What do artists do?
What do artists think about?
How do artists get their ideas?

Kirsty Martinsen, Self Portrait 2008-18, Acrylic, charcoal and pastel on paper, 2018, Original Dimensions: 1.4m x 3m

Community Survey

Have your say on accessible Adelaide Fringe shows!

Access2Arts and Adelaide Fringe are teaming up to make more Fringe shows accessible — and we need your input! Tell us what types of shows you love and the access features you use. Your feedback will help shape our Adelaide Fringe 2026 Top Picks.

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A2A Training

Make your organisation more accessible and inclusive

Are you and your organisation looking to become more inclusive and accessible to a significant part of the population? We can help!

Through our training courses, which include our Access and Inclusion Training with Access2Arts, you’ll be able to enact real action and change not only within your organisation, but within the greater South Australian and Australian society.

The disabled community, which can include those living with chronic illness and mental illness, make up over 4.4 million Australians, which is around 1 in 6 Australians.

Access2Arts Training Options

When I feel alone or angry or upset, I go to music. Every Saturday I go to Beats to see my close friends... Beats Crew is a home and a place where my heart goes in making music.

Lorcan, Beats Crew member

Event

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Heart Beat Club

Dance, party, and celebrate at The Heart Beat Club - an inclusive 18+ club night run by and for learning disabled people, their friends, and allies.

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Service

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Audio Description

Learn how to provide people who are blind or have low vision with accessible verbal commentary by providing information on actions and visual elements

Announcement

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Richard Llewellyn Deaf and Disability Grants

Art grant recipients revealed!

Opportunity

Got an idea?

Find the latest opportunities within SA and Australia to help your arts ideas come to life! A show, sculpture, project, visual artwork - let us help.

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Help us make a difference

Become a part of activating change - help us remove barriers to the arts and create arts opportunities for those with disability.

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We'd love to hear from you and assist in any way we can.

Featured Artist

Abbey Murdoch

Abbey Murdoch is a multidisciplinary visual artist residing and creating on Kaurna Country in South Australia. Her practice evolves into forms of sculpture and installation, where she constructs immersive environments and elements that encapsulate the essence of low-income housing.