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In Amanda Leduc’s carefully researched book “Disfigured” there is an engaging and arresting combination of biography, social commentary and revealing critiques of fairy tale. From the Brothers Grimm to Disney, Amanda reveals their impact on disability perception and advocates stories that celebrate diversity. I enjoy the way that the writing transitions from knowledgable analysis of…

Art makers from Henshaws Arts and Crafts Centre, An inclusive Arts Centre in Knaresborough, North Yorkshire UK, visited a beautiful collection of work at the Baltic Art Gallery. They had the opportunity to investigate and respond to the Project Artworks residency at The Baltic Centre for Contemporary Art in Gateshead, UK. This had been inspired…

Welcome to “The Art of Parity” I’m Douglas Thompson, a Teeside University research student. This blog explores inclusive arts and the collaboration between creatives in the disability arts community. We’ll cover academic findings, personal observations, and discussions on equity in creativity. I invite you to engage with this content, share your views, and contribute to…