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"She Looks Like Me"
The unpleasantly crowded documentary “She Looks Like Me,” from director Torquil Jones, is weighed down by too much story. It’s almost like two movies in one, and it would’ve worked so much better if Jones had elected to reveal his narrative in two separate projects. The film features a genuinely incredible true account of interesting subjects with a connection that’s unbelievable, but Jones…
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Museum Angerlehner - 10 Jahre zeitgenössische Kunst
In Kürze wird die neue Publikation „Museum Angerlehner – 10 Jahre zeitgenössische Kunst“ präsentiert: 83 Ausstellungen, zahlreiche Kunstgespräche und Workshops, unzählige besondere Momente. Die Publikation schließt nahtlos an den Katalog „Museum Angerlehner – Die ersten fünf Jahre“ an und dokumentiert 35 Ausstellungen der letzten fünf Jahre. Das Kunstbuch gibt ebenso einen umfassenden Einblick…
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As a gymnast born without legs, Jen Bricker grew up idolizing Olympic gold-medalist Dominique Moceanu from afar. Her discovery that they are long-lost siblings shines light on the complicated interplay of genes and environment in the creation of athletic prowess.
Dominique Moceanu and Jen Bricker photographed in Gymnastics Olympica in Los Angeles for Psychology Today magazine.
"Decaturian" newspaper Interview
It was so flattering to be interviewed by the wonderful Ruby Rose Porter for an article about my life changing trip and performance with the incomparable Jen Bricker in Hollywood, CA for the "Decaturian" newspaper. Thank you for thinking of me and for your sincere interest in my story! I'm truly humbled.
I think it's super important to have other disabled perspectives on my blog (even if, like Jen, they don't view themselves as disabled.) I think it's important to realize that there are so many different types of disabled people.
Get inspired!
The gymnast and acrobat with no legs. I love how she says she isn't disabled, and obviously knows that to be true.
Watch the video here.
