Join in person or online for our upcoming Access Ideas and Insights panel, Accessible Curation.

Delve into innovative curatorial practices that are shaping new and exciting standards of artistic excellence through commitment to accessibility, diversity and inclusion. Gain valuable insights on the proactive design and integration of creative access into new exhibitions, public programs and festivals. Learn from prominent curators Luke Létourneau and Rilka Oakley as well as producer and comedian Madeleine Stewart. This event will be MC’d by artist, curator and producer Amy Claire Mills.

As part of our Advance Your Career series, we’re partnering with Creative Australia to present the Creative Leadership Program 2024-25.

Are you making a change with your art practice in your collective or organisation? Do you want to develop your skills, knowledge and capacity to practice leadership in the arts and culture sector? Join this valuable online session and find out more about what the program includes, the support available and how you can apply.

Due to high demand, Accessible Arts will be presenting another free Advance Your Career session dedicated to upskilling artists and arts workers with disability or who are d/Deaf on generating Access Riders.

In this online workshop, Michelle Teear will provide a practical overview of what an Access Rider is, how to write one, what to ask for and the kind of language to use.

Due to popular demand, we’re presenting more sessions of our Screen Access & Inclusion Masterclass in 2024.

Our Masterclasses have been developed in consultation with screen professionals with lived experience of disability in order to address attitudinal barriers and enhance diversity and inclusion. This program comprises two dedicated workshops for industry professionals both with and without disability.

Sessions will be held in Sydney and the Gold Coast as well as online.

ArtScreen is a prestigious program supporting artists with disability or who are d/Deaf to develop their creativity and careers through producing new video artworks which are screened at the Museum of Contemporary Art in celebration of International Day of People with Disability. Discover new works by Sofya Gollan and Guy Morgan.

Now in it’s forth year, this exciting visual art project creates unique opportunities and aims to broaden engagement with, and appreciation of, the distinctive insights and skills of artists with disability. These unique and compelling works make an important contribution to the diversity of cultural expression.