Visual Vernacular is a form of physical and visual expression that is becoming popular among Deaf communities in Europe and the US. Deaf people in China are getting on the bandwagon as well. Watch the video to find out why it is so important for us to learn and use in our cultures! (captioned) https://joelbarish.com/video/visual-vernacular-the-art-of-expression/ Chinese Subtitles: https://joelbarish.com/video/chinese-visual-vernacular-the-art-of-expression/ | Joel Barish

Justin Perez, a fifth generation deaf person, travels around the country teaching classes and workshops about a type of performance art called Visual Vernacular. Read more about his story here: https://www.apr.org/post/visual-vernacular-different-kind-storytelling Watch the deaf and hard of hearing version here: https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=527071328109742 | Alabama Public Radio

My visual vernacular storytelling from Justin Perez’s VV UNDERGROUND Night! Enjoy it! #VVUnderGround #Deaf #VisualVernacular | Dack Virnig