Resources
This section collects all the materials EBA has produced over the years. It is content that can be inspiring and useful to artists, companies, art and culture professionals, programmers, policymakers interested in broadening the horizons of the performing arts world.
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Europe Beyond Access presents ‘Arts, disability and social change’
Discover how a generation of disabled dancers, choreographers and interdisciplinary artists are creating social change through the work that they make.
Beginner’s Guide to Inclusive Dance Teaching (from Holland Dance Festival and Stopgap Dance Company)
A new resource for dance teachers has just been launched by Holland Dance Festival and Stopgap Dance Company, supported through Europe Beyond Access.
Mixed Doubles
An evening of four new dance duets with disabled dancers commissioned by Skånes Dansteater, Onassis STEGI, Oriente Occidente and Holland Dance Festival as part of Europe Beyond Access.
Time to Act report: preliminary findings published
Launching the preliminary findings of our new report ‘Time to Act: How lack of knowledge in the cultural sector creates barriers for disabled artists and audiences’.
Art prize: winners announced
In February 2021, the British Council and Zachęta National Gallery of Art in Poland announced a competition for disabled artists who, due to barriers which exist in the cultural sector, have limited opportunities to participate in the mainstream and circulation of art.
Open Call: Zachęta – National Gallery of Art and the British Council
The British Council and Zachęta – National Gallery of Art in Poland announce a competition for disabled artists who, due to barriers which exist in the cultural sector, have limited opportunities to participate in the mainstream and circulation of art.
Creating Our Collective History, an interview with members of Per.Art
This interview was published originally in ‘Portal o invalidnosti, organizacije Iz Kruga – Vojvodina’. Below it is translated into English by Frosina Dimovska
We Are Not Monsters
Led by Dalibor Šandor, a Serbian learning disabled performer and director, ‘We Are Not Monsters’ is a powerful performance commissioned through Europe Beyond Access that challenges the marginalisation and discrimination experienced by disabled people in society.