Ignite: Using Creative Access

DaDa is an innovative arts organisation based in Liverpool, delivering Festivals and other arts events to promote high quality disability, Deaf and neurodiverse arts from unique cultural perspectives.

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Stepping through FAQ's on how to use creative access within your artistic practice

Ignite: Artist Development Workshops

Welcome to Ignite, DaDa's artist development programme to help you re-engage with your inner creative.
Whether you're an emerging artist looking for advice, established and wanting to try something new, or just interested in expanding your horizons.

This workshop is part of Ignite, DaDa's artist development programme to help you re-engage with your inner creative.Whether you're an emerging artist looking for advice, established and wanting to try something new, or just interested in expanding your horizons and kickstarting creativity in your life, then come along to a free workshop and ignite that creative spark. About this sessionDaDa welcome Chronically ill Artist Network to share their expertise on using creative access within artistic practice. What will be coveredThe workshop will be a mixture of listening and group discussion. We will explore FAQ's relating to creative access. About Chronically ill Artist NetworkThe Chronically ill Artists Network was formed in 2021 out of a frustration for the lack of support , awareness and opportunities for artists and arts professionals working, or unable to work in the arts with a chronic illness.​The network was founded by Louise Wildish and Tilly Branson who have between them over three decades of experience working in the arts. They both have chronic illnesses and define as disabled, and created the network to better support artists and advocate for a change in perceptions and awareness of chronic illness in the arts sector.The network works nationally on a strategic level with organisations and individuals to advocate change through the provision of national campaigns, training, events and resources that create better understanding and ultimately opportunities for artists, producers, and arts professionals with chronic illness.The network supports the social model of disability which denotes that it is society that creates barriers for disabled people, not the individuals' impairment (as in the medical model) The social model denotes that organisations, individuals, businesses and society should be responsible in making change to ensure that disabled people have access. Access information :This event is online. BSL interpretation will be provided during the talk if required and via zoom there will be the option to turn on live captions. Please let us know of any access requirements when booking.If you have any difficulty booking via eventbrite, please do contact our team via info@dadafest.co.uk and we can help you to book. About DaDa :DaDa is an award winning and pioneering disability arts organisation based in Liverpool with international reach and impact. Founded in 1984, we were one of the first disability-led arts organisations in the UK and an integral part of the campaign for greater equality and access for disabled artists across the arts sector.

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