The collective was co-founded by Lo Cleary and Rob Herbert in 2024, alongside its first exhibition Rotten, Rotten, Rotten (Peckham Levels, Peckham, London). The exhibition brought disabled people together in a time where we are expected to be isolated and alone, to find community in the face of austerity.

Joey Hollis
Antonia Atwood
Bobbi Andrews
Holly Barton
bec graham
Indianna McGrath-Clarke
Laura Lulika
Chloe Watts
Dr. Jacqui Lovell
Denis Carr-Murphy
NDACA
Cloud ‘Spike’ Sinclair
Victoria Jamilé-Hernández
Prakriti Pachisia
Martha Womack
Kelly Knox
Juha
Estelle Simpson
Phoebe Kaniewska
Alice Rorrison
Alice Bye
Beau Beaven
Katrina Nellist
Kay Chapman
Arlo Bailey-Evans
Lo Cleary
Rob Herbert

EXHIBITION & PUBLICATION

exhibition poster design by lo cleary

Through open call applications, we showcased 27 artists with work ranging from sculpture, painting, performance, sound, textiles, poetry and film. The show was supported by National Disability Art Collection and Archive, and Disability Action Kollective through access to redisplaying archival zines and posters. The show was supported with the 'Rotten, Rotten, Rotten' publication introducing the exhibitors and their selected works which now serves as an archive and resource for our community.