Design and Disability

Natalie D Kane is a curator and writer based in London, UK.
They are Curator of Digital Design at the V&A within the Art, Architecture,
Design and Photography Department. With the V&A, they curated the official
U.K. pavilion at the 2018 London Design Biennale, and the official U.K.
pavilion at the 2019 XXII Milan Triennale, showing the work of Forensic
Architecture. Natalie is on the Advisory Board for the Society for Computers
and Law and was a 2019 recipient of an Art Fund New Collecting Award.

Reuben Liebeskind is a researcher, writer, and curator from
East London. Their background is in visual culture, carceral studies, and
community engagement. They are currently an Exhibition Research Assistant at
the V&A, having previously worked on the program team at Grand Union
Gallery. Their work has been presented at the 5th International Conference for
Carceral Geography and published in Third Text, The Funambulist, and Framing
the Penal Colony.