Jennifer wins an Arts, Culture & Heritage Award 2024

Terence Wilde gets shortlisted and wins a prize in the inaugral Cass Art Prize 2024

Andrew Paul Woolbright writes on the new Campus space that features Shinichi Sawada in upstate New York

British Council and Disability Arts Online commission Jennifer to write a snapshot on visual arts and disability in the UK for a new publication in 2024.

Jennifer Gilbert writes for Art UK on disability representation in galleries museums in 2024.

Michael Orr writes for Corridor8 about the access standard for Kaleidoscopic Realms being 'the minimum benchmark for art to become all inclusive.'

Mark Sheerin writes for Disability Arts Online about how ‘hard to resist’ Kaleidoscopic Realms really is.

In November 2023, Jennifer interviewed Shetland artist Joyce Davies as part of her ‘Da Broken Parts’ print exhibition in Aberdeen.

In early 2024 Nishinippon Shimbun wrote an article for The Japan Times about Japanese artist Yoshihiro Watanabe, his work, and how the work of disabled artists is viewed in Japan.

Lisa Slominski reviews To all the Kings who have no Crowns in Raw Vision issue #110, stating “This multi-media exhibition -including the petite sculptures by Pradeep Kumar and the nearly 300 cm pastel drawing by Eric Derochette - considers a conceptual connection through exploring process and production.”

Vivienne Roberts reviewed Prismatic Minds in issue #109 of Raw Vision magazine, stating “This groundbreaking event immediately caused a sensation on the street when artist Misleidys Francisca Castillo Pedroso's lifesize cut-out figure of a bodybuilder was placed in the gallery window.”

ART UK features Jennifer Lauren Gallery talking about their work with self-taught and disabled artists, alongside highlighting the incredible work in a show she curated at Carl Freedman Gallery

Ocula Magazine features Margate exhibition ‘To all the Kings who have no Crowns’

New digital platform Art et al. features with an interview in The Double Negative

With Project Art Works nominated for the Turner Prize in 2021, and growing institutional interest, the art world is waking up to "outsiders" but advocates fear their exploitation. Tess Thackara writes for The Art Newspaper.

During Prismatic Minds in August 2021, I was interviewed by Limna - the AI-powered Art Advisor in your Pocket.

Interview featuring Yoshihiro Watanabe and his mother in ‘Diversity in the Arts Today’ in Japan from 2019

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