Our disability-led Music Access and Inclusion Masterclass program has been developed to upskill artists, employers, venues and festivals to better understand and respond to access requirements.

Discover practical solutions for access barriers and increase representation of musicians with disability at festivals, gigs and on air.

FREE workshops for people both with and without disability or who are d/Deaf.

Join us in person or online for Wellbeing Through Art 2025, presented by Accessible Arts and the Art Gallery of NSW in celebration of Women’s Week 2025.

Keynote speaker Em Rusciano will be joined by contemporary artist Hiromi Tango, comedian Bec Charlwood, clinical psychologist Jane Miskovic-Wheatley and Art Gallery of NSW senior curator of contemporary Australian art and Brett Whiteley Studio, Beatrice Gralton, as we discuss the myriad benefits of art in an engaging exploration of health, wellbeing and diverse creative expression.

FREE event – Registrations Required

Applications are now open for the 2025 Next Level Creative Mentorship Program.

This exciting program has expanded to support writers, musicians, dancers, choreographers, actors, directors and/or producers with disability or who are d/Deaf from New South Wales and South Australia. Ten artists with disability working in the performing arts will be provided with $3000 in project funding and access to a mentorship within a leading performing arts organisation to develop an innovative new project.  

Frame Shift is now streaming via Sydney Opera House Stream.

This curated selection of ground-breaking films and video artworks by artists with disability or who are d/Deaf features 11 original works. Ranging from the haunting to the humorous, these works amplify the collaboration of filmmakers and artists with and without disability to disrupt narrative, forge new creative futures and push the boundaries of experimental film techniques.

Accessible Arts and Sydney Opera House presents a curated selection of ground-breaking films and video artworks by artists with disability or who are d/Deaf.

Featuring eleven original works which explore themes of intersectional identity, creative expression and social connectedness, Frame Shift amplifies the collaboration of filmmakers and artists with and without disability to disrupt narrative and forge new creative futures.