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Radical Access : In Conversation

With Dan Daw, Caroline Bowditch and Kath Duncan

Two performers embrace in a tender reclining position. The male in the foreground has tattoos on each arm.
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Two performers embrace in a tender reclining position. The male in the foreground has tattoos on each arm.
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Artist Dan Daw sits down with Arts Access Victoria’s Caroline Bowditch and Kath Duncan to discuss radical access in the arts.

After having spent a lifetime being an inspiration to others, queer disabled performance-maker Dan Daw is finally seizing the moment to inspire himself.

Ahead of performing at RISING with The Dan Daw Show, Daw joins Arts Access Victoria CEO and AD Caroline Bowditch and artist, activist and raconteur Kath Duncan to discuss radical access in the arts.

d/Deaf and Disabled artists are vital contributors to arts and culture, with unique perspectives on lived experiences that challenge and redefine aesthetics. But even still, d/Deaf and Disabled artists earn less than half the income of their non-disabled colleagues. Radical Access seeks to close that gap and have real impact on the lives and careers of all independent artists, artworkers and audiences

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The Dan Daw Show is supported using public funding from Arts Council England through project grants. Originally conceived as part of Jerwood Choreographic Research Project II and commissioned in 2019/20 by Sadler’s Wells, Arts House Melbourne, DanceHub Birmingham, The Lowry, Déda, Cambridge Junction, DanceXchange and Dance4. Supported by Shoreditch Town Hall and Candoco Dance Company. Supported by the British Council.

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The Dan Daw Show by Dan Daw Creative Projects. Photo: Hugo Glendinning

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