The group exhibition Pathways is an opportunity for University of Atypical to showcase the work of some of our twenty DDASF awardees and our Digital Innovation Awