DASH is a Disability led visual arts organisation. We commission exciting new work by disabled visual artists; we run workshops; mentoring for artists and training.

MA student Jessica Starns is currently studying Inclusive Arts Practice at Brighton University and is seeking ten neurodiverse participants to take part in her research.

The Artists Access to Art Colleges scheme is accepting applications to over 50 colleges for October 2018 to April 2019. DASH is an AA2A Disability Champion.

Art Shape, based in Gloucestershire, are offering a Level 3 accredited course to gain the relevant skills to promote and deliver inclusive practice in your arts discipline.

Marketing Manager - maternity cover

Live & Local are seeking a full time administrator.

Participant Edel Slawson updates us on her feelings about Processions following the March in Cardiff on June 10 2018.

Edel Slawson talks about her involvement with DASH's PROCESSIONS workshops and what the project means to her.

Mary Lewis has been attending the PROCESSIONS women's workshops organised by DASH. Find out how the sessions have made a real difference to her and her crafting community.

New Art Gallery Walsall are seeking a disabled Trainee Programme Assistant to undertake a 9-month part-time placement at the venue.

Jean Green tells us about what the PROCESSIONS project means to her

This moving poem has been sent in by Rose Foran, along with a beautiful piece of embroidery for the DASH PROCESSIONS project. I hope you enjoy it as much as we have at DASH.

Artist Tanya Raabe Webber tells us about work at her Shrewsbury based studio supporting Disabled artists.