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The Creative Case is a re-imagining of the Arts Council’s approach to diversity and equality, setting out how these areas can and should enrich the arts for artists, audiences and our wider society.
What is the Creative Case for diversity? »
In this publication the Arts Council sets out and invites the arts sector to engage with a new and different approach to diversity and equality in the arts which we are calling the Creative Case…
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Aesthetics of Access: Creative access in theatre »
Can creative use of access for disabled audiences become part of the mainstream theatre aesthetic? Jo Verrent explores…
You’ve got to laugh: disability and humour »
Disability has long been a subject matter for comedy – just think back to the history of ‘the fool’, and the laughing at inmates in Bedlam – but, says Jo Verrent - disabled artists are helping all of us explore just what’s funny and what isn’t.
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Japanese artist, Yayoi Kusama exemplifies the creative case through playing with infinity »
The retrospective of the work of Yayoi Kusama at Tate Modern looks back over an artistic career that has spanned more than 60 years. As an artist, Kusama exemplifies the creative case for...
Art on TV »
Art programmes on TV, says John O'Donoghue, should be open to presenters from a wide range of backgrounds, not just the faces who have long dominated the scene. Ever since Kenneth...