DADAA

09/12/2025

Join us at IDPwD 2025 to celebrate inclusion through inspiring films and awesome community vibes!

18/11/2025

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On this SUNDAY!! A special day with printmaker Francesco geronazzo and the crew from DADAA. All are invited to the launch, the workshop or make a day of it and come to both! Sunday, make it an arty day. We look forward to seeing you🤩

13/11/2025

Can’t wait!!! 🙌🙌🙌

A special day with printmaker Francesco geronazzo and the crew from DADAA. All are invited to the launch, the workshop or make a day of it and come to both! Sunday, make it an arty day. We look forward to seeing you.

29/07/2025

Check out the free Accessible Arts Access Ideas and Insights event exploring ‘The Emerging Artists Toolkit’. You can attend in person or online.

Emerging and established artists will join industry specialists to share tips, resources and lived experience on navigating the arts sector, and discuss how the sector can better support emerging artists with disability.

Learn about everything from securing funding and building networks to supporting accessible opportunities and imagining what’s next for emerging artists.

Speakers include artists Digby Webster and Ava Lacoon, as well as Creative Producer Kate Matthews. The discussion will be MC’d by Assistant Curator Katrina Liberiou.

Tuesday 5 August
Chau Chak Wing Museum + Online

3pm – 4.15pm: Panel + Q&A

The in-person event will be wheelchair accessible, Auslan interpreted, and captioned.

FREE - registrations essential

Book now via the link below.

Come to Chau Chak Wing Museum or join online as emerging and established artists share tips, resources and lived experience on navigating the arts industry. Learn about securing funding and building networks to creating accessible opportunities and imagining what’s next for emerging artists. Speak...

14/07/2025

Be the first to experience brand-new short films created by WA filmmakers as part of DADAA’s In Frame 2025, exploring bold stories through documentary, animation, and fiction. Plus, revisit highlights from In Frame 2024.

Join us for the launch of In Frame 2025 on Friday, 25th July at Luna on SX in Fremantle, from 6:30 to 8:00 PM (doors open at 6:00 PM).

Tickets: https://events.humanitix.com/in-frame-screening

Video Description:
A dynamic montage of short clips from In Frame 2024 and In Frame 2025 films. The video includes a mix of animation, documentary, and live-action scenes. The visuals are set to an original music track, accompanied by narration. The video ends with a title slide featuring the event details.

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27/06/2025

Interested in trying ballroom dance? Join a free all-abilities workshop on Monday, 30 June as part of Fremantle Festival: 10 Nights in Port.💃🕺

Monday, 30 June 2025 5:30pm - 7:30pm
City of Fremantle Town Hall
8 William Street, Fremantle

Find out more below.

Come join us at the All Abilities Ballroom Dance Workshop

07/05/2025

🎙️ Introducing… DADAA Unfiltered!
We’re beyond excited to finally share what we’ve been working on: the DADAA Unfiltered Podcast launches this Friday, 9 May on all major podcast platforms and the DADAA website.

‘Unfiltered’ is a DADAA podcast series where diverse storytellers share unfiltered experiences - from comedic takes on everyday life for an autistic family to imaginative journeys beyond the stars. There’s something here for everyone, and no story is out of bounds.
Meet our first round of podcasters and their shows:

🎧Phoebe, with her podcast ‘How Not to Burn a Bbq
🎧Raf, with his podcast ‘the Scatterbrain perspective’
🎧Ben, with his podcast ‘the Sammy Sun Surfer Show’
🎧Maddie, with her podcast ‘Food and Travels around Japan’
🎧Ash, with his podcast ‘the Superhero Artist Podcast’

Image description 1 to 5: A headshot of Phoebe, Raf, Ben, Maddie in Ash. The photo’s are framed with the Unfiltered logo reading ‘Unfiltered’ at the bottom.

Image description 5 to 10: A set of five individual podcast tiles, each featuring personalised artwork representing the DADAA Unfiltered series: How not to burn a bbq, the Scatterbrain perspective, the Sammy Sun Surfer Show, Food and travels around Japan and the Superhero Artist Podcast.

Unfiltered. Bold Voices, Limitless Stories.




Generously supported by Department of CommunitiesWA

14/04/2025

Are you passionate about creating real change and supporting disability leadership in the arts?

Read more below about this exciting opportunity to lead Arts and Disability Network Australia, a newly established national body which brings together Australia’s peak disability arts organisations, including DADAA.

Lead a transformative, disability-led movement in the arts!

Creative Australia will invest $800k over 4 years to support Arts and Disability Network Australia (ADNA), a newly established group led by disability arts organisations, to promote a more connected, equitable future for the arts and creative industries.

ADNA is looking for a visionary National Director to drive systemic change, build national connectivity and champion disability leadership in the arts.

ADNA brings together disability arts organisations from across the country, led by Access2Arts working alongside Accessible Arts (NSW) DADAA, Incite Arts, Arts Access Darwin, Access Arts (QLD) and Arts Access Victoria.

This is a unique opportunity to shape the future of access, inclusion and advocacy for d/Deaf and disabled artists, arts workers and cultural organisations across Australia.

Flexible working location and competitive salary.

For full position details and to apply, visit https://artsanddisabilitynetwork.com.au

Applications close Wednesday 30 April.



Image description: A line drawing of the heads of two creatures stacked upon each other in black and white against a background of blue and rust abstract paint.

Image credit: An image from the Exquisite Familiar project for Access2Arts by South Australian artist Dan Withey.

10/01/2025

Happy New Year from the team at DADAA! We’re starting the year with a ceramics exhibition at Midland Junction Arts Centre opening next Tuesday!

Parallel Paradigms celebrates the convergence of diverse artistic voices during a three-month residency at MJAC’s verandah studio, presenting works by DADAA arts workers and the artists with disability they work with. This eclectic collection of works explores the unique yet interconnected perspectives of individuals working across various realities and highlights how creativity can flourish through collaboration.

Through this shared artistic journey, Parallel Paradigms reveals the beauty and strength found at the intersection of diverse experiences and abilities.

📸 Julie Barratt

ID: closeup of installation featuring miniature ceramics by artist Jake Carlshausen

12/12/2024

Great project!