🌿 Creative Fellowship Opportunity Plantlife and Screen South’s Accentuate Programme are seeking a disabled artist for a paid fellowship at Ranscombe Farm. www.plantlife.org.uk/careers/crea... Fee: £3,575 Deadline: 1 May 2026 #DisabledArtists #CreativeFellowship #NatureAndArt #Plantlife

Creative Fellow - Ranscombe Nature Reserve - Plantlife

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Access-first VR and 360 virtual tours. 24 March | Folkestone + Live Stream Panel + hands-on demos + networking. Tickets via shorturl.at/h2cTs #CuratingVisibility #DigitalAccess #InclusiveMuseums

📣 Museums across England: we are seeking partners for 2027–2029! Hosts receive a funded disabled curator, training, co-production funding and support to embed access in organisational practice. 🗓 EOI deadline: 30 March
 📅 Info session: 3 March Details via shorturl.at/He7Yy

Call for Museum Partners: 2027–2029 (Expressions of Interest) - Curating Visibility

Screen South’s Accentuate Programme is seeking Expressions of Interest from museums across England to become host partners for a new national curatorial programme, subject to funding. Building on the ...

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CREATIVE OPPORTUNITY for a digital designer to develop and deliver a new intervention at London Museum. Full brief via shorturl.at/QoTIj #CuratingVisibility #OpenCall #DisabledLed #DisabilityArts #AccessibleDesign

Call for Proposals: Digital Installation Commission at London Museum - Curating Visibility

Curating Visibility is inviting digital designers, producers, filmmakers, animators, sound artists, or collectives to apply for a new commission at London Museum Docklands, working closely with Curato...

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London-based and passionate about access in the arts? We’re need a Personal Assistant to support Noah Silver at the Museum of London. £17/hour | 6 hrs/week | until June 2026 Apply by 16 Nov, 5pm → shorturl.at/OIPbL #LondonArtsJobs #MuseumJobs #DisabilityArts #AccessSupport #FreelanceWork

Get disabled voices front and centre to build accessibility in the heritage sector from the very start. Our friends museumsandheritage.com want to hear from you ✉️

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Introducing our new feature: From Our Readers. ✉️ We want to hear your thoughts! We're looking for those who would like to share their opinions on issues shaping the sector. We'd love to hear from you (even anonymously). museumsandheritage.com/from-our-rea...

We’re looking for Disabled Co-Producers to support our Curating Visibility Fellows. Interested in museums and the stories they tell? 🔗http://alturl.com/rg7pb @disabilitylab.bsky.social @londonmuseum.bsky.social @charlestontrust.bsky.social @barnsleymuseums.bsky.social

The panel discussion from the Museums + Heritage Show 2025 is now available to watch online. Ruth Garde from Accentuate and former Curating for Change fellow Kyle Jordan spoke on the panel “Inclusive Career Pathways in Museums and Heritage”. Watch it now: youtu.be/XzlE1aPPAsA

2025: Inclusive career pathways in museums and heritage

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We Will Not Be Left Behind is now live at IWM Duxford. This digital sound piece by Curating Visibility Fellow Cat Waites, Lucia Scazzocchio & DL Williams explores disabled people’s WWII stories via archives and oral histories.Thanks to @artfund.bsky.social @artscouncilengland.bsky.social.

Disability Arts Online is seeking new trustees! 🧩 Join DAO Board of Trustees and make a meaningful impact, using your skills and experience to support a charitable organisation in achieving its mission. Learn more and apply: disabilityarts.online/opportunity-... Deadline: 5pm on Thursday 31 July.

Last Thursday, we launched We Will Not Be Left Behind at IWM Duxford—a digital sound piece by Curating Visibility Fellow Cat Waites, Lucia Scazzocchio and deaf poet DL Williams. Huge thanks to all who came, and our funders @artfund.bsky.social @artscouncilengland.bsky.social for making it possible!

July is #DisabilityPrideMonth 🌈 We’re celebrating disabled voices + thinking about how tech can make museums more inclusive. What tools or ideas would make cultural spaces more accessible to you? Share your thoughts—let’s shape the future together.

Curating Visibility Fellow Anahita Harding worked with co-producers at the Food Museum, to present Food Not Cuts - exploring disabled people’s experience of sourcing, cooking and eating food. Now live at @foodmuseumuk.bsky.social. @artfund.bsky.social @artscouncilengland.bsky.social

Thanks for attending the launch of Food Not Cuts exhibition created by co-producers & Curating Visibility Fellow Anahita Harding at @foodmuseumuk.bsky.social, with audio producer Lucia Scazzocchio. Thanks to @artfund.bsky.social @artscouncilengland.bsky.social for making this exhibition possible.

