"Interview with Kath Duncan"
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- Title
- "Interview with Kath Duncan"
- Description
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Kath Duncan is a writer, a director, a provocateur, a visual artist, a comedian, a producer, a journalist, a radio broadcaster and disability advocate.
Interview Summary
Kath Duncan is an experienced and prominent figure in the disability arts community with a passion for experimental performance arts, having witnessed the beginnings of the disability arts movement in Australia and participated in its evolution. Her art is inherently political, shaped by her unique perspective as a congenital amputee. Kath firmly believes in the inherent creative revolutions and endless inspiration within all impairments. Kath highlights the ongoing struggles within the disability arts sector, including high unemployment rates for disabled individuals, systemic barriers, and the need for disabled leadership in arts organizations. While cherishing the milestones and transformative experiences she's had, Kath calls for significant systemic changes, emphasizing the importance of team playing and collective work to support and grow the disabled artist community. - Identifier
- IV00042
- Publisher
- Disability Arts History Australia
- datePublished
- 2022
- Relation
- Melbourne
- Victoria
- Disability Arts History Australia
- Accessible Arts
- Australia Council
- Accessible Arts
- Access Arts
- The Other Film Festival
- Quippings Performance Troupe
- Alter State
- Arts Activated
- Arts Access Victoria
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"Accessible Arts - Arts Activated Conference 2010 - Program"
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"Accessible Arts - Annual Report 2005"
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"Accessible Arts - Annual Report 1992"
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"Access Arts Annual Report 2019-2020"
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"The Other Film Festival Program 2022"
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"Interview with Veronica Pardo"
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"Quippings presents Risky Business"
- "Kath Duncan, Gerard Goggin (2002). 'Something in Your Belly': Fantasy, Disability and Desire in My One Legged Dream Lover. Disability Studies Quarterly 22 (4), pp: 127-144."
- "Kath Duncan, Gerard Goggin, Christopher Newell (2005) ‘Don’t Talk about Me... Like I’m Not Here': Disability in Australian National Cinema. Metro Magazine: Media & Education Magazine.146/147, pp. 152-159. https://search.informit.org/doi/10.3316/informit.043842788583710"
- "Sarah Austin, Kath Duncan, Gerard Goggin, Lachlan MacDowall, Veronica Pardo, Eddie Paterson, Jax Jacki Brown, Morwenna Collett, Fiona Cook, Bree Hadley, Jess Kapuscinski-Evans, Donna McDonald, Julie McNamara, Gayle Mellis, Kate Sulan (2019). The last avant garde? In B. Hadley, D. McDonald ed. The Routledge Handbook of Disability Art, Culture, and Media. London & New York: Routledge, 251-262."
- "Bree Hadley, Donna McDonald, Sarah Austin, Kath Duncan, Gerard Goggin, Lachlan MacDowall, Veronica Pardo, Eddie Paterson, with collaborators Dave Calvert, Jori De Coster, Shawn Goh, Alice Fox, Ann M. Fox, Andy Kempe, Petra Kuppers, Justin Lee, Alex Lubet, Sarah Meisch Lionetto, Ann Millett-Gallant, Laura Misener, Bronwyn Preece, Megan Strickfaden, Joanne Tay, Matthew Reason, Nancy Quinn, and Sarah Whatley (2019) Conclusion: practicing interdependency, sharing vulnerability, celebrating complexity - the future of disability arts, culture, and media research. In Hadley, B & McDonald, D (Eds.) The Routledge handbook of disability arts, culture, and media. Routledge, United Kingdom, pp. 362-372."
- "Bree Hadley, Eddie Paterson, Madeleine Little, Kath Duncan (2024) How Disability Performance Travels in Australia: The Reality Under the Rhetoric. In Czymoch, Christiane, Maguire Rossier, Kate, & Schmidt, Yvonne (Eds.) How Does Disability Performance Travel?: Access, Art, and Internationalization. Routledge, Abingdon, Oxon, pp. 62-76.”
- “Research project ‘Disability and the Performing Arts in Australia: The Last Avant Garde’ investigates the creative and aesthetic strategies of the Australian disability arts sector”
- Veronica Pardo
- Kath Duncan
- Gaelle Mellis
- Quentin Kenihan
- David Doyle
- Morwenna Collett
- David Helfgott
- Geoffrey Wright
- Geoffrey Rush
- Genni Batterham
- Genevieve Picot
- Gem Mahedeo
- Gemma Mahadeo
- Fiona Cook
- Eddie Paterson
- Donna McDonald
- Danielle von der Borch
- Creatrix Tiara
- Corinne Cantrill
- Clement Baade
- Clem Baade
- Christopher Newell
- Christine Oslen
- Chris Corin
- Caroline Bowditch
- Bree Hadley
- Baz Luhrmann
- Baz Luhrman
- Barbara Chobocky
- Arthur Cantrill
- Anthony Julian
- Angel Leggas
- Rachel Edward
- Qambar Ali Akhteyari
- Prue Stevenson
- PJ Hogan
- Petra Kuppers
- Penny Fowler-Smith
- Paul Matley
- Nina Angelo
- Nicholas Hope
- Mike McEvoy
- Michael Buxton
- Megan Strickfaden
- Mandy Smith
- Madeleine Little
- Lynn Redgrave
- Louise Riisik
- Leisa Prowd
- Lachlan MacDowall
- Kochava Lilit
- Kerryn Poke
- Katie Ellis
- Kate Sulan
- Julie Mc
- Julie McNamara
- Joshua Lynzaat
- Louise Riisik
- Leisa Prowd
- Lachlan MacDowall
- Kochava Lilit
- Kerryn Poke
- Katie Ellis
- Kate Sulan
- Julie Mc
- Julie McNamara
- Joshua Lynzaat
- John Tonso
- Jo Kennedy
- Joey Kennedy
- Jocelyn Moorhouse
- Jess Kapuscinski-Evans
- Jax Jacki Brown
- Jacob Baldwin
- Ivor Cantrill
- Imogen Newhouse
- Hugo Weaving
- Hugh Piper
- Heather Rose
- Harriet Devlin
- Hannah Bradsworth
- Gerard Goggin
- Toni Collette
- Sonia Marcon
- Scott Hicks
- Sarah Austin
- Ryan New
- Rolf de Heer
- Rena Owen
- Rachel High
- Rachel Griffiths
- Rachel Edward
- Qambar Ali Akhteyari
- Prue Stevenson
- PJ Hogan
- Petra Kuppers
- Penny Fowler-Smith
- Paul Matley
- Nina Angelo
- Nicholas Hope
- Mike McEvoy
- Michael Buxton
- Megan Strickfaden
- Mandy Smith
- Madeleine Little
- Lynn Redgrave
- gender
- Female
- category
- CreativeWork
- Type
- Conversation
- Format
- URL, Video, Text
- inLanguage
- English, Auslan
- keywords
- Theatre and Performance
- Film/TV/New Media
- Creative Writing
- Visual Arts and Galleries,Grant
- Education and employment
- Access
- Advocacy and awareness raising
- Participation in public and political life
- Participation in cultural life
- url
- https://www.kathduncan.com/about
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Linked resources
| Title | Class |
|---|---|
 "Interview with David Doyle" |
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| Accessible Arts | Organization |
| Australia Council | Organization |
| Australia Council for the Arts | Organization |
| Creative Australia | Organization |
| David Doyle | Person |
| Disability Arts History Australia | Organization |
| Gaelle Mellis | Person |
| Kath Duncan | Person |
| Nina Angelo | Person |
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