphē Arts Make Good event of the year we will be joined by artist Chris Miller, and invited guests, to reflect on how disability is explored in arts practice, and how the visual history of Christianity has affected our perspectives on the body.

7pm for food, 7.30-9pm for the talk.

A hot meal is included in the price of the ticket.

If you have an accessibility issues which you would like to inform us of prior to attending this event please email sarah@morphearts.org

Chris Miller's autobiographical paintings are often versions of famous paintings, but with himself as the subject. His work often uses the visual language of the art of the past to express his condition – replacing famous images with images of his disabled body. He has studied on the MA in Health Humanities at University College London and has exhibited and spoken widely. Including at the South Bank Gallery, Enclave Gallery Deptford, the Royal Academy, the Science Museum, the Wellcome Collection, the Tate Gallery and the Turner Contemporary Gallery Margate.

We recommend these books if you'd like to do some reading before the event, Disabled God By Nancy Eiesland, and In the Beginning There Was Darkness by John Hull

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