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ArtsAbly's Bulletin
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Dear followers, dear friends,
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This bulletin opens with a few images from our recent workshop with Xenia Concerts.
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You will then find links to the last podcast episodes of ArtsAbly in Conversation, and the disability arts news that were relayed on our social media platforms.
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Links to our social media pages are available at the bottom of this bulletin if you wish to follow our activities.
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As usual, don't hesitate to share your comments, we love to hear from our readers. Also, don't hesitate to tell your friends about our activities, we are always open to new adventures!
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Concert and workshop with Xenia Concerts
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On Juy 10, 2024, ArtsAbly was invited by Xenia Concerts to give a workshop at Safehaven in Toronto, a place that provides exceptional care to children with developmental disabilities and complex care needs. The workshop was followed by a concert featuring the accordionist Michael Bridge and the singer Diane Kolin, in a Baroque and Jazz music repertoire.
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Podcast
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Info and platforms
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"ArtsAbly in Conversation" is the name of our podcast. It is available:
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- on YouTube in video format with transcripts and closed captions
- on our website in audio format with transcripts
- on Spotify, Apple Music and YouTube Music
Here is the link to the podcast on the website. You will find links to our YouTube channel, to the Spotify and Apple Music platforms, and to a number of other platforms that now host the podcast, such as YouTube Music, Amazon Music, iHeart Radio, and Deezer.
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Episode 18: ArtsAbly in Conversation with Andrew Dell’Antonio
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In this episode, ArtsAbly is in conversation with Andrew Dell’Antonio, Distinguished Teaching Professor and the Head of the Musicology and Ethnomusicology Division of the Butler School of Music in the College of Fine Arts at the University of Texas at Austin.
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Episode 19: ArtsAbly in Conversation with Susan Farrell
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In this episode, ArtsAbly is in conversation with Susan Farrell, a choir director, a musical director, and conductor of several choirs in Edmonton in Alberta.
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Episode 20: ArtsAbly in Conversation with Gift Tshuma
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In this episode, ArtsAbly is in conversation with Gift Tshuma, a disability rights activist, a musician, a singer-songwriter, and a producer focusing on emerging music technology development and collaborative practice.
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Disability Arts News
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We regularly share news from the disability arts community, in Canada or elsewhere. Here are a few links we shared on our social media platforms. If you would like us to post an article you find interesting or one of your news, don't hesitate to contact us.
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Arts Access Victoria Flashbacks
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Arts Access Victoria believes that art can lead to cultural, economic, personal and political change. They support the development of vibrant arts and cultural sector that reflects our society in every way, where Deaf and Disabled people in every part of creative industries. They are sharing AAV memories this year. Join them in discovering their history, and learn how AAV fits into the wider arts and disability sector.
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Iranian artist opens Leeds show exploring disability and migration
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Paralympian Mohammad Barrangi hopes his work will help people think of human stories behind headlines about migration. The show tells a fantastical story of a girl called Lily who sails in a small boat from Anzali, a city on the Caspian Sea in northern Iran, to England. In his art, Barrangi is also telling a story about himself and his lived experience, exploring themes of disability and migration.
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Tangled Art + Disability 2024 Call for Proposals
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Tangled Art + Disability is now accepting applications to exhibit your artwork at Tangled Art Gallery. They invite submissions from Deaf, Mad, and Disability-identified artists and curators, as well as arts organizations and other cultural producers who practice Disability Arts and Curation.
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Support us
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Thanks to our generous supporters, our activities work well. Even small donations count. Clicking on the "Support us" menu will lead you to options to support us: buy us a coffee on Ko-fi or make a donation via PayPal. Don't hesitate to share it with others. Thanks you!
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