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Colin Hambrook recently went to an event hosted by Shape called Artists' Debating Identity - read more in his blog...
Jean-Marie Akkermann gives an account of Cirque Nova's circus skills training programme for disabled people
Rachel Feldberg, Artistic Director of the Ilkley Literature Festival, discusses life, love and disability with Jo Verrent, director of ada inc.
A Yorkshire project, coordinated by ADA inc, focusing on the creative responses of disabled artists to the complex overlaps between art, sport and disability.
Adapted from Harper Lee's 'To Kill a Mocking Bird', Mind the Gap bring their latest production to Oval House Theatre, London
David Watson reviews an exhibition on show at The Wellcome Collection, Euston Road, London until 2 August 2009
Kate Cotton reviews a performance by Australia’s Back to Back theatre company
Landscape painter Mike Fryer introduces a selection of his acrylic works.
Outside In is a programme initiated by Pallant House Gallery, Chichester, dedicated to creating opportunities for marginalised and disabled artists. Colin Hambrook gives a personal take on the issues which underlie the project.
Tim Jeeves explores why many fashion photographers only see one sort of reality when it comes to the human body