Items · Disability Arts History Australia

"Incite Arts Annual Report 2019"

Incite Arts Annual Report 2019 - About Incite Arts, Board’s Report, Highlights, Project (stArts with D’ Performance Ensemble, Move Masters new creative development for stArts with D’ Performance Ensemble, Sounds Good to Me Music Program, Southern Ngalia Dancers, Create Communities, Unbroken Land, Acacia Hill School Workshop Program, NT Arts Access Awars), Partners

"Incite Arts Annual Report 2017"

Incite Arts Annual Report 2017 – About Incite Arts, Board’s Report, Highlights, Project (stArts with D’ Performance Ensemble, NT Arts Access Awards, ‘Unbroken Land’), Partners

Pavlos Soteriou

Michael Camakaris

Boris Cipusev

"Interview with Alison Richardson"

Alison Richardson is an ally and advocate for people with disability with experience as an inclusive arts organisation artistic director and access and inclusion officer. Interview Summary Alison Richardson, artistic director and CEO of Crossroad Arts at the time of the interview, has had a 25-year journey through the fields of drama, theatre, and inclusive arts, starting in Sydney and leading to her role in Mackay, Queensland. Her work began by engaging with diverse young people and evolved into a focus on disability arts, recognising a gap in services and opportunities for people with disabilities in artistic expression. Throughout her career, she has witnessed and contributed to the gradual increase in visibility and opportunities for artists with disabilities, acknowledging the fluctuating support and funding in the sector. Despite challenges, Alison has observed progress in how disability arts are valued and the emergence of conversations around identity and representation within this community.

Sydney Opera House

Image of InCite Arts - NT Arts Access Awards - Invitation 2012

"InCite Arts - NT Arts Access Awards Media Release 2012"

Media release reads, in part, "The Awards are now in their fourth year, having been established in 2009 by Arts Access Darwin with support from Arts Access Central Australia, to help promote arts and disability practice in the Northern Territory."

Joel Hartgen

Juha Vanhakartano

Warren O’Brien

Richard Benge

John Paxinos

Betty Rankin

Sue Roff

Dougie Jacobsson