Congratulations to our Curating Visibility Fellow, Anahita Harding, who has been named the Visual Artist Winner at the London Icons of the Year Awards! Read more about her practice here: shorturl.at/9YtOK Image credit: Icons London

We want to express our support for deaf, disabled & neurodivergent artists and cultural practitioners in light of the government’s proposed “Pathways to Work” Green Paper. Without Access to Work, we risk increased barriers and reduced employment. Read our full response here: shorturl.at/VGlUe

On Global Accessibility Awareness Day, Curating Visibility reaffirms our commitment to tackling the under-representation of deaf, disabled & neurodivergent voices in museums—placing lived experience at the heart of workforce, collections & interpretation.

🔍 Object of the Week This 1789 pewter medallion celebrates King George III’s recovery from illness in 1801. George III’s condition also influenced major changes to British law around mental health and criminality. 📍 Dover Museum. Curated by Karl Mercer shorturl.at/hxEZP

🔍 Object of the Week These handmade swimming trunks (1970s) belonged to Scottish long-distance swimmer Bill Stein, who became one of the first disabled people to swim the English Channel in 1979. 📍 Dover Museum. Curated by Karl Mercer shorturl.at/vVV6g

🔍 Object of the Week: Bartholomew Fair by B.R. Haydon (1786–1846) features rare early depictions of disabled figures, including someone using crutches and a small Black figure, possibly a child or person living with achondroplasia. 📍 @dovermuseum.bsky.social Curated by @karlantmercer.bsky.social

We’re launching a new branded website for Curating Visibility! As part of this exciting update, we’re thrilled to announce that our 360° Virtual Tours from our Curating for Change project are now available to view! Head over and explore the tour here: curatingforchange.org/events/360-v...

Now that we’ve welcomed our final three Curating Visibility Fellows, we’re excited to introduce you to all six Fellows currently shaping the programme. Head to our website and get to know more about them! curatingforchange.org/2025/03/26/m...

We’re partnering with London Museum on a series of short films spotlighting disabled Londoners throughout history. DYSPLA is now casting for the final role: Billy Waters (1778–1823), a legendary Black, disabled street performer and musician. More info on our website: shorturl.at/y3FnF

Five Curating for Change exhibitions which were displayed at Museum of Liverpool, Hastings Museum and Art Gallery, Bristol Museum and Art Gallery, National Railway Museum, York, and Pitt Rivers Museum, Oxford, are launching online as 360 Virtual Tours. RSVP to info@accentuateuk.org now 🚀

Final day for all deaf, disabled, or neurodivergent artists to apply for Uncomfortable Bedfellows! This is an arts-led project exploring disabled experiences in healthcare environments. Apply now (BSL version available): shorturl.at/fpso5

We inviting you to the online launch of 360-degree virtual tours of five Curating for Change exhibitions. Join us to discover how you can navigate the tours, how they were developed, and how we hope to build further accessibility into them in the future. 2pm, 19 March RSVP: info@accentuateuk.org

Call out for Curating Visibility Filmmaker! 🎥 We are looking for an experienced filmmaker/editor to capture our project milestones, with a focus on the digital interventions at our six host museums. Learn more about how to apply: shorturl.at/hfsxI Deadline: 5pm, 21st March

Are you a deaf, disabled, or neurodivergent artist interested in arts & healthcare? 1 week left to apply for Uncomfortable Bedfellows, a paid online workshop by Accentuate & Screen South exploring disabled experiences in hospitals. Apply and share your perspective (BSL available): shorturl.at/fpso5

Call for deaf, disabled, and neurodivergent artists! Take part in an online workshop - Uncomfortable Bedfellows - an arts-led exploration into the challenges faced by disabled people in healthcare environments. Learn more and apply by 7 March (BSL avail): shorturl.at/fpso5

Applications are now open for the British Art Network/Yale Center for British Art Curatorial Forum, a 10-day residential programme in New Haven and New York from 5 - 15 October 2025. Find out more and apply: britishartnetwork.org.uk/opportunities/

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BAN/YCBA Curatorial Forum 2025 New Haven and New York, October 2025 Application deadline: Monday 3 March 2025 at 5pm GMT Are you actively curating art – whether in a museum, […]

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