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“Commonwealth Disability Strategy launched in December 1994”
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“Arts Access Victoria – Art Everywhere (2010-2015)" Between 2010 and 2015, Arts Access Victoria (AAV) received $2.5 million to support audio description and captioning in film as part of its worth with The Other Film Festival, launched Write-ability with Writers Victoria, the mobile, accessible arts space Nebula in Melbourne’s Federation Square in 2012, and collaborated in research such as the ‘Beyond Access’ project with University of Melbourne and Dance Haptics with Deakin University. - Nola Colefax
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“Arts Access Victoria - Access Newsletter December 1998” -
“Arts Access Victoria - Arts Access Society Inc. - Access Newsletter December 1990” -
“Arts Access Victoria - Arts Access Society Inc. - Access Newsletter December 1991” -
“Arts Access Victoria - Arts Access Society Inc. - Access Newsletter December 1987” -
“Arts Access Victoria - Arts Access Society Inc.- EASE Entertainment Access Service Newsletter December 1987” -
“Arts Access Victoria - Arts Access Society Inc. - Access Newsletter December 1986” - ACE Magazine
- Gary King
- Ray Richards
- Richard Benge
- Pam Sullivan
- Noel Spurr
- Linda Smith
- Jan Smietanka
- David Bridie
- Claire Humphrys-Hunt
- Claire Humphries-Hunt
- Chris Milton
- Bernice McPherson
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“Arts Project Australia is founded in 1974” In 1974, Myra Hilgendorf OAM founded Arts Project Australia, an organisation whose aim is for artists with an intellectual disability to have their work presented in a professional manner. In 1984, Arts Project moved to Hawthorn, Melbourne and started a studio workshop program. The organisation became an Incorporated Association in 1986. In 1994, Arts Project Australia artists exhibited their work internationally. Exhibitions occurred at MADMuseé and Centre d’Art Differencié in Belgium. Artist Julian Martin was selected for the Moët & Chandon Touring Exhibition. Arts Project published an education/slide kit in 1994 called ‘Between the Lines: Visual Arts and Intellectual Disability’. The organisation first published ‘Outline: News from Arts Project Australia’ in 1996. Arts Project Australia was recognised by the National Gallery of Australia in 2013 for having international significance.
- Melbourne Theatre Company
- State Library of Victoria
- National Gallery of Victoria