Daniel Rodgers is a storytelling artist from the UK.

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Daniel Rodgers is a storytelling artist from the UK.
Despite representing 24 per cent of the population, models with visible disabilities feature in 0.02 per cent of fashion campaigns
How can fashion act as a form of resistance when its obsession with the body beautiful shores up ableism?
Daniel Rodgers
Daniel Rodgers
London Fashion Week AW23, these were your best bits From Paolo Carzana and Talia Byre to Feben and Christopher Kane, we round up the best in show from the AW23 edition of LFW https://www.dazeddigital.com/fashion/article/58264/1/london-fashion-week-aw23-burberry-daniel-lee-trends-models-ian-mckellen?utm_source=Link&utm_medium=Link&utm_campaign=RSSFeed&utm_term=london-fashion-week-aw23-these-were-your-best-bits
Daniel Rodgers
Daniel Rodgers
Productivist ethics assume that productivity is what defines and refines us, so that when human capacities for speech, intellect, thought, and fabrication are not directed to productive ends, they are reduced to mere idle talk, idle curiosity, idle thoughts, and idle hands, their noninstrumentality a shameful corruption of these human qualities. Even pleasures are described as less worthy when they are judged to be idle. And what might be cause for ethical distaste in the case of the individual can, when compounded into a generalized indiscipline, become a threat to the social order. This fear of free time, whether manifested as idleness or indiscipline, should not be underestimated. If nothing else, it can testify to the ways in which models of both the individual and the collective have been shaped by the mandate to work, and continue to be haunted by what [Daniel T.] Rodgers describes as the 'immense, nervous power' of the contrast between work and laziness.
Kathi Weeks, The Problem with Work: Feminism, Marxism, Antiwork Politics, and Postwork Imaginaries