Ren Loren Britton is an artist, researcher, activist, and practitionerwhose work focuses on reimagining access, and anti-ableist cultural practices exploring non-normative time, linguistic nonlinear structures, at the intersections of arts, technology and pedagogy holding spaces for diverse temporalities.Questions around disability justice, trans*feminisms are key terms for the work that they do. 

This podcast delves into Radical access:
Access riders
Access servers
And the edges of access.

We also think of
access as feelings,
access as a mood, a-temporal desire.

The podcast also discusses stretching time. The slipperiness of the lived experience, trans*disabled lineages, histories of other past(s), the burden of remembering, the weight of datasets and unforgetting as an act of caring-

Ren Loren Britton also asks how disabled and trans*lineages world-shape their life what it means to organise a caring space safe spaces, unsafe spaces, braver spaces, when no space is fully safe for everyone. And in-between, we read some excerpts, from Ren Loren Britton’s and Constant’s “Collective Conditions”* protocol, to shape and re-imagine other ways of being together.

Listen back to the podcast via the website of Radio Web MACBA.
Or read the transcript, also on the website of Radio Web MACBA.