ON-DEMAND WEBINAR: Artist-2-Artist panel discussion.

RUNNING TIME: 1hr 5min.

Creative and Innovative Use of Accessibility in the Arts is a 90 minute panel conversation on how traditional modes of disability access can be used as innovative and creative compositional tools and how this shift in thinking is giving rise to an entirely new artistic voice.

Join Brand X Accessibility Coordinator Dean Nash, Artist Madeleine Little, Producer Michael Wrenn, and Audio Describer Emma Bedford in this relaxed, 90 minute virtual panel discussion on accessibility and creativity from the perspective of the disabled artist, the art business professional and the access provider. An insightful discussion between creatives doing amazing innovative things in access from three entirely different perspectives.

Is this webinar for me?

This 90 minute panel discussion will dive into “accessibility” as an innovative and creative tool and is for anyone curious about creative access or disability access in the arts in general. If you're a practicing artist or producer looking to learn more about innovative access, if you’re an access provider looking to learn more about creative access, if you’re an audience member who relies on accessibility this is for you. If you work in access or you work in art or simply enjoy art, this is for you.

About the Artist

Dean is an Actor, Singer-Songwriter, Screenwriter, singing coach, and Access Coordinator at Brand X. Dean has studied a bachelor of music at WSU, Musical theatre at NIDA Open, and is an AFTRS talent camp Alumni. Dean has worked extensively in the mediums of film, TV, theater and cabaret. In 2020 Dean's focus shifted mostly to writing endeavours, and he currently has a feature film in early development with Screen Australia, co-wrote a Musical called The breaths in Between with Melbourne theatre company 11 O'Clock Theatre - A concept musical about love, connection, and identity in diverse, under-represented and intersectional Australians - and released a debut EP In the Autumn available on all streaming services. 2023 saw Dean step back onto the stage in the title role of the Australian premier of Mike Lew’s “Teenage Dick. Earlier this year Dean was selected to participate in Hayes theatre's ‘Showlab' and his Solo Cabaret show “I Wish I Could Dance” has its first season in Sydney this December.

Artist Pass Discount

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Videographer and edit: Baro Lee

This project has been assisted by the Australian Government through Creative Australia, its arts funding and advisory body.

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