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“Australia Council start development of Code of Conduct for Access in The Arts”
- Susan May
- Digby Webster
- Gary Juleff
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"Arts in Action Annual Report 2003" Arts in Action Annual Report 2003, describing the organisation’s work, including preparation for the 2004 High Beam Festival, an artistic program including visual arts workshops, music club, and choir, and assistance with preparation of funding proposals, informational and referral, networking, advocacy. -
"Arts in Action Annual Report 2006" Arts in Action Annual Report 2006, describing the organisation’s work, including an artistic program with visual arts exhibition, music club and radio program. -
"Bree Hadley (2022) A ‘Universal Design’ for audiences with disabilities? In Reason, Matthew, Connor, Lynne, Johanson, Katia, & Walmsley, Ben (Eds.) Routledge Companion to Audiences and the Performing Arts. Routledge, Abingdon, Oxon, pp. 177-189.” “Understanding of how to create inclusive performance experiences for spectators with disabilities remains nascent in research, policy, and practice. In this chapter, I survey the state of knowledge in this field – or, as it turns out, fields, given that specialist knowledge of sign language interpretation for d/Deaf spectators, audio description for blind spectators, and relaxed performance for neurodiverse spectators, has developed separately, without intersection. I then investigate recent efforts to create inclusive aesthetics that incorporate accessibility features into performance work, as an integral part of the aesthetic, rather than as interpretations, captions, or descriptions alongside the work. I examine why this ‘Universal Design’ approach has been embraced with enthusiasm, both by disabled producers and spectators, and by non-disabled producers and spectators.”
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"Katherine Gale (2013) Review - Take Up Thy Bed and Walk, Arts Hub" Review of 'Take Up Thy Bed and Walk' (2013) by Vitalstatisix and Gaelle Mellis - reads, in part "The latest Vitalstatistix Theatre Company production asks subtle questions about society’s perception of people with disabilities."
- Bipolar Bears
- Screech Arts
- Geelong Arts Alliance
- National Multicultural Arts Festival
- Andrea Rhoden
- Angelika Peckloff
- Anna Jarrett
- Branka Kringas
- Carolyn Williams
- Cathy Stanley
- Ceri Ritchie
- Fran Hampshire
- Helen Forbes
- Jameson Casson
- Jenny Marshall
- Joe Mannix
- John Broomhall
- Kirstin Sillitoe