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In its second year, CANdoDANCE continues to provide a safe haven for disabled dancers both from Indonesia and the UK to express themselves.
Jasmie and Arif from dance company KitaPoleng share their one-of-a-kind experience at Festival Bebas Batas.
Get to know better The Fish Police’s infectious brand of neurodiverse punk in this lively interview with the talented foursome from London.
The showcase weekend was a celebration of brilliant art by disabled people. The festival comprised of visual art music, theatre, dance, films, talks, workshops and public intervention art.
See the video highlights from last year's UK/ID Festival!
We're excited to announce the new Arts commission project that will undergo as part of UK/ID campaign 2016-18. Here are 15 out of 35 project applications that has been selected this year.
“There’s a real will to see change,” stated Ruth Gould, the Artistic Director of Liverpool-based disability arts organisation DaDaFest.
Based in Cambodia and registered as a charity in the UK, Epic Arts use the arts as a form of expression and empowerment to bring people with and without disabilities together.
At the Digital Design Weekend, an Indonesian remix of the annual V&A event in London. storyteller Jane Gauntlett showcased her interactive experience 'In My Shoes: Dancing With Myself'.