Research/Curate chose DASH for their first ever podcast!

In the second interview Anna talks to David Reeve about her residency experience at MAC.

Whitworth Wallis Trust funds an annual fellowship with Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery, in partnership with Birmingham City University’s School of Art.

CAS:AIR Residency are seeking expressions of interest from disabled artists

Artists Access to Art Colleges call for applications

Anna Berry talks to David Reeve about her first weeks in residence at Midlands Arts Centre as part of the Curatorial Commissions Project.

As part of the Hidden Histories exhibition programme at The Hive (Birmingham), two disabled artists, Fae Kilburn and Olivier Jamin will be inspired by the stories of deaf, visually impaired and disabled workers in the Jewellery Quarter and wider in Birmingham.

Naïve optimism that we can be a part of the change?

A blog from Michèle Taylor, Ramps on the Moon Director for Change Deliberately provocative. Sometimes wrong. Open to debate.

With DASH featuring Disabled Artists, Mentors and Bryony Windsor from the Arts Council England at the MAC, Cannonhill, Bimingham

‘If you don’t belong anywhere you belong everywhere’ Ashok Mistry

We are thrilled to launch our new inclusive youth dance project ‘All-In’

Jean Green shares her poem about the suffragette march

DASH's Artistic Director on Katharine Araniello

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.