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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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Although #sydfest is over for 2019, the planning has already begun for next year. To increase the representation of artists with disability in the festival, Accessible Arts has collaborated with Sydne...

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Blown away by The Nature of Why, which premiered at Perth Festival last night 😍 Not only was it an incredible immersive experience, but it was fully accessible, with audio description, tactile tours, assistive listening and Auslan interpretation for all performances.

Given life by commissioner by Unlimited, with funding from Arts Council England, Stavros Niarchos Foundation and we the curious, this show proves what is possible with ongoing and large-scale investment in the arts and disability sector. It's this type of investment that is what we mean when we talk about REAL MONEY to support artists with disability in Australia.

See it tonight and tomorrow night in Perth: bit.ly/2SzRn3l

#RealMoneyRealJobs

ABOUT THE SHOW
Led by renowned conductor Charles Hazelwood, members of the world’s only large-scale ensemble for professional disabled musicians, the British Paraorchestra & Friends, are joined by string players from Perth Symphony Orchestra to perform a cinematic live-score by Goldfrapp’s Will Gregory. The stage becomes a site of discovery as four dancers move to the music with choreography by Australian artist and disability advocate Caroline Bowditch and Company. ... See MoreSee Less

The Nature of Why - Perth Festival

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Feel the transformative power of music and dance in an epic performance bursting with passion and joyous intensity.

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Hayley Earlam

Just come from this... a magnetic experience!!

It would be great if this wonderful The Nature of Why applied to hold performances at the Sydney festival 2020? I’d love to see it!

4 days ago

*JOIN OUR CAMPAIGN!* We are calling on the government for Real Money and Real Jobs for Artists with Disability to help close the 42% disability pay gap in the arts. And we need YOUR help!

👉Head to our accessible, online platform and send a pre-prepared email (or write your own!) to your Minister asking for Real Money and Real Jobs, in the lead up to the Federal Election: bit.ly/2V4DrLp

👉Then, share this post to help spread the word!

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Will the campaign expand to include non-Govermental organisations? Migrant artists (esp those with disabilities) can't access government jobs or funding if they're not already a PR or citizen. I was on a bridging visa for 5 years and it was hell to get much going in my artistic career because of this.

3 weeks ago

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Film starring actors with disabilities among Tropfest finalists

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A fantastical adventure comedy about three friends' journey to Comicon is one of 16 finalists at this year's Tropfest short film festival.

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Are you a videographer and/or photographer based in Perth? The Last Avant Garde team (aka The Disability and the Performing Arts in Australia: Beyond the Social Model research project team) need your skills this February to cover two workshops at the end of the month. This is a paid opportunity. Details at buff.ly/2RsKYBC

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Photo and Video Team needed: Perth - Arts Access Australia

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A video and photography team (or two separate teams) are needed to cover two days of workshops this February. The workshops are run by the The Last Avant Garde aka Disability and the Performing Arts i...

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Jaden Contarino

Tom Linden-Wood !!

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