Upside Down Chronicles

By Imogen Kate

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Assistance Dog Awareness

Imogen Talking to a group of professional looking people who are sitting on beanbags listening. Everyone has conference lanyards around their necks

Workshop Facilitation

Imogen stands on stage in front of a large projection screen that says York Disability Pride she is holding a microphone

Commissions, Performances and Public Speaking

A rainbow background shows the symbols of many different genders. Two mice hold hands facing eachother. Text reads: 'love is love. It's just that simple.'

Love is Love

Art

Drawing of A man with a moustache

Cecil Moon

Art

Two mice sail in the sea in a tea cup. The cup is filled with pieces of cheese, a map, a compass and a sail

The Great Adventure

Art

PD: Mouse has on some multi coloured wings. Text reads “but what if you fly?”

What if You Fly?

Art

Cartoon drawing of two dogs, both labradors, one yellow and one black. They wear superhero capes. Text reads "Sometimes Heroes Have Four Paws'

Heroes with Four Paws

Art

A cartoon portrait of Nobel Prize Winner Malala Yousfazi

Malala Yousafzai

Art

My God you are alive

My God,You Are Alive.

So Called Safe

So Called Safe

Brown Paper Envelopes

Brown Paper Envelopes

in the moment

In The Moment

freedom beat the fear

Freedom Beat The Fear

Humans sometimes look like us

Humans Sometimes Look Like Us

A small whiteboard with rainbow edges reads 'Artist in Residence, Come and say Hi'

York Explore Libraries Residency

Work is displayed in frames on tables in a well lit room in an art gallery

Arts Award Groups

A wall full of brightly coloured art work

Disability Arts Creative Youth Network (DACY)

Hearing The Voice DU

Three people including green haired Imogen work on a giant canvas attached to the wall

Visual Minuting

Mouse lies on their stomach with their head propped up by their hands. In front of them is a laptop and an open book. There are stacks of books surrounding Mouse. Out of the window it is raining.

Loving to Learn

Mouse has two ghosts, one blue and one purple holding either end of a tangled mass of red wool. In the tangle is the word "memories'. Mouse and the two ghosts look forlorn.

Memories

What Anxiety feels like. A Mouse sits anxiously on a char. Text surrounding mouse says: "Headache", "Too Hot", "Tears", "Can't give eye contact", "Excessive saliva", "Tingly hands", Heart rate up", "Wobbly legs", "tingly feet", "wanting to escape", "Needing the toilet more", "Muscle tension", "Feeling sick", "Sound sensitivity", "What if?", "headache".

What Anxiety Feels Like

Mouse stands beneath a golden cloud labelled hope. Tiny multicoloured raindrops come from the cloud and fall around Mouse leaving rainbow drops on the floor. Mouse has their arms outstretched and is looking up in awe.

Hope

drawing. On a yellow background a dark pink old fashioned telephone with a spin dial rings. Underneath it is labelled ‘voice of reason’ a speech bubble on the left says ‘Nah not today’.

Voice of Reason

a line drawing of a fingerprint. each line in the pattern is a different colour. Text forms within the lines of the fingerprint pattern reading: ‘A person’s symptoms are as individual as their fingerprint. Make no assumptions.”

Fingerprint

Cartoon mouse rides on a large carp fish underwater. the caption reads 'magic carp-et'

Magic Carp-et

a drawing of four brown conkers. Handwritten text reads ‘you can Conker this’.

You Can Conker This

A girl kneels on the floor. She wears a long sleeved green top with denim dungarees. She has pink and grey socks and long brown hair that reaches the floor as she sits on her feet. A mouse is perched on her shoulder running a large comb through her hair while a mouse on the floor begins to plait her long hair. Another tiny mouse supervises. Text reads ‘It’s okay to need help’.

It’s Okay To Need Help

An LGBT progress flag with brown, black and trans stripes is written on. It reads: “Here’s to the not-so-sure. The googlers. The online quiz takers. The ‘just a friend’. The thinkers. The actors. The ones who lost family. The ones who lost and found themselves. Beautiful, queer, you. This flag is for you too.”

This flag is for you.