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An artist with a defined interest in the cultural presentation of disability and issues connected with societal views of normality. Trained as fine artist, he worked in London at the beginning of the digital era in the film and television industry..
Find Out MoreA performer and creator of multi-disciplinary performance based in Glasgow. A self-identifying disabled artist Cunningham's work is often rooted in the study and use/misuse of her crutches, and the exploration of the potentiality of her own specific physicality. Her body..
Find Out MoreA uniquely talented learning-disabled composer and musician. He has acutely sensitive hearing and perfect pitch. He could sing before he could talk. Tim Wheeler is co-founder and Artistic Director of Mind the Gap, the UK’s largest theatre and performing arts company..
Find Out MoreA London-based performance and video artist, who uses subversive humour to expose hypocrisy in response to contemporary themes. Her art transforms the bleak and grim truths of the ordinary mundane realities of disability into deadpan and humorous short sketches. Katherine twists the..
Find Out MoreTony Heaton is a practising sculptor and CEO of Shape Arts. His Monument to the Unintended Performer was installed on the Big 4 at Channel 4 TV Centre celebrating the 2012 Paralympics, created in recognition of all those disabled people..
Find Out MoreAn epic outdoor performance paying powerful tribute to Britain’s wounded war veterans, staged in both Greenwich and Stockton-on-Tees.
Find Out MoreFor one night only on October 14th the UK’s first ever interactive feature film will take audiences on a moving and disturbing interactive journey that asks us to make our own decisions about the morality of war.
Find Out MoreReimagining everyday life during wartime, Baker invites us on a tour of a transformed house in this immersive multimedia installation.
Find Out More14-18 NOW and Artichoke invited women* and girls across the UK to join this major mass-participation artwork celebrating 100 years since women won the vote.
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