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Dada-News
March 2010

Colin's Blog

This month month Colin Hambrook interviews Dada-Exchange Artist Advisor, Lynn Weddle about about the benefits of the programme to her artistic practice. Read more

The Blue Camel Club

Check out this months club featuring the talents of learning disabled performers at the Old Market Arts Centre, Hove, on 8 March. Lizzie Emeh will be playing tracks from her album Loud and Proud. Read more

Revealing Culture: Head On

Artwork and research by Visual Artist Tanya Raabe exploring identity, and disability culture, in contemporary portraiture and the nude. You can meet the artist during life-drawing sessions at the Tate Modern. Read more

Studio Voltaire Members Show

 
The annual SV10 group show features work by Intoart visual artist Doreen McPherson. Read more

Staff Benda Bilili

Listen to tracks online from this group of eight inspiring street musicians from Congo. Read more

Aaron Williamson

Aaron Williamson's hilarious blog on disability arts online gives an insight into the artists' practice as the recipient of the Adam Reynolds Memorial Bursary for 2010. Read more

Accentuate

 
Accentuate's website features an interview with Dr Tom Shakespeare talking to Accentuate Director Esther Appleyard about what it would take for a cultural shift in attitudes towards disabled people to take place, in the advent of The Paralympics. Read more

Open Art Exhibition

Open Art Exhibition in association with Pallant House Gallery.
Five awards, plus the opportunity to have your work exhibited in this prestigious gallery space are on offer. You can upload entries online. Read more

Alan Morrison, KEIR HARDIE STREET

Just published by Smokestack Books Alan Morrison's latest novel follows a poet on a journey with the ghosts of William Blake, Robert Tressell and John Davidson. Read more

Antony GormleySupport

Antony Gormley, one of Britains best known and internationally significant artists, is to become patron of the Adam Reynolds Memorial Bursary administered by the disability-led arts organisation, Shape. Read more 

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