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Trauma: Essays on Arts and Mental Health

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The Brown Envelope Book

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Disability Arts Online announces our second set of Covid Commissions for disabled artists

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A color image of Maricarmen from the side inside a busy subway corridor, carrying a red cello case and a visually impaired stick.

An older man with grey receding hair sits on a bench in a garden. They are wearing a dark denim jacket, a navy blue t-shirt and lighter blue jeans.

A hand drawn pink heart with a black arrow though it. Black handwriting on the heart reads Don't worry I'm sick + poor

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A close up color image of El Niño de Elche biting a dusty and sandy old radio by holding it up with both hands. He is wearing a straw hat, a blue and red checked shirt and a balck vest. In the background a sunny desert landscape out of focus

The image has a pink background, and features a white figure spinning through the air. The text over the top reads "14 day Creative Quarantine Challenge."

An old analogue color photo of Heidi Hassan, on the right looking at the camera and smIling, and Patricia Perez, on the left looking up, in their teens, seated on the floor. Behind them a truck with a plaque that reads: HF09552- Cuba.

Image reads "Inside Out - Professional Development for Performance Artists." Pictured below are three images of groups performing a mixture of theatre and dance. Below this reads "Speakers: Becca Gibbs from Spinning Wheel Theatre, Choreographer and Movement Director Kate Flatt & Producer, Lia Prentaki."

A colour image of two teenagers, the one in the left with short dark curly hair and glasses, is painting the face of the one in the right as a clown, with red paint in the lips and nose and white paint in the rest of the face.

Image reads "Move Forward Your Marketing - Professional Development for Visual Artists." Pictured below are the three speakers, Consultant/ Facilitator: Christina Lister, Artist/Researcher: Nicola Naismith and Curator/Artist Practitioner: Sarah Cannell.

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A black and white image. The background is filled with a stack of white paper. In the foreground, written in bold white font with a dark drop shadow, is the caption, "Artworks-U Access Group: Manifesto Launch"..

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A peach, block colour, line drawing illustration of Kyla on a raised bed filming Lou who is looking at Kyla whilst trying to reverse in Kyla’s power chair Edna. Text in a black, 1970s serif font says ‘it’s personal’ followed by all caps ‘by Kyla Harris and Lou Macnamara’.

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Amy Trigg, a young white woman in her twenties in a wheelchair, wearing a sparkly jacket, has a big smile on her face and hands in the air. Behind her are an array of colourful balloons. To the left, the title reads Reasons You Should(n't) Love Me, written and performed by Amy Trigg. Directed by Charlotte Bennett

A woman sitting on a bed talking directly to camera. Written captions beside her read ‘I am just you, with a dial tuned to a station that I can’t switch off’.

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Photo of Dad, Baby and Puss-cat puppets

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A photograph of dancer Claire Cunningham, she is up a ladder with a huge projection of an eye in the background behind her.

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