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Layers of Vision explores the experiences and perspectives of blind and partially sighted artists living in a world made for sighted people.

Project Art Works invites you to join them at Tate Liverpool for a two-day explorers event in association with Plus Tate.

In Focus screening event at the Barbican. Young neuro diverse filmmakers will share their everyday lives through animation, drama, documentary and experimental films.

Ikon present: Artist’s Talk - Aidan Moesby Edward Lear Under the Weather. This talk explores Edward Lear’s relationship to the weather within his landscape works. Friday 14 Octobe

This September sees Jonathan Hyams step down from the DASH Board of Trustees after 12 years of service.

This month sees Mike Layward retire as Artistic Director of DASH, a post he has held since 1999.

Half-day Symposium & celebration of the Centre for Equality, Diversity and Inclusion in the Arts

Remote digital media training was devised by Nick and Mike for D/deaf, Disabled and/or Neurodivergent artists pilot project. This event shares their learning and next steps. Free online event for artists and organisations. 1pm Tuesday 4th October 2022.

Re-Framing Culture is a free six week training programme for museum, gallery, library and independent photography and arts professionals.

Back our mission to support and cultivate spaces for Disabled artists, via our BEAST programme!

Thanks to Vodafone charities.connected DASH are able to support the connectivity of 100 Disabled Artists with FREE calls texts & 20gb of data for 6 months. Complete the Engagement Survey & claim your sim card.

Company Administrator wanted 35hrs per week hybrid office & home working within a flexitime contract.

Following the success of Durham Book Festival- commissioned films Writing the Missing – The River Cycle and Writing the Missing – All At Sea, Lisette Auton and Rob Irish come together for the final time in the Water Trilogy

This week NOT F**KIN SORRY returns to Soho Theatre - this time in the main house - after selling out the upstairs studio. 

This exciting project, supported by the Arts and Humanities Research Council will analyse a collection that represents one of the most unique disability image resources in Europe.