Artists

Carrie Ravenscroft is an artist and mental health advocate from London, using her personal experiences to inform her art.

Ysabelle Vautour is a visually impaired artist and the founder of the NB Disability Art Collective and a graduate of Artslink’s Catapult Arts Accelerator Program.

April Star Davis is a jewellery designer and artist

Ludovic is an artist and academic who explores relationships between science, visual art, sound and movement in drawing and mixed media, from a neurodivergent perspective.

Thomas Oscar Miles looks to inspire self empowerment, through embracing our vulnerabilities. This is celebrated through fragile and detailed imagery, centered around the narratives.

Lynn Cox: A mixed & multi-media artist whose work goes beyond the visual to involve other senses and perceptions

Through their creative practices, Emma explores their relationship to the spaces and landscapes they call home.

"Every Artwork I have created has started with some form of writing – usually a poem"

Featured DASH Artist of the Month. Find out more about Booker T's arts practice.

"I do stuff with words: disabled writer, activist, poet, spoken-word artist, actor, theatre-maker and creative practitioner."

Diagnosed with the neurological condition called Dystonia in 2005, Caroles experience of art changed dramatically; creating became a much greater challenge, physically and mentally.

Hannah Wallis is an artist-curator, researcher and co-founder of Dyad Creative; an artistic partnership exploring performance, administration, curation and collaboration.

Moesby is an artist and curator whose practice considers art, health and technology, investigates the dual crises of climate change and mental health and explores the relationships between the outer physical weather and internal psycho-emotional weather.

Hamblett produces experimental works through a variety of mediums, including painting, performance, sculpture, mixed media and video.

Ceridwen Powell is an abstract and mixed media artist based in Wales. She is inspired by her local landscape and is interested in how shape and colour can express ideas and emotions.

Mark attempts to express the mystical, dream- like and the sublime to convey the emotional and cognitive realities of the inner life as suggested by the beauty and transience of nature.

Daniel is a photographic artist specialising in complex and difficult emotional experiences

Antonia is a photographer and film maker whose work focuses on mental health.

Coming from enormous lived experience within the intersections of under-class, immigrant and disability David’s work is about justice and aesthetics, changing the world by changing the representation and visibility of marginalised people.

Christine Sun Kim is an American sound artist.

Anna Berry is known for creating socially- and politically-conscious work in non-gallery environments

Kate McKennan is a life drawing teacher who is currently based in Nantwich and has exhibited widely.

Kruse makes objects, drawings and site-responsive works. She is interested in the interstices between self and other, the difficulty of connection. Edges, boundaries, borders, seams and scars are constant themes.

gobscure. lengthy track-record successfully delivering commissions, research, residencies and solo exhibitions

Tanya Raabe was Born in Scarborough, North Yorkshire, has been a practising Visual Artist, devising artworks exploring and challenging identity, a disabled self and the nude in contemporary Art since 1987.

Ray Jacobs is a movement and digital artist. He works as a solo artist, creating film, installation image and performance, and as a facilitator of creativity, fostering safe and supportive environments where people can express themselves through movement.

Neil Webber is an illustrator and animator.

Drawing has been a part of my life for as long as I can remember but it has been the centre of my professional world since I graduated from the North Wales School of Art & Design in 2008 (at the tender age of 42.)

Zoe Partington has been commissioned by The Public and DASH to create a permanent piece of art for The Public in West Bromwich. This is one of five commissions, and is part of DASH's IN project.