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Banner credit: Wash Away the Day (detail) by Livonne Larkins, 2016


Newsletter 26 April 2018


Three people wearing masks are sitting in fancy dress on a picnic mat. One is pouring tea for another

Bundanon Residency

In partnership with Bundanon Trust, Accessible Arts is offering up to five places for a one-week residency at the Bundanon property from 27 August to 3 September. Applications are being accepted from NSW writers, visual artists and musicians with a lived experience of disability. Click below for more and to apply.

Two young girls are facing a yellow wall hung with colourful gears. Photo by Marinco Kojdanovski

Have Your Say!

We’re working in collaboration with the Museum of Applied Arts and Sciences to develop their Disability Inclusion and Action Plan. We want to make sure the voices of people with disability come to the fore. We’d appreciate it if you could take five minutes to answer a few questions by 30 April.

Detail of artwork by Livonne Larkins with text that says From Fractured to Fairytale

Onion Reality on PlaceStories

In collaboration with Front Up, we're continuing our work on the digital archive of the artwork and statements by the Onion Reality artists who exhibited earlier this year in Seven Hills. Meet artist Livonne Larkins who created From Fractured to Fairytale. Livonne’s artwork is also featured in the banner at the top.

Imogen is sitting outside Campbelltown Arts Centre and holding one of her artworks

Visit to Little Orange

Accessible Arts travelled out to Campbelltown Arts Centre to meet the artists from the Little Orange supported studio. Imogen and Michelle generously shared information about themselves and their arts practice. We’ve written about the experience and photographed some of their work so you too can enjoy it.


News and Views

What's On?

  • Artists and filmmakers from across regional NSW will soon have their stories seen on screens in the sky after Screenworks recently announced that the second series of the Createability short film collection has been licensed by Virgin Australia! You can see the complete Createability collection currently screening on ABC.
  • Applications are now open for Australia’s very first Diversity Showcase! This program has been built to develop and nurture career paths for writers, directors and performers from diverse backgrounds. The program will include workshops, discussions and professional development opportunities culminating in a performance showcase. To learn more, visit here.

Check our website for the latest arts and disability news.
  • Personal is a deeply moving exploration of disability and duality. Artist Jodee Mundy shares her experiences as the only hearing person in a Deaf family in a blend of performance, storytelling, multimedia and animation. Personal is at the Sydney Opera House from 9 – 13 May. To learn more and to book, visit here.

  • Coming up at the Penrith Regional Gallery is an accessible guided tour of their Tactile exhibition. This tour is for people with disability and will be a chance to explore Tactile, a vibrant and colourful exhibition exploring the sense of touch. The tour is scheduled for 17 May. For more and to book, visit here or please call 4735 4265.

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Accessible Arts is proudly funded by the NSW Government in association with Create NSW and Family and Community Services.