Workshop: Inclusivity in Practice

Part of the University of Brighton, Brighton CCAis a centre for contemporary arts, free and open to all, hosting world class exhibitions, projects, commissions and research by international emerging and established artists. Responsive to our context within an art school, our focus is on supporting the development of artists’ practice andpractice basedresearch; nurturing cross disciplinary dialogue and placing the resources of the University at the disposal of artists and audiences.The programme is presented across the newly refurbished galleries and Sallis Benney Theatre at the University’s landmark Grand Parade site, enhancing the reputation of the University and the city as a centre for creativity and innovation. Brighton CCA is a site for experimentation and collaboration building relationships with partners and audiences locally, nationally and internationally to create opportunities for discovery and participation through events, publications, talks and screenings. The ethos of the organisation speaks to the value of practical research, learning through making and creating a democratic space for culture.Brighton CCA and The University of Brighton are committed to being open and accessible to all. Brighton CCA has step-free access throughout its public spaces. We are wheelchair accessible and have accessible toilets. If you have any questions or need assistance with your visit please contact Polly Wright on 01273644716 or emailbrightoncca@brighton.ac.ukand we’ll do everything we can to make sure you have a positive experience here.

Brighton CCA

A creative session on how to practice accessibility when producing work and devising events in both the gallery and online.

This is a creative session on how to practice accessbility when producing work and devising events in both the gallery and online.Kate is an artist, tutor, mentor, curator, and collector.   She works in numerous mediums including sculpture and audio, and, alongside people with disabilities.  Kate is an Ambassador for Outside In and Pallant House Gallery Community Programme.  She also sits mental health research panels.METTE is a writer, collector, and curator working at the junction between print, audio, and interdisciplinary projects. She has a vested interest in representation and accessibility.

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