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This Isn’t Disneyland

While lighting dolls on fire, The Sisters of Invention are making an impact internationally as the world’s first girl band living with learning disability.  “The Sisters Of Invention differ...

Date posted: 5 May 2015

On a candy-pink background, a dolls head sits in a puddle of black ink. The words Sisters of Invention - DEbut album launch sit above the head in black ink.

The Silent Man

Guest Blogger: Bryony Kimmings Bryony Kimmings, one of the performers in the Adelaide Fringe show Fake it till you Make it blogs about her partner’s depression, how they deal...

Date posted: 20 February 2015

A woman with white hair tied behind her head (left) and a man with short brown hair face the viewer. The woman is dressed in a black shirt with frills. She holds a manual egg beater. The man is dressed in a white shirt and is holding a hammer. They stand side by side against a white background.

This Beauty and the Beast has nothing to do with Disney!

The Adelaide Festival of Arts is proud to be considered a national leader in arts accessibility. This year it is introducing a new access initiative: a relaxed performance during...

Date posted: 5 February 2015

A bare shouldered man and wiman lay on a bed of rose petals.

I’m a Disabled Person

In the article found on Facebook last week the author discusses how she found a new way of thinking about herself and her relationship with her society through understanding the Social...

Date posted: 7 January 2015

The statue entitled Breath by British artist Marc Quinn. A gray concrete statue of a woman with no arms and short legs is seated on a raised plinth. Behind her is San Giorgio cathedral, Maggiore island in the Venice lagoon during the 55th Biennale of Venic.

Adelaide Festival makes accessing arts easier

The Adelaide Festival of Arts strives to make its events available for all to enjoy, this includes support in the access of Deaf and disabled audiences, and on Wednesday 3...

Date posted: 18 December 2014