# Georgina Kleege
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georgina kleege (born 1956) is an American writer and Professor of English at the University of California, Berkeley. Kleege was diagnosed as legally blind, with macular degeneration, at age 11. Kleege has written classic essays and memoirs in the field of disability studies on blindness and disability, and teaches a range of classes at Cal Berkeley with a specialization in creative writing and disability studies.
Let's Keep in Touch
Access/Points: Approaches to Disability Arts Part 1: Let's Keep in Touch Youth Workshop Sunday, November 12th, 2017, 12:30-3:30pmVenue: Queens Museum
Let’s Keep in Touch (LKiT) is a multifaceted collaborative project which investigates tactility in the context of art via community dialogue, embodie…
Georgina Kleege
Listen to our conversation with author and academic Georgina Kleege, who discusses some of her experiences with her visual impairment, common misconceptions and her career in writing and academia. She also gives her top tips for those wanting to enter her field.
Speaking Out for the Blind Episode 306- Georgina Kleege
Georgina Kleege is a blind Professor Emeritus of the English Department at UC Berkeley. Georgina has taught Creative Writing, Disability Memoir, and Representations of Disability in Literature courses. She’s written essays about her own blindness and a cultural critique of depictions of blindness i…
S1 Ep1442: Beyond the Visual - Georgina Kleege on Her Closing Keynote Speech
Beyond the Visual, a symposium reflecting on what blindness brings to the experience of art within cultural organisations and beyond was held at Wellcome Collection on Friday and Saturday 21 and 22 October 2022.
Visually impaired and sighted Speakers at the symposium included artists, creative p…
S1 Ep1442: Beyond the Visual - Georgina Kleege on Her Closing Keynote Speech
Beyond the Visual, a symposium reflecting on what blindness brings to the experience of art within cultural organisations and beyond was held at Wellcome Collection on Friday and Saturday 21 and 22 October 2022.
Visually impaired and sighted Speakers at the symposium included artists, creative p…
3. Joe Rizzo Naudi - writer
Here are links to Joe's work:
Black Cane Diary on Substack.
Arts Council England (ACE) funded cane research project.
Video recording of Joe reading his story 'Self Portrait'.
Joe recommended the following:
MORE THAN MEETS THE EYE by Georgina Kleege.
MY PHANTOMS by Gwendoline Riley.
He also …
Parallel 86: An Immigrant in the Country of the Blind
Andrew Leland's memoir "The Country of the Blind" tells a story about his ongoing journey into vision loss. It's also a kind of history of blindness, and blindness technology, with stops along the way to unpack the literary deployments of vision loss by other writers. He talked with me about the bo…
86: An Immigrant in the Country of the Blind
Andrew Leland's memoir "The Country of the Blind" tells a story about his ongoing journey into vision loss. It's also a kind of history of blindness, and blindness technology, with stops along the way to unpack the literary deployments of vision loss by other writers. He talked with me about the bo…
Ep. 72 - Georgina Kleege
Transcript: rmad.ac/AIAe072Georgina is a professor emerita of English at the University of California Berkeley, where she taught creative writing and disability studies. Her collection of personal essays, Sight Unseen, is a classic in the field of disability studies. Essays include an autobiographi…
Georgina Kleege, a writer, scholar, and leading voice in disability studies and the arts
Today, we're honored to welcome Georgina Klieg, a writer, scholar, and leading voice in disability studies and the arts. Georgina is a professor emerita at UC Berkeley and the author of several influential books, including Sight Unseen and More Than Meets the Eye, where she challenges traditional i…
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