Laurel Lawson and Alice Sheppard are back to back on a wooden ramp in their wheelchairs, each extending an arm sideways toward the camera. Mirrors of each other, their heads tilt back in a moment of soft touch. Laurel is a white dancer with cropped blue hair and Alice is a multiracial Black woman with coffee-colored skin and short curly hair; they wear shimmery sleeveless costumes.
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It takes considerable resources to create and perform art the way Kinetic Light likes to do it: daring, immense, and always accessible. As our organization grows, we have launched programs that support, celebrate, and create opportunities for other disabled artists.

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A vertical stack, Alice balances atop Laurel's chair, backs parallel to the ground and arms and legs reaching. An empty chair rests upturned in the foreground; completely surrounding the black marley floor, a packed, diverse, and masked audience leans in. All around are the busy walls of a museum gallery. Photo Adonis Brown
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