Blog A festival for anyone who's curious about what’s next. The Festival of Live Digital Art (FOLDA) runs from June 4-7, 2025 in Kingston, ON
Blog Call for Submissions: IDD Visual Artists This summer, Syncing Space is coming to Canada for the first time!
Blog Did we just become Best Friends?! Two Disability arts organizations, both alike in dignity... isn't that what Shakespeare wrote?
Blog What's better than an arts workshop? A FREE arts workshop! A free workshop in Toronto, with priority given to Deaf and Disabled artists!
Blog Cispersonnages en quête d’auteurice In Toronto for a limited run, don't miss Cispersonnages en quête d’auteurice!
Blog Better Backstages: Accessibility Toolkit For Music and Arts Spaces You've got problems? We've got (Better Backstage) solutions.
Blog Call for Nominations: The Christine Karcza Disability Leadership Award The Christine Karcza Disability Leadership Award (Karcza Award) is a bi-annual award presented to an individual who identifies as d/Deaf, Mad or d/Disabled and demonstrates leadership within the performing arts.
Blog The Little Prince World premiere of "The Little Prince: A Physical Theatre Adaptation" in Toronto.
Blog An Interview with Lachi: Fasion, Music, and Activism For "THR Looks," the multifaceted artist Lachi chats about her journey to self-acceptance: “Society's going to do everything it can to make you hide the deepest parts of yourself."
Blog For Dear Life: Katherine Sherwood For Dear Life: Art, Medicine, and Disability explores how illness and disability have shaped American art since the 1960s, spotlighting artists like Katherine Sherwood, a stroke survivor.
Blog Bed Bound Artists Society The Bedbound Artists Society is a group of artists (Bedbound, Disabled, chronically ill, Neurodivergent, Mad, Deaf, Hard of Hearing, blind, low vision, Homebound, etc) who are creating belonging in the art world.
Blog Research Update: Amplifying Deaf and Disabled Artists in the Performing Arts This project has been made possible by the Government of Canada.
Blog It Must Be Beautiful to Be Finished Kate Gies shares her experiences and path to accepting her body through poignant vignettes that form her debut memoir, "It Must Be Beautiful to Be Finished."
Blog Our Friend, Theatre Passe Muraille Theatre Passe Muraille's 2024/2025 season: upcoming performances you won't want to miss.
Blog How Crips Confront Catastrophe(s) Join Open Access Foundation for a conversation-communion on how crip creatives confront catastrophes.
The Disability Files The Disability Files | Robert Haughton I'm Robert Haughton, a Jamaican-American Black Deaf artist, dad of four, and full-time mental health therapist for Deaf and hard-of-hearing children and youth.
Blog Anchoring Accessibility Upcoming events to learn more about including access in your arts practices, hosted by Anchoring Accessibility.
