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Our monthly newsletter provides information on accessible arts, cultural events, workshops, training opportunities, exhibitions, funding opportunities and seminars that are for, by or highly accessible to people with disabilities in New South Wales, Australia.

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[Delineate Professional Development Day, Don't DIS my ABILITY 2011] Giraffe family, Clarrice Collien, Framing Gravity, Sydney College of the Arts, 2011.
Giraffe family, Clarrice Collien,
Framing Gravity,
Sydney College of the Arts, 2011.

The final edition of Accessible Arts news for 2011 brings with it good wishes for Christmas and the New Year. At the opening of Accessible Arts’ Framing Gravity exhibition, Glenn Barkley, Curator, Museum of Contemporary Art said, “A lot of contemporary art is about something rather than just being something, these works and this show is really a display of something. Accessible Arts and the artists in the exhibition are engaging in something that is very real, that is pragmatic, open and equitable.” This notion expands to all the work being achieved in the arts and disability sector, we thank our supporters and contributors and look forward to working together in 2012.

 

 

 

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