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Artist Julian Gray describes himself as a ‘spoonie’ - someone living with a chronic illness, and he has been working with a group of disabled and non-disabled people to develop this board game. It takes the theme of ‘translations’ and creates situations where you'll need to decide which activities are worth spending your limited amount of energy on, in an attempt to finish the game with the most happiness.
This print and play game is designed for everyone to take part, spoonie or otherwise!
So, roll the dice, do a task and see what 'happiness points' you can earn.
Images of the Game of Spoons game printed out.
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What will it be? Game of Spoons will be a game that you can download and print at home.
Supported by Unlimited, celebrating the work of disabled artists, with funding from Arts Council England.
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