VSA presents a conversation with Aimee Mullins as part of "Redefining Disability: Body as Art"

From VSA:

Redefining Disability: Body as Art

VSA presents a conversation with Aimee Mullins on innovative thinking, art, and disability. The discussion will be moderated by Kristen Hileman, curator of contemporary art at the Baltimore Museum of Art.

Oct 28, 2010
7:30pm
The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, Atrium
1 hour

About the Program
Aimee Mullins is a record-setting track star, a fashion muse, a magnetic film presence, and innovator. She is also the owner of more than a dozen pairs of prosthetic legs, many of which have been exhibited in museums. By challenging the conventional ideas of disability and beauty, Mullins boldly re-imagines the body’s physical and artistic potential.

Several of Mullins’ prosthetic legs—including an intricately carved wooden set designed by the late fashion designer Alexander McQueen—will be on display the evening of the talk.

Free with reservations. RSVP to Liza Key, efkey (202) 628-2800, ext. 3896@vsarts.org