From chronic conditions to questions of access and care, artists are challenging ideas about health and the body
An unmade bed is introduced as βthe dominating character of this seriesβ and later described as an extension of the narratorβs body, an extra limb. βNo one knows me better than my bed,β the voice tells us. Prowseβs film is one example of the ways in which access is rendered a poetic material β as well as a frequently frustrating limit β by artists in the show. In late-stage capitalism that fetishizes productivity while actively producing health poverty, it is often the case that no amount of institutional access is enough.















