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As the national peak body for arts and disability in Australia, AAA focuses on national and international matters, sector leadership, advocacy, research and information. You can contact us by filling out the form or using the details below. If you are looking for art programs, classes or local information please contact one of our state member organisations listed at the bottom of this page.

Our office hours are 9am to 4 pm (AWST), Monday to Friday.

Email: info@artsaccessaustralia.org

Phone: +61 419 201 338

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State member organisations

ACT

Belconnen Arts Centre

Phone: (02) 6173 3300
Email: info@belconnenartscentre.com.au
Website: www.belconnenartscentre.com.au

NSW

Accessible Arts

Phone: (02) 9251 6499
Email: info@aarts.net.au
Website: www.aarts.net.au

Northern Territory

Arts Access Darwin

Phone: (08) 8945 7347
Email: artsaccess@darwincommunityarts.org
Website: www.artsaccessdarwin.org

Incite Arts

Phone: (08) 8952 6338
Email: admin@inciteya.org.au
Website: www.incitearts.org.au

Queensland

Access Arts

Phone: (07) 3505 0311
Email: info@accessarts.org.au
Website: www.accessarts.org.au

South Australia

Access2Arts

Phone: (08) 8463 1689
Email: hello@access2arts.org.au
Website: www.access2arts.org.au

Tasmania

Please direct enquiries to Arts Access Australia.

Victoria

Arts Access Victoria

Phone: (03) 9699 8299
Email: info@artsaccess.com.au
Website: www.artsaccess.com.au

Western Australia

DADAA

Phone: (08) 9430 6616
Email: info@dadaa.org.au
Website: www.dadaa.org.au

Arts Access Australia

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On Lorna Collins' formal care plan, under the list of prescribed medications she took to treat her illness, the doctor wrote “painting”.

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I was sectioned until painting changed my life. Now I want to help other people heal through embracing their artistic side

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It’s about time the flawed medical system recognises and values what people living with mental illness have known and used for years. Over decades of failed “evidence based” treatments and traumatic hospitalisation, it is creative practise, engaging with community through music and theatre and art which has kept me alive. Now the NDIS is giving me the means to access more arts experiences and include creativity as a major part of my ongoing “unrecoverable journey”. It’s sad though, that having a creative goal in an ndis plan is not seen as essential to a meaningful life.

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Last day to submit your EOI to be part of Canberra's Arts & Disability Showcase this year! If you're an arts organisation or venue based in Canberra and want to be part of this vibrant celebration of access and inclusion in the arts, head to our website and submit your Expression of Interest before midnight tonight.

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Be part of a vibrant celebration of access and inclusion in the arts! Arts Access Australia is now taking expressions of interest to be part of Meeting Place 2019 in Canberra.

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Meet one of our members, Hanna Cormick - a performance artist with a background in physical theatre, dance, circus and interdisciplinary art. We are very excited to have Hanna on our reference group for Meeting Place 2019! ... See MoreSee Less

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I would like to have a cuppa with Hanna with both of performance's artists to know each other and to know what both do for at a performance's artists

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I would like to meet Hanna because I am a professional performance's artists and l am studying at a performance's artists and at a actor. I work at a dancer staring in dance's film's.

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ACTOR CALL OUT! Male actor who is legally blind or vision impaired actor and aged between 20-30 wanted for international TV series being shot in AUST/NZ. ... See MoreSee Less

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Looking for a legally blind or vision impaired actor , male 20-30 for international TV series being shot in AUST/NZ

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Calling all Canberra arts organisations and venues! Expressions of interest to be part of our special three-day Arts & Disability Showcase close next week! If you want to be part of this vibrant celebration of access and inclusion in the arts, head to our website and submit your EOI before midnight on Monday 15 July.

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