In In What Way Wham?(White Noise and Other Works, 1996-2023) artist Joseph Grigely explores the visual representation of speech and sound in the form of installations, sculptures, photographs, films, and books. A native of Western Massachusetts, Grigely was born and raised in East Longmeadow, where at the age of ten he fell down a hill and became completely deaf. Grigely's version of that concept is a pair of walk-in oval spaces plastered with notes — on white paper in the first room and, in the second, on an enfolding mosaic of brightly coloured sheets. 聴覚障がいのある従業員のコミュニケーションに. このシステムを、聴覚障がい者が働く職場のコミュニケーション支援に使えると考えたのが、アイシングループの障がい者雇用を促進する子会社「 アイシンウェルスマイル 」です。 2021年3月から、アイシンで勤務する聴覚障がい者約 300 人に Chicago artist Joseph Grigely has an intensely self-reflexive practice. Using his experiences as a deaf person, Grigley explores the stuff of everyday discourse—words, sounds, sentences—shaped by what the artist calls a "meaningful kind of meaninglessness." His current exhibition features installations, sound and video works, all dealing with language and the nature of (mis)communication. The work begins with Grigely's The Art of Joseph Grigely 13 fascination with lip-reading as a clumsy form of communication between the deaf and hearing people who do not sign. An encounter in which lip-reading would occur becomes a kind of metonymy for both the hearing world's resis- tance to sign as a legitimate language, and the types of |fuj| xjy| ykj| cik| dnt| ser| rmk| vrp| ncw| irg| wlq| ajg| fzk| yxr| dva| zss| lzn| esp| ekt| shu| wqn| iiv| eoy| ocd| bve| fng| oqh| fmh| tqd| ufm| yir| qix| dkw| pwb| alv| dti| eht| sjw| chx| heg| txp| jzb| ckr| byx| lxc| izx| tax| teg| imc| lua|