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Access Arts Inc ® 1983 - 2008

Access Arts Queensland is the peak body working with artists, cultural workers and their communities across Queensland. We deliver a range of Professional Arts and Cultural services to Queensland communities with an emphasis on those communities, groups and individuals who experience disability and disadvantage.

Access Arts is the acknowledged leader throughout the Arts and Cultural sector in the development of emerging artists through mentoring and employment of professional artists and cultural workers experiencing disabilities and disadvantage.

Access Arts utilises an innovative and unique approach to reciprocal partnerships with individuals, regional Queensland communities, interstate and international organisations. These partnerships are instrumental in producing quality exhibitions, performances, projects, workshops and professional development outcomes.

How You can Get Involved

Current programs include:

Sound Circles™: voice and movement workshops for the whole community available in various regions throughout Queensland and NSW, benefiting Individuals, Arts Workers and Organisations.

Brisbane Outsider Artists Studio: an invitation-only program for emerging and professional visual artists.

Professional Development Program: a mentoring and development program for emerging and professional Brisbane artists across all art forms.

SAFE Fund: established to provide fast, flexible assistance to emerging and professional artists living in Queensland experiencing disability or disadvantage. You can now make a donation to the SAFE Fund through Access Arts online donation facility at OurCommunity.

Indigenous Projects: Programs developed by and for Indigenous artists and their communities.

Currumbin Crossing Divides Project: a Creative Industries program that allows young people aged 15-26 to realize their potential, create career pathways and provide skills and abilities support for the art industry.

Anyone is welcome to attend these workshops, whether or not you experience a disability and irrespective of your previous experience. Support is available to participate in all our programs. See our Disability Access Policy for further details on how we can assist and feel free to contact us to discuss your needs. If you would prefer, we can work with you to develop a tailored program to meet the individual needs of your group. Feel free to contact us at any time to discuss your ideas.

Volunteering is a great way to develop skills in the arts and in office administration. Visit our Volunteers page for further details.

Keep in touch and stay up-to-date by visiting our website regularly, reading or listening to our Newsletters or come and see us or call us in the Office. We hope to meet you soon.

 

 

Latest Updates

SAFE Fund
Online Donations
You can now make a donation to the SAFE Fund through Access Arts online donation facility at OurCommunity

Song Quest for
Queensland Songwriters
A chance for songwriters who experience disabilities from across Queensland to represent Australia at the Asia Pacific Wataboshi Music Festival in Korea in August 2009

Professional Development
Project Coordinator
Access Arts is seeking Expressions of Interest for a Professional Development Project Coordinator position

Employment, Training and
Professional Development Opportunities
A new section detailing Employment, Training and Professional Development Opportunities

Crossing Divides
Term 3 Program
Crossing Divides 2009 Workshop Program for Term 3 is now available

Access Arts
Community Showcase
Access Arts Inc presents a showcase of the works created by emerging visual and performing artists

BOA Events
& Exhibitions
Details on Upcoming BOA Events and Exhibitions

Access Arts' June 09
Newsletter
Read Access Arts' June Newsletter online

 

 

         Access Arts Sponsors

 

Access Arts Inc ® (Queensland) receives financial assistance from the Queensland Government through Disability Services Queensland
and Arts Queensland; from the Federal Government through the Office of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health and
Australia Council for the Arts; from the Westpac Foundation; and from the Mental Health Council of Australia.

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