PinnedInThe Museum of the Neurodivergent Aesthetic — MONDAbyLennie Varvarides·Oct 19, 2022Our Eyes Are In Our HandsTouching is a form of extended sight.A response icon3A response icon3
PinnedInThe Museum of the Neurodivergent Aesthetic — MONDAbyLennie Varvarides·Mar 30, 2023Dyslexics Play Better and Make More Money — Why?Because imagination is the most advanced human facultyA response icon10A response icon10
PinnedLennie Varvarides·Aug 17, 2021SPACE: Why It Is WeaponizedPersonal essay about needing, finding and freeing spaceA response icon3A response icon3
PinnedInThe Museum of the Neurodivergent Aesthetic — MONDAbyLennie Varvarides·Mar 30, 2023Words, Not WallsMaking Poets out of PovertyA response icon9A response icon9
PinnedInStorymakerbyLennie Varvarides·Mar 10, 2021Why are some of the most well-known writers, Dyslexic?LIKE WHO? …I hear you ask…, well, like Agatha Christie, F. Scott Fitzgerald, W. B. Yeats, Jules Verne, John Irving, Richard Ford, George…A response icon11A response icon11
InARTS o’ MAGAZINEbyLennie Varvarides·May 26Other Screens: Archival Encounters Beyond the CinemaWorking across experimental moving image, archival practice, installation, and visual anthropologyA response icon1A response icon1
InThe Museum of the Neurodivergent Aesthetic — MONDAbyLennie Varvarides·May 25Introducing Digital Art Film, Disability AestheticsOther Screens is a student led film conference looking at how post graduate students are using moving image in their research
InARTS o’ MAGAZINEbyLennie Varvarides·Apr 9InclinationNoun 1: a person’s natural tendency or urge to act, feel in a particular way; a disposition.A response icon2A response icon2
InARTS o’ MAGAZINEbyLennie Varvarides·Mar 23DYSPLAWho is DYSPLA? Read their Personal StatementA response icon2A response icon2
InThe Museum of the Neurodivergent Aesthetic — MONDAbyLennie Varvarides·Jan 25Neurodivergent AestheticsCan cognitive difference create aesthetics?
