News
Shape's News section aims to tell you all about what's happening in the worlds of Mainstream Arts, Deaf Arts and Disability Arts.
If you are a journalist with a query or know of a story or event that you think should be on our site, please contact Shape's Communications Manager, Mark Atterbury on 0845 521 3457 or editor@shapearts.org.uk
An invitation… Meet the Artists seminar: Shape Commissions12 Aug 2008
You are invited to join us for this seminar to meet the artists and hear about their work, celebrating the launch of the Cultural Olympiad on Friday 26 September
DaDaFest International 2008 - New look festival in new home11 Aug 2008
DaDaFest International 2008 has expanded its programme to include artists from around the globe with innovative and experimental work, The festival runs from Thursday 4 to Sunday 7 September 2008.
- 10 Aug 2008
- Artist in Focus - Joseph Mawle
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We have a quick chat with Actor and Link up Mentor Joseph Mawle. Joseph told us about when his eyes were opened from losing his hearing at age of 16 and then working on my first lead in Soundproof.
- 9 Aug 2008
- We talked to Liz Bentley before Edinburgh Festival
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Liz is in Edinburgh now but before she went we asked some quick fire questions.
- 10 Apr 2008
- Interview with Graphic Novelist, Kaisa Maria Leka
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Her book, I am Not These Feet was translated to English in 2008.
- 9 Apr 2008
- Opportunities
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Our Editors have hand picked jobs, opportunities and training. Updated weekly.
- 1 Mar 2008
- Noëmi Lakmaier: Adam Reynolds Memorial Bursary Artist in Residence
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Noëmi Lakmaier is the Adam Reynbolds Memorial artist for 2007. She will be at Camden Arts Centre between March and May and has scheduled a number of events. She will also be writing a blog.
- 10 Feb 2008
- Case Study: The Roundhouse
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In 2007, Shape worked with The Roundhouse to improve the accessibility and inclusiveness of the whole venue.
- 5 Feb 2008
- Artist's Resources - Online
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With funding from Arts Council England, Shape has produced a range of online resources for deaf and disabled creative professionals.
