Dada-News Extra
September 2010

Colin's Blog

This month month Colin Hambrook interviews Dada-Exchange Artist Sally Booth. Sally talks about her artistic practice, looking at her approach to using unconventional materials and the impact of visual impairment on her development as a visual artist. Read more

Theatre

Krazy Kat Theatre

Lively, colourful, BSL interpreted children's theatre aimed at 4-8 year olds, coming to venues in Salisbury, Horsham, Southampton and Winchester throughout September and October. Read more

Dance

Candoco present their latest touring production Renditions

You can catch Candoco at the Liberty Festival on 4 September - but to see their latest, exciting triple bill, book tickets for performances at the Queen Elizabeth Hall, Southbank Centre, London or the Lighthouse, Poole in October. Read more

StopGAP Dance Company presents its new double bill, Trespass

StopGAPs latest double bill Trespass is coming to Weymouth College Theatre on 23 September. Their latest touring production is coming to The Hawth Studio, Crawley, Quay Arts, Newport and Robin Howard Dance Theatre, London, in November 2010. Read more

Literature

Waterloo Press present Urban Disquiet

An evening of poetry and music to celebrate the launch of two new collections - Micrographia by Robert Dickinson, and Thumbing from Lipik to Pakrac by Peter Street at Iambic Arts Theatre, Brighton on 19 September. Read more

Visual Arts

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Intoart book launch: See the Revolutionary Art Exhibit

Intoart will discuss their new book 'See The Revolutionary Art Exhibit' recalling their exhibition at Whitechapel Gallery, earlier this year. At Whitechapel Gallery, London on 16 September. Read more 

Outside In

A groundbreaking project which invites debate on Outsider Art. This touring exhibition has been curated partnership with Pallant House Gallery. On show at Hastings Museum and Art Gallery from Until 12 September. Read more

Online

Artist & Film-maker Gary Thomas blog

Gary Thomas looks at the relationship between art & film, why it's sometimes uncomfortable, and how he deals with his own 'strands', (including disability), both personally & professionally. Read more

Go Public

Zoe Partington, Lorna Giezot and Sarah Scott muse over the past couple of months as they develop their Go Public commissions in their  Go Public Blogs. Read more

News

Support Rachel Gadsden's bid to win Great Britons competition

British Airways is the official airline partner of the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games. Great Britons will help talented people by giving away hundreds of flights and more in the run up to the 2012 Games. Rachel Gadsden has entered the competition, to win the opportunity to go to South Africa to artistically collaborate with the Bambanani Women's Group in Khayelitsha township, Cape Town. Read more

Opportunities and training

New Writing South: Writers at Work scheme

Writers at Work offers some time away from your desk to rediscover your creative voice, challenge the way you communicate at work and feel connected with language. The scheme offers the tools to feel confident to move away from the jargon and start enjoying using words again. Read more

Publications  

Disability Awareness in Action

DAA is an information network on disability and human rights. Their monthly newsletter 'Our Rights' carries commentary, information and links to media reportage on worldwide disability-related news. Read More

Situations Vacant

Trainee administrator for Creative Future

Trainee administrator wanted for Brighton-based charity that enables artists and writers with limited access into creative opportunities. Trainee post is reserved for disabled people only. Application deadline 12 September. Read more

Post with Chichester Festival Theatre

Chichester Festival Theatre seeks a skilled workshop leader and practitioner to deliver Community & Education projects for a thriving Learning & Participation Department. Closing Date: Tuesday 10 September. Read more

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