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Colin Hambrook gives some background to the history of Disability Arts Online for the Cripping Culture project

I’d like to begin my January blog with huge thanks to the Disability Arts Online (DAO) team for doing such a sterling job, making the work of the organisation a vital lifeline for many disabled artists as well as providing wider support to ...


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On Tuesday the 13th of January 2026 I was involved with the release of the Outside In new sustainability resource reuse- reclaim-reframe with the artist Parras Abbas and Luc(e) Raesmith and Outside In training development manager Charlotte Graham Spouge. Following presentations by Parras and Luc(e), I presented my work and ran a workshop about creating a mixed media talisman ...


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Step Change Studios student Deborah shares her lifelong love of dancing and experience of taking part in Blind Ballroom classes.

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I first started ballroom dancing at around four years old. My parents enrolled my sister and I in private lessons at the Morgan School of Dancing in London. My sister, who is four years older than me, and I shared a one-h...


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Hello, I’m artist Michelle Baharier, and I’d like to introduce an exhibition I am part of this month, City Meets Earth, currently showing at Little Louie in Elephant and Castle, within Elephant Park, London’s newest park.

There were high hopes for this area of London. While the ...


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The Together! 2012 Pop-Up Poetry Club offers a FREE weekly poetry workshop for Disabled people from 10:30am to 12noon on Wednesday mornings. We read, write, and talk about poetry over a cuppa.

There is a theme each week, chosen by Clubs Programme Leader Alison Marchant. We meet by Zoom.

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