Disability Arts History Australia

Items

• Miriam Bass
• Linda Richards
• Jenny Harrington
• Helen Philipp
• Helen Philip
• Brian Pritchard
• Brian Prichard
• Anthony Nichols
• Anthony Nicholls
• Angie Jooste
• Angela Jooste
• Angie Joost
• “The paralympic arts festival, Invincible Summer, is held in conjunction with the 2000 Paralympic games”
  In 2000, Sydney held the Paralympic games. The paralympic arts festival, Invincible Summer, featured comedy, dance, film, art, music, theatre, and street performance, featuring collaborations between artists with and without disabilities.
• Gary Hobbs
• "Tutti Arts - Banjobe Hunt - Specimens Exhibition - Promotional Card & Flyer"
  Tutti Arts - Banjobe Hunt 'Specimens' Exhibition 2020 Promotional Card & Flyer - reads, in part "Specimens will see Banjobe Hunt of Tutti Arts present delicate tableaus in pen and ink, highlighting the gentle forms found in nature. Drawing inspiration from both his homeland of Australia and his birthplace of Thailand, Banjobe will examine the natural world and invite it into the gallery space."
• Jianna Georgiou
• Christopher Sahyoun
• Chris Sahyoun
• "Arts Project Australia - Studio, captured 2022"
  Arts Project Australia - Studio - reads, in part "Arts Project Australia offers creative and accessible spaces for artists with intellectual disability. Join the studio program at the Northcote building or via online platform 'Satellite Arts.'"
• "Arts Project Australia - Canvas Stock Exhibition 2010 - Promotional Card"
  Arts Project Australia - Canvas Stock Exhibition 2010 - Promotional Card - reads, in part "Launched prior to Arts Project's 2010 official exhibition schedule, the Canvas Stock Exhibition will feature a large array of recent canvases in a salon hung presentation."
• "Access Arts -Our Artists"
  Website reads "Access Arts’ talented visual artists work across a range of mediums such as painting, photography, drawing, collage and mosaic."
• "Sarah Austin, Chris Brophy, Lachlan MacDowell, Edward Paterson, and Winsome Roberts (2015) Beyond Access: The Creative Case for Inclusive Arts. Melbourne: Arts Victoria."
  Reads, in part "Beyond Access sought to create an evidence base for the creative case for inclusive arts practice to support greater recognition for artists with a disability by transforming and extending notions of what art is and who produces it."
• Julie Bamblett
• Tanya Darl
• Tim Brown