UVM Center on Disability & Community Inclusion

Here's a short clip from our most recent episode of Green Mountain Disability Stories, featuring Vermont artist and photographer Karen J. Lloyd, of Karen J. Lloyd's Nature Heart Studio. In this clip, she talks about how Lyme Disease has changed her life, and her relationship with art.

You can get the full episode here: go.uvm.edu/green-mountain-disability-stories

In Episode 33 of Green Mountain Disability Stories, we welcome artist and photographer Karen J. Lloyd. She talks with Inclusive Arts Vermont's Heidi Swevens about coming to terms with incorporating disability into her identity, how Lyme Disease changed her life, and a painting by Lloyd that is part of Inclusive Arts Vermont's CYCLES exhibit: an image of a red-and-gold phoenix on a tranquil blue background.

Karen graduated from the UVM College of Arts & Sciences at the University of Vermont in 2004, with departmental honors.

The CYCLES exhibit has been on tour around Vermont for the past year, and is being displayed at CDCI's offices in Mann Hall on the University of Vermont campus, in Burlington, Vermont through May 2025.

You can find more of Karen's art and photography over at Karen J. Lloyd's Nature Heart Studio.