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'Nothing About Us Without Us' is now open at the People's History Museum in Manchester.

All the latest news from DASH this month.

The Onyx Collective are a group of seven artists supported by DAO. Their seminal artist publication, Practicing Unapologetics, is now available to buy. 

On Friday 18 November, Arts Minister Lord Parkinson dropped into our base at the Hive in Shrewsbury and met with members of the team and board.

DASH is pleased to announce that Arts Council England has approved an uplift in funding for the organisation as part of their investment programme for the period 2023 – 2026.

Disability Arts Online presents Access to Work Grants for Disabled Employees – Guide for Arts Organisations, Online.

This year DASH celebrates its 21st Anniversary!

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.

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.

Aaron Williamson performed Hiding in 3D as part of the DASH award winning project, We Are Invisible We Are Visible WAIWAV.

Weaving visibility: Andrea Mindel’s public embroidery. Jordan Whitewood-Neal visited for recessed.space, observing in how Mindel’s frame was set into the space a further reading of private & public in the everyday lives of disabled people, not least during the invisibility of Covid.

A playful, satirical and absurd performance on Porthmeor beach and at Tate St Ives as part of the We Are Invisible We Are Visible WAIWAV, which took place on 2 July 2022.

Watch Sonia Boué perform her intervention; The Artist is Not Present, as part of the We Are Invisible We Are Visible project.

Join Tate to celebrate the artists putting inclusivity first, with Candoco and DASH

A response by Richard Downes to WAIWAV