Arts Access Australia (AAA) is the national peak body for arts and disability. Have a look through our website for news, connections and information about the vibrant Australian arts and disability sector.
The Berlin exchange project sets the stage to showcase Australian artists with disability and innovative learning opportunities between Australia and Germany.
Learn MoreThe NDIS Working Group was established in 2014 to provide a forum that examines and responds to emerging issues...
When you donate to Arts Access Australia, your funds will help AAA provide advocacy and support for the Australian arts and disability sector.
Meet dancer Anna Seymour. She tells us why the Australia-Berlin Arts Exchange project is important to her and what she hopes to do while in Berlin. AAA has also launched a crowdfunding campaign to help get 8 Australian artists to Berlin and you can contribute here: pozible.com/project/fierce-fearless-and-very-talented-2.
The Australia Berlin Arts Exchange is supported by the Australian Government through the Department of Communications and the Arts' Catalyst-Australian Arts and Culture Fund. AAA's Meeting Place hosts in Berlin are Kulturprojekte Berlin - Diversity.Arts.Culture, Berliner Projektburo fur Diversitatsentwicklung. Berlinklusion - Network for Accessibility in Arts and Culture are AAA's major project partners.Ana tells us why the Australia-Berlin Arts Exchange project is important to her and what she hopes to do while in Berlin.
Hot off the press. AAA's Berlin Arts Exchange Keynote Speakers have been announced. #BerlinArtsExchange2017 #MeetingPlace2017 #arts #disability
Challenging the invisible - Arts Access Australia
artsaccessaustralia.org
Theatre director, performer, and arts leader Belinda Locke’s latest work Under My Tongue focuses on the invisible aspects of people’s lives, with and without disability.A&E’s “Born This Way” received top honors at the Emmy Awards for outstanding casting for a reality program and outstanding cinematography for a reality program. The documentary focuses on the reality of young people with Down Syndrome.
Down Syndrome Reality Show Takes Home Emmys
disabilityscoop.com
A documentary series chronicling the lives of seven young adults with Down syndrome is the winner of multiple Emmy Awards.Meet hot Indie rock group, Rudely Interrupted. Band members tell us why the Australian-Berlin Arts Exchange Project is important to them and what they hope to do at the Australia Berlin Arts Exchange. AAA has also launched a crowdfunding campaign for our Australian artists attending the arts exchange. You can contribute here: pozible.com/project/fierce-fearless-and-very-talented-2Band members tell us why the Australian-Berlin Arts Exchange Project is important to them and what they hope to do in Berlin.
We have $3654 pledged to our crowdfunding campaign and 12 days left to raise our target of $20,000 which will go towards helping get our artists to get to the Australia Berlin Arts Exchange in October. With your help, we can reach our goal.
Watch dancer Anna Seymour on why the #BerlinArtsExchange2017 is important to her. #arts
#disability https://t.co/aAsTJv469L
#BerlinArtsExchange2017, first ever disability-led arts delegation internationally. Thanks to project partners #Berlinklusion.
UN Women National Committee Australia is calling for nominations for three members of the Board of Directors. https://t.co/Z55zi8SBhl
Don't forget to catch Son Of Satan’s Wife The Fourth (SOSWTF) presented by Crack Theatre Festival 28.9.17 at 6.45pm and 29.9.17 at 5pm.
Check out Word Bender at The Lock Up in Newcastle, Saturday 23rd September 5pm-11pm. #Artinstallation and spoken word.
Copyright 2017 © Arts Access Australia.
Website by Thirteen Digital
Comment on Facebook