A multifaceted and multidisciplinary festival of visual and performing arts providing opportunities to showcase artistic excellence by persons with disabilities.

Champions the arts for children with disabilities and advocate access to the arts. Offers details of their work and how to get involved. Kansas City.

Established to provide opportunities for the deaf and hearing to create and exhibit DeafArt (De'VIA), which incorporates American Sign Language, Deaf Culture and the Deaf Experience. Includes numerous pictures.

Promotes disability arts in the north-east region of England. Offers listings, databases of practising disabled artists, a gallery, funding information and grant guidelines.

Based in Melbourne, Australia and provides access to arts and cultural activity for people who are disadvantaged, including people with a disability.

Encourages and enables persons with disabilities to have full access to arts programs and facilities and participate fully in the cultural and artistic life of Raleigh.

Performing arts and visual arts for Tucson, Arizona including Third Street Kids

A worldwide association of artists that organizes a wide range of exhibitions, sells original art works and permits publishing houses to reproduce their works as art greeting cards and calendars.

Full time visual art center for people with disabilities in California. Includes examples of their work and how to get involved.

A resource that exclusively features performing artists, musicians and comedians, all of whom have a disability.

A resource for anyone interested in Deaf Art, particularly the category defined by Deaf View/Image Art (De'VIA).

Positive images of people with disabilities in everyday-life situations and inclusive settings.

Provides the latest national and international news in the field of Disability arts, contacts, services, links and artwork.

21st Century D.A.W.N. Artists, musicians, poets and writers with disabilities are encouraged to submit creations. "Where the Earth is Art and every word is a song."

An Art Center and Gallery for adults with developmental disabilities in Claremont, California. First Street's artists produce art in painting, drawing, printmaking, ceramics, collage, assemblage, art books and creative writing.