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These profiles are added by our members. As such, any inclusion on this website should be understood to be at the member’s request, and not as a sign of endorsement by Arts Access Australia.

If you are a Professional Member and would like to add your profile to this site, please read How to create a Member Profile (pdf, 294 KB) and follow the steps. Please email info@artsaccessaustralia.org if you have any queries or need assistance with uploading your profile.

a white male with an asymmetrical hair style, short cropped on one side, longer on the other. wearing a dark t-shirt with an image of Cthulhu. He is smiling quietly

Artist

Warren Loorham

Visual Artist

Artist

Sue Jo Wright

Deaf Artist, Educator, Consultant

Advocate

Steph Travers

Advocate/ Lobbyist/ Consultant

Young women with long hair, looking up at the corner smiling.

Artist

Rachael Woodward

Theatre-maker, Performer, Puppeteer, and Arts Worker

Prue Stevenson, smiling with curly hair, spoon earrings, a knitted scarf and jumper

Artist

Prue Stevenson

Fine Artist

Organisation

Perth Festival

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A woman aged in her late 30's wearing glasses, in a pink jumper sitting in her wheelchair. Her hair is tied back and she is looking at a canvas and holding her paintbrush. There are paints to the side of her and she looks deep in concentration.

Artist

Michelle Brown

Visual Artist; Trainer, Advisor and Educator for Accessible Arts (NSW)

A young man of Asian heritage smiles at the camera. He wears a blue suit with a blue and white striped tie.

Artist

Michael Chan

Ensemble artist, Back to Back Theatre

Arts Worker

Matthew Hall

CEO

A white skinned woman in her 50's, red/brown shoulder length curly hair, glasses, smiling at the camera while standing in front of a green, blue artwork.

Artist

Lynne Kells

A white skinned male with short brown hair and a moustache. He stands in front of a painting of a lion. He is wearing a black shirt and jeans.

Artist

Leon Brien

Artist

Artist

Laura Lewis

Head and shoulder portrait of smiling young Aboriginal man with light brown skin, almond shaped brown eyes, short dark hair spiked at the top and a light stubble beard and moustache. He is wearing a black Tee shirt and the background is mauve with cut out circles looking onto a streetscape.

Artist

Joshua Campton

Dancer, poet, actor, DJ

Artist

Jennifer Piper

Image shows a woman dressed as a mermaid sitting in a wheelchair in an abandoned urban space. She wears a gas mask and neck brace. The sun flares through the ruins of a window

Artist

Hanna Cormick

Performance Artist

A woman standing in an outdoors bush setting. She is smiling and has an SLR camera around her neck.

Artist

Emiko Artemis

Visual artist

A scribbled drawing in black crayon of a woman with curly hair, long earrings and one arm raised with her hand pointing skywards.

Artist

Ebony Wightman

Artist/Designer

A lady in her forties is seated in her wheelchair at a picnic table, smiling gently. The lady is wearing teal glasses and a maroon capped beret like those worn by artists in Europe. She holds a pencil and a sketchbook is open in front of her.

Artist

Debbie Chilton

Visual artist, poet

Organisation

Crossroad Arts

Meet Crossroad Arts

Chelle Destefano Artist - Arts Access Australia

Artist

Chelle Destefano

Visual Artist

Artist

Callum Davies

Artist

Artist

Bruno Booth

Artist

Artist

Belinda Locke

Theatre-director, performer and arts leader

Pale skin, 39 year old female standing in the wilderness

Artist

Astrid Phillips

Retail

A smiling woman in her early thirties with shoulder-length dark brown hair, dark brown eyes and fair, freckled skin. She wears a navy blue dress with speckles of gold paint dust, and a long silver chain.

Artist

Anna Molnar

Theatre Director, Dramaturg, Facilitator and Producer

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