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Hi there and welcome to Quickest Flip! A magazine and online showcase that promotes inclusion in the arts through an ongoing curation of artwork by artists both with and without disabilities.

There are over one hundred progressive art studios throughout the United States supporting the creativity of artists with developmental disabilities. Quickest Flip features art created at these studios alongside artwork by individual artists - highlighting the overlooked intersection between these studios and the contemporary art world.

This is a unique space for artists to reach a wider audience and promote inclusion through sharing their work. It’s a place for all art lovers to discover something new.

Interview with QF: AbleARTSWork Blog

Quickest Flip is facilitated by Jamie Walsh and Ross Shuber. 

Jamie has worked with and advocated for artists with disabilities since 2006. She was Program Director of the OSLP Arts & Culture Program, has worked at Canvas+Clay and Able ARTS Works, and volunteered for Project Onward, Creativity Explored, and Vibrant Palette Arts Center. Ross is a long-time supporter of community arts, a former volunteer at the OSLP Arts and Culture Program, and the current Studio Manager at Vibrant Palette Arts Center.

For general inquiries, please reach us at hello@quickestflip.org

We are a member of Intersection for the Arts. Intersection for the Arts is a historic arts nonprofit that provides people working in arts and culture with fiscal sponsorship and resources to grow.