Atelier 5 is a German organisation based in Mariaberg. They are one of the ten international support studios coming over to the Summit, where they will present work by artists Romina Bafaro and Roland Kappel. “Situated in the small village…Read On
Category: Workshops
Project Ability On the Road
Our On The Road workshops have taken us to Coatbridge, Dumferline and Kirkintilloch so far this year. Participants tried their hand at book making, and learned new skills. If you would like an arts team from Project Ability, a professional…Read On
The Summit – KCAT
In just over two weeks, ten international learning disability art organisations will gather in Glasgow for our Summit. KCAT is one of these organisations, coming over from Ireland. “KCAT stands for Kilkenny Collective for Arts Talent. Founded in 1999 by…Read On
The Summit – Kaarisilta
“Kaarisilta Art and Activity Center began its operations in 1987. It can be considered a pioneer in arranging art activities for disabled people in Finland. Beside the visual arts Kaarisilta provides activities also in crafts, music, drama, sports and common…Read On
The Summit – Venture Arts
Venture Arts is an organisation based in Manchester, and they have been working with learning disabled visual artists for the past thirty years. “Venture Arts runs a range of artist led visual arts workshops for and with learning disabled artists…Read On
The Summit – Celf o Gwmpas
Celf o Gwmpas creates projects, exhibitions and residencies that open up opportunities for participation, develops artistic practice and supports social inclusion. Since 2009, Dean Warburton has been a participant in Celf’s training and mentoring programme bringing the curious and playful together…Read On
ReConnect Website Project
“This January we began work on a website showcasing the ReConnect group of artists, and thanks to their enthusiasm and input we have already seen a lot of exciting developments. So far we have focused on documenting each artist’s work…Read On
The Summit – Inuti
Our second feature on the organisations taking part in the International Summit for Learning Disability Artists and their Support Studios will focus on Swedish organisation Inuti, and its artists Carina Pettersson and Magnus Östling. “The Foundation Inuti (founded in 1996) runs…Read On
The Summit – Arts Project Australia
The International Summit for Learning Disability Artists and their Support Studios will open in just over a month, and we are hard at work to make it an unforgettable event. In the meantime, we would like to tell you more…Read On
Walking Group – Week 2: Edinburgh
Last week the walking group travelled by bus to Edinburgh to visit some exhibitions and take a walk in Princes Street Gardens. First stop was the National Portrait Gallery to see the BP Portrait Awards exhibition. Everyone was impressed with…Read On
