Impressive, The Space is supporting the cultural sector to change practice & embed thinking, remove disabling digital barriers to art, culture & heritage. Together we can make things happen - accessible digital content is critical to all our future generations being involved.

Final week HenryMooreInstitute Anger in art it’s powerful & refreshing reading books, publications & art critic’s perspectives, I’m aware disabled artists are not celebrated for their insightful approaches, it’s led me to ask many questions about whether we are represented at all?

Ahrr train delayed, I forgot to book assistance at Birmingham New Street but they let me off as I explained I usually go Moor str to London, so hoping it doesn’t change platform! I can’t see the electronic screens! Urg! My guide was fantastic yahee! #DisabilityInclusion

Monday I spoke to museums bods & audio describers online for ADA about, What describers need to deliver AD in galleries. Lets share tips - Gallery staff to provide clear info re: exhibition & images with context, gallery curator/educator to be present, face ur audience, pls add

todays afternoon workshop is about, accessible exhibition design, a few places left, It’s an interactive dialogue with innovative solutions, so please sign up for this and many other interesting courses from NODE it’s also recorded if you miss it nodecenter.net/course/accessi… Péricles Silveira

Lovely opportunity

Jos @ the launch of Many parts of M , publication- by Disordinary Architecture Project, that features many disabled artists & architects & their work to change practice in the built environment. Challenging the ‘norms of design’ . Our compendium is one part to shift mindsets

Our fabulous CEO Tamzyn Smith, with immense integrity launched the awards & CMP team in managing the Cornish Heritage Awards 2024. At this Bea stunning Kresen Kernow housing the Cornish Archives. @CHA24

Lanhydrock wins our innovation awards at Cornish Heritage Awards winners huge Thanku to everyone else who applied with their fantastic work National Trust #CHA24

Walking home and saw a scene that summarises Birmingham’s public infrastructure and (mis)understanding of what an economy is for or how it should work. Didn’t take photos out of respect, but a charity who were distributing holiday weekend food, chocolate and hot chocolate for

Thanku for inviting Disordinary Architecture to your event , it was amazing to hear Mike Oliver had spoken at your first event 30 years ago. We hope everyone downloads our publication Many more parts than m. disordinaryarchitecture.co.uk/compendium

Beyond bricks & mortar- why digital audiences matter? Do u include creative accessibility? What evidence is available? Who would like to develop this? Do u have a core disabled audience? Do u know what they require to make their experience accessible? #thespacearts #digitalworks

Artist ensures access and choices available with visually impaired fans at Glastonbury bbc.com/news/articles/… big shout out for Anne Hornsby and Jonathan Nash audio describers & our visual guides Wyndham James and Rose Hussey. Super thanks to Stephen Hems on hand as Zo’s pa.

Building on accessibility is what we all do as disabled people, to make our world equitable/fair and transformative with allies and open communities, Glastonbury definitely is making changes.

The deadline’s on Friday 19th July, so don’t miss this opportunity!