This site provides a string of cartoon strips centred around the theme of wheelchair users.
The majority of art web links listed will have a significant connection with disabled people. Many links will be referring to disabled artists.
Able Art Japan
This is a very interesting site, and has Japanese and English accessible
versions. Supporting art by disabled people with the able art movement. I would
imagine this site is of interest to those interested in Japanese disability
culture. Well worth visiting.
ACE (UK)
Arts Council England is the national development agency for the arts in
England, distributing public money from Government and the National Lottery.
Art through Touch.
This UK organisation addresses issues around accessible art for people with
visual impairments.
Colouring Therapy
An alternative to formal meditation practices with a potential for family
and interpersonal team-building skill development. Guidelines and resources
to help you inexpensively improve your coping and awareness skills through
an enjoyable activity.
Disabled Photographers'
Society.
This is national charity supporting disabled people who are or wish to be
photographers. Also encouraging disabled people to start getting involved with
photography.
DIZABLED
This site provides a string of cartoon strips centred around the theme of
wheelchair users.
Jerry Mills
Singer and songwriter, uses his skills and first hand experiences. To deliver
excellent presentations enabling better awareness to those supporting young
people with hidden impairments like ADHD and Dyslexia.
Shape (UK).
Enabling access to the arts for disabled people.
Special Needs Awareness
Project.
"SNAP originated in 1997 as a pilot photography project working with young
people who were excluded from mainstream activities due to the following
factors: Age, Gender, Lifestyle, Ethnicity, Socio-economic status, Lack of
Educational Achievement or Place of Residence."
The Good Gallery Guide.
This site provides a guide of accessible art Galleries in the UK.
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