Renay is a disabled, artist, activist, creator and proud Biripi – Dunghutti woman. She and her work (in all it’s forms) aims to defy the imposed colonial boundaries, push toward disability justice, abolition, and share a staunch intersectional perspective.
Artist
Renay Barker-Mulholland
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