There are only 24 HOURS left to apply for Screen South Curating Visibility - 3 paid Fellowships Food Museum Dover Museum IWM Duxford Read more and apply online: screensouth.org/events/curatin… Arts Council England, London Museums Association AIM Dash Arts The National Lottery Heritage Fund Art Fund Shape RNIB

Our brand-new exhibition Go as you Please is now OPEN. See railway poster artwork from the last century that brings to light the experience of travel from an often overlooked perspective. This carefully curated collection tells the story of rail travel from the perspectives

We had so much fun at the Go as you Please Private View last night Screen South National Railway Museum. Congratulations to our Curating for Change Fellow Amy Thraves-Connor on a wonderful exhibition. The exhibition is open now until June. More photos of the PV and exhibition to come!

It was fabulous to see you Tamsin C Russell last night. So glad you enjoyed Amy's exhibition! Hope to see you again soon.

Go as you Please is an exploration of rail travel through the perspectives and lived experiences of D/deaf, disabled and neurodivergent people. Our CfC fellow Amy Thraves-Connor worked with a disability co-production group to curate this wonderful exhibition 📷: Karl Anthony Mercer

➡️ Follow the pink arrows on the floor to find Go as you Please at the National Railway Museum ➡️ We had so much fun at the Private View last week. Congratulations to our Screen South Curating for Change Fellow, Amy Thraves-Connor, on curating such a brilliant exhibition.

The #EnhancingAD project is looking for visually impaired participants for a paid, in-person study at York on the connection between cinematography and sound design. Sessions are on Feb 19, 20 and 26 and Mar 11. To sign up email [email protected]. Please share if possible.

Have you heard about Go as you Please at the National Railway Museum yet? Curating for Change fellow Amy Thraves-Connor worked with a disability co-production group to curate this wonderful exhibition of objects and artworks. Read more on BBC News: bbc.co.uk/news/uk-englan… Screen South

We would like to thank Esther for sketching our recent Partner Museums Network meeting. Take a look at the visual minutes to see what was discussed - from accessible materials to commissioned art pieces. Visual Minutes by Esther Sketches esthersketches.com

After two sold out events, Bristol Museum & Art Gallery is offering another BSL tour of the Concealed/Reveal exhibition. Screen South Join Jemima Buoy's hour long BSL tour on 16th March - book your free ticket here: eventbrite.co.uk/e/concealedrev… Please note the tour does not include voiceovers.

Well done Iris - what a wonderful launch. With talks from artist Lizzie Griffin and touch tours of the trail, it’s been great to learn more about the Liverpool Disability History Trail. Make sure to visit if you can! #disabilitytraillaunch Museum of Liverpool Screen South

Unfortunately I couldn't be there yesterday but huge congratulations to iriska 🌈✨💖 (she/her/hers) on the official opening of her trail!

Sunak: disabled people just need to get jobs! Us: are you ensuring employers are actually accessible? S: no. Us: making public transport accessible so we can get to work? S: no Us: ensuring there is an option to work from home in all possible cases? S: no

Such a lovely celebration of all that Curating for Change has achieved and the brilliant work going forward. It’s been amazing to be part of it at Museum of Liverpool with iriska 🌈✨💖 (she/her/hers) Great to see some of our co-production group friends from P F Merseyside on the big screen too!

We had a fabulous evening yesterday celebrating Curating for Change and launching Curating Visibility. Wonderful to have so much enthusiam and support for this work in the room.

Enjoyed a night out Imperial War Museums to celebrate the work of Curating for Change which is helping museums reinterpret their collections & become inclusive of D/Deaf, disabled & neurodivergent stories & storytellers. Congrats to Esther Appleyard-Fox for the successful delivery of this great project

We wanted to say a big thank you to all of our guests, Fellows and colleagues for joining us at our Celebration Event on 2nd May. We had a truly incredible evening celebrating Curating for Change and Curating Visibility. Here’s sneak peeks of the evening - more images to come!

Very late to the party but I had a wonderful time at the Curating for Change celebration event last week 🥰 So exciting to see so many wonderful people I’ve worked with & to get to show off the display I curated with a 360 tour! What an incredible journey it’s been 💞💞

.Black Country Living Museum's newest historical character ‘David Smith’ will share his experience of the 1960s, brought to life through Screen South’s Accentuate Programme. museumsandheritage.com/advisor/posts/…

We are looking for a Digital Content Editor for Accentuate's Curating Visiblity programme. Deadline for applications is 27 August 2024 for more info and how to apply curatingforchange.org/2024/08/13/dig…