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Visual artists and filmmakers with disability are being invited to apply for a new initiative that seeks to create and distribute ‘art of the moving image’ or video art.
Today we acknowledge, honour and celebrate people with disability.
A new professional development program for women with disability.
Over 35 leading figures from Australia's arts, culture, disability and inclusion sectors to take part.
Meet the six artists selected for the 2019 Accessible Arts and Bundanon Trust Artist-in-Residence Program.
Take part in the Arts Activated 2019 Conference and help fast track the process of making the arts in Australia more accessible for people with disability or who are Deaf.
Creative Partnerships Australia provides artists and arts organisations with the tools, skills and resources to flourish. Read more.
Accessible Arts is currently seeking applications from Canberra residents to join the AARTS ACT Advisory Panel
Last day will be 21 August
We are looking for people with lived experience of disability to become Accessible Arts advisors, to work with us on various projects relating to disability, access and the arts.
The Big Anxiety Festival starts this week! With more than 60 events to choose from, you may be feeling overwhelmed, so here's a list of our top picks.
Accessible Arts CEO Morwenna Collett tells us about her recent attendance at the Leadership Exchange in Arts and Disability Conference in the USA.
GU Film House Cronulla is showing open caption film screenings every second Sunday from 27 August 2017.
Our survey closes at 5pm Friday 21 July. Take part and win!
If you attended the recent Sydney Writers Festival or Sydney Film Festival you may recognise this pink and white access symbol.
ATAG is a professional development group for arts and cultural workers committed to improving access in the arts sector.
Sancha Donald, our long-standing CEO, will step down at the end of February.
Give us your feedback online about your experience of Arts Activated 2016 conference 'pathways to practice'.
Early Bird tickets and registration to Arts Activated 2016 is extended to 14 July.
Second Keynote Speaker Announced for Arts Activated Conference 2016
Accessible Arts is pleased to announce the Small Grants recipients for 2016.
Accessible Arts is very excited to announce the recipients of our 2016 Delineate grants!
Sydney Festival Disability Programming Initiative gives production pathway to work by artists with disability
10 women with disability from NSW have been selected to take part in a new Accessible Arts professional development program.
200 DELEGATES & 70 SPEAKERS TO MAKE IT HAPPEN TODAY
Daniel is our new trainee administrator.
We’re calling for expressions of interest for content for our Arts Activated 2019 Conference which will take place in Sydney on August 22 and 23.
The first ACT ATAG for 2019 was held on Friday 15th March in conjunction with this year’s BOLD festival.
Yesterday in the ACT we had a terrific day of Disability Inclusion Training.
More than 40 people from across New South Wales arts organisations came to our final Accessing the Arts Group (ATAG) meeting of the year - our biggest turnout yet!
Thank you very much to everyone who completed our survey and/or was interviewed in June and July 2017 as part of our sector consultation. Below you can read our summary of key findings from the research.
The Accessible Arts residency for Deaf artists is well underway, with all three artists agreeing that they are making huge strides in the development of their projects.
Thanks to Conexu Foundation and Art Gallery of NSW the 2017 Archibald Prize Finalist exhibition is accessible for Deaf and hard of hearing people.
This week our CEO Morwenna Collett is presenting at the Kennedy Center's LEAD conference in Austin.
We hope you enjoy this new film, which follows artist Skye Saxon's creative journey and performance of her work 'The Snowflake Sharman'
750 singers from around Australasia were joined by 17 members of the newly formed Sydney Auslan Ensemble (SAE) for a thrilling performance on 11th June.
Accessing the Arts Group (ATAG) is a professional development group for arts organisations and venues to improve disability, access and social inclusion.
The long weekend theatre workshop for Deaf and hard of hearing kids by the Deaf Arts Network and ATYP.
Our CEO, Sancha Donald's, quarterly arts and disability sector overview
Organisational Pathways keynote speaker announced for Arts Activated 2016 – Pathways to Practice.
Tickets for Arts Activated 2016 – Pathways to Practice have been announced!