Celebrate International Day of People with Disability with World Premiere screenings at the Museum of Contemporary Art, Sydney.

This exciting visual art project features new works by selected artists Robert Sherwood Duffield, Sarah Houbolt and Sue Jo Wright, as well as an existing work by ArtScreen 2020 artist Debra Keenahan.

Screenings will take place on 2 & 4 December. All artworks can be viewed with closed captioning, audio description or Auslan interpreting.

As NSW re-opens, now is the perfect time to reflect on what organisations have learnt from 2021 and discover how you can broaden your audience and strengthen your impact in 2022.

Hear from diverse organisations as they share their learnings and expertise, providing simple and achievable tips on how to enhance the inclusivity and accessibility of your spaces and programs. Join us for this online panel discussion with leading artists from Penrith Performing and Visual Arts, Museum of Australian Democracy and Varuna the National Writers’ House.

This exciting arts leadership initiative puts woman with disability front and centre!  

Produced by Accessible Arts with support from the Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet’s Office for Women, Front & Centre is designed to support women with disability move into leadership positions such as artistic directors, board members and senior positions in programming and management.  

We’re delighted to welcome Liz Martin as our interim CEO!

With over 20 years’ experience working across the Australian arts and disability sector as advocate, musician, producer, project manager, trainer and advisor, Liz is driven to contribute to an arts sector that is authentically representative, diverse and accessible for everyone.