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Become a Free MemberWe dropped into Artel, CPL's creative industries studio in Redcliffe this week while we were in Queensland. Textile Coordinator Carol Preston showed our CEO Meagan Shand some of the beautiful fabrics, clothing and merchandise they are creating and selling.
Congratulations to the artists, support workers and arts workers and all the best for the coming tour!
Pictured from left to right Carol Preston (Textile Coordinator), Louise Taylor (Visual Arts Coordinator) and Meagan Shand (CEO Arts Access Australia). The three women are standing in a workshop with printed textiles.
Thank you to everyone who came to the National Arts and Disability Strategy consultation session in Brisbane today! We loved hearing your stories and are excited for these contributions to help make a difference to the future of art and disability policy in Australia.
If you live in Cairns, Western Australia or Tasmania, there are consultation sessions headed your way this month. For dates and locations, or to make a submission or complete a survey, please visit bit.ly/2R3GCC1
First image: Our CEO Meagan Shand (right) with Rea Singh and Cecilia Anthony from Diversewerks stand outside Green Room 2, excited for the session to start. Second image: A number of people gather around tables and sit in chairs. They are listening to someone present ideas, which are written on a large sheet of paper.
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It was a glass room in Cairns today at the Tanks Arts Centre - but we were appreciative of the opportunity to meet Meagan and Cecilia who so systematically consulted with reps and experienced stewards from our inclusive and vital, visual and performing arts community. Stay loved.
Tropical Arts and partners shared their views today as they did on national news last month. www.facebook.com/abcfarnorth/videos/949500858590928/?t=9
Dear, Perth! There are two National Arts and Disability Strategy consultations happening this month in WA - one in Fremantle and one in Geraldton. Have you booked your spot yet?
👉FREMANTLE/PERTH: Tuesday 20 November from 10am-1pm at DADAA, Fremantle Hub Old Boys' School
👉GERALDTON, Wednesday 21 November from 10am-1pm at Gary Clark Room, Mid West Sportshouse
Please RSVP to DiverseWerks at rea@diversewerks.com.au or call 1800 555 029 to secure your place. For more information about the NADS review, visit bit.ly/2R3GCC1.
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