Disability Arts History Australia

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• Fran Hampshire
• Ellen Bynum
• Duncan Wallace
• Dorothy Robinson
• Dean Cornish
• Chinu Williams
• Ceri Ritchie
• Cathy Stanley
• Carolyn Williams
• Branka Kringas
• Anna Jarrett
• Angelika Peckloff
• Andrea Rhoden
• Alison Lee
• "Anthony White (2021). Anthony Mannix's mixed realities. Art Monthly Australasia, (327), pp. 80-87."
  The Australian artist Anthony Mannix has produced a large body of work, mostly in the form of artist books. His art has featured in dozens of exhibitions; has been the subject of catalogues, journal articles and a PhD thesis; and has entered national and international collections. One of his most recent works, the dazzling, vibrantly decorated 2020 cover of I Am Cut Viciously, features a harrowing self-portrait of the artist. The work depicts Mannix with injuries he sustained while in 'a psychotic state' during a period in 1986 when he was homeless and living in the Royal National Park, New South Wales. As an artist with experience of complex mental health issues, or what he prefers to describe as 'mixed realities', Mannix has often been categorised as an 'outsider' artist.
• "Accessible Arts - Annual Report 1988"
  Accessible Arts - Annual Report 1988 - includes Part 1 Artistic Report (Summary of year's activities and evaluation); Part 2 Report on Riverina Project; Part 3 Report on RBS Project; Part 4 Report on Restructuring of Project; Part 5 Report on Melbourne Trip
• “Arts Access Victoria EASE Entertainment Access Service Newsletter Summer 1993-1994"
  Arts Access Victoria EASE Entertainment Access Service Newsletter Summer 1993-1994 - EASE Managers and Promoters forum, Melbourne Theatre Company 1994 Season
• "The Other Film Festival Program 2018"
  The Other Film Festival Program 2018 – Australian words screened include The Milky Pop Kid 2016 | 7min Johanna Garvin; Paul 2017 | 5min Kasimir Burgess; GEN(d)ERATION: ROMANY AND SASCHA 2018 | 3min Akasha Temple; Yulubidyi Until The End 2017 | 12min Nathan Mewett and Curtis Taylor; ODDLANDS 2017 | 28min Bruce Gladwin; re-cal-i-brate 2016 | 6min Brendan O’Connell; Halloween 2018 | 2min Thomas Iacono; A Royal Star 2014 | 17min Nicola Byrnes and Neil Triffett; Stim Your Heart Out 2018 | 4min Akasha Temple; Lipstick Fights 2017 | 3min Jon Mitchell; I see, You say... 2018 | 10min Ramas McRae; Jaspar 2018 | 7min Zoe Glen-Norman; All of You TV Show 2015 | 11min Artlife and Lindsay Cox; CAE Workshop films 2018 | 20min David Baker, Stacey Christie, Shea MacDonough, Shanah Robison, Philippa Nichol, Imogen Newhouse, Jonathon Goodfellow, Justin O’Brien; Love You Till I Die 2017 | 2min Rudely Interrupted; Gaslit 2018 | 9min Naomi Chainey; Defiant Lives 2016 | 1hour 24min Sarah Barton; Life is Short, Time is 2016 | 4min Constant aka LISTIC and Vanna Seang; Jeremy the Dud 2017 | 21min Ryan Chamley; The Holden Family 2014 | 4min Alex Skaftouros and Lindsay Cox; RADIAL - No Limits 2017 | 4min Festival & Theater Thikwa, Tamara Searle and Rhian Hinkley
• "Accessible Arts - ACE - Exhibitions and Events"
  Accessible Arts - ACE - Exhibitions and Events 2002
• "Australian Theatre of The Deaf - Castles in the Air - Program"
  Program for Australian Theatre of The Deaf show Castles in the Air - includes acts in the show ('There's No Bizness like Show Bizness', ‘Tension’, Mirror, Mirror on the Wall’, 'I Will Always Love You', ‘Don't Judge the Photo by its Gloss', 'The Best Things in Life are Free', '101 Scopes’, T’he Royal Family’, ‘A Day in the Life of Angels’, ‘Theatre of the Deaf'), performers, company, history of Theatre of the Deaf
• "Australian Theatre of The Deaf - Castles in the Air - NZ Tour - Promotional Flyer"
  Australian Theatre of the Deaf promotional flyer for New Zealand tour of Castles in the AIr - reads, in part "CASTLES IN THE AIR is a show which particularly appeals to the Deaf but one which is also appreciated by hearing audiences. It includes some very funny skits, such as "The Royal Family" and "A Day in the Life of Angels". The show also introduces audiences to ·sign singing" with songs like "Blue Bayou" and "The Best Things In Life Are Free". It is a cabaret style show with broad appeal."
• "Australia Council - Annual Report 1991-92"
  Australia Council Annual Report 1991-92 - discusses objectives, organisation chart, year in review, support for artform development, main activities of Council and its Boards, and includes financial statements and lists of grants made including grants for programs, artists and playwrights in residence and resource development and an award for the Royal Blind Society's Talking Book of the Year for “Poppy”
• "Australia Council - Annual Report 1988-89"
  Australia Council Annual Report 1988-89 - discusses objectives, Council Committees and members, board members, allocation chart, main activities of Council and its Boards, and includes financial statements and lists of grants made including grants for community cultural development traineeships, training, programs, projects, performances and promotion and publications including “The Arts and People with Disabilities: A code of practice for arts organisations.”
• Kevin Cho
• Drusilla Modjeska