Blog - Australasia
Crippen hears that lack of Covid plan for disabled Australians a ‘serious failure’ of their government
February 17, 2021 - by CrippenSo, it’s not just here that governments are failing to consult with disabled people about the ramifications of the COVID pandemic. I recently had an email from one of my disabled friends in Australia telling me that they’ve been experiencing similar disregard from their government.
About a year ago I received an email from Australia, from an artist who was applying for an Australian Council of the Arts Grant award, writing to enquire if I would be interested in being part of the grant vision.
And with his tremendous award success - Jeremy Hawkes became such
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Visual artists Rachel Gadsden UK and Jeremy Hawkes Australia: Creating Deluge during Covid-19
August 21, 2020 - by Deluge
“You’re Not Trans… You’re Autistic!”
November 12, 2018 - by Emma RobdaleAimee Challenor is 20 years. She is a transgender individual and also autistic. She and others from Trans communities feel they have had their Transgender identity undermined by medical professionals because of their autism. This has led to the delaying of gender reassignment procedures. How does it feel to ‘come out’ as Trans, only to have to hide autism? Challenor speaks out ...
Fools’ Gold: an artist intervention in the Art Gallery, New South Wales
August 15, 2017 - by Colin HambrookI’ve been in Sydney, Australia a few weeks now working with Gaele Sobott of Outlandish Arts on Fools’ Gold - a pilot series of poetry workshops, performances and critical dialogues on art, mental health and well-being. The climax of the program was a performance in Art Gallery New South Wales ...
Journeying half way across the world in search of fools’ gold
July 20, 2017 - by Colin HambrookI first met Gaele Sobott from Outlandish Arts in London back in the autumn of 2015 when she interviewed me for her blog and we began talking about the possibility of working together. Later that year in a conversation with Rowan James about the pitfalls of making work under ...
Disability Arts Online work with the British Council to promote disability arts internationally
July 5, 2016 - by Trish WheatleyThe last few years have seen a strong contingent of British artists being showcased overseas through festival appearances and international touring. Through its focus on supporting disabled artists and a strong partnership with the Unlimited programme, the British Council has a key role in helping to spark new opportunities abroad ...