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Artists With Disability Frame Their 2021 Vision With New Online Art Exhibition

9/08/2021

10 artists with disability have joined forces to present a fully accessible online art exhibition which explores how the extraordinary and turbulent events of 2021 have affected them as both artists and people living with disability.
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Arts Activated 2021 Conference Puts Arts & Disability Centre Stage With COVID Spotlight

2/08/2021

The impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on arts practitioners and audiences with disability will be the focus of Arts Activated 2021, one of Australia’s leading arts and disability forums which kicks off next week with over 250 delegates and speakers attending from across Australia and around the world.
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Accessing the Code of Practice

30/07/2021

A consultation meeting hosted by NAVA and Accessible Arts via Zoom 1:00pm – 3:00pm AEST Monday 6 September 2021.
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Changes To Arts Activated 2021 Format & Schedule

23/07/2021

While the current COVID situation across the country may be stopping many things we love, it’s not stopping Arts Activated 2021 which kicks off in just over 2 weeks. 
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New Western Sydney Residency Program Launched For Artists With Disability

16/07/2021

Application Deadline Extended to Friday 27 August!

Applications are now open for a new residency program at the Newington Armory for artists with disability. The facilities provide a range of options for artists with disability to focus on creating art as well as developing their creative practice and we’re delighted to be working with the Sydney Olympic Park Authority to deliver this valuable opportunity for artists with disability to explore and develop their creative potential.
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Acclaimed First Nations Artist S.J. Norman Heads Ups Final Program For Arts Activated 2021 Conference

9/07/2021

S.J. Norman – one of Australia’s most intriguing creative forces – has been announced as the opening keynote speaker at next month’s Arts Activated 2021 conference, Australia’s leading arts and disability forum.

Project Manager, Disability & Culturally Diverse Internship Program

8/07/2021

We’re currently recruiting for a Project Manager for a new Disability & Culturally Diverse Internship Program we’re developing.
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Mable To Support Prestigious Residency Program For Artists With Disability

7/07/2021

We’re thrilled to announce that disability support provider Mable will help finance this year’s Accessible Arts and Bundanon Trust Artist-In-Residence program.
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Top UK Arts & Disability Advocate Announced As Keynote Speaker For Arts Activated 2021 Conference

21/06/2021

Suzanne Bull MBE – one of the world’s premier advocates for advancing access and inclusion in arts and culture for people with disability – has been announced as one of several high-profile international speakers at the upcoming Arts Activated 2021 conference, Australia’s leading arts and disability forum.
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2021 Bundanon Residency Program Set To Develop Creativity And Careers Of 5 Artists With Disability

8/06/2021

Applications are now open for the 2021 Accessible Arts and Bundanon Trust Artist-In-Residence Program which will provide a prestigious creative and career development opportunity for up to five (5) artists with disability from NSW and the ACT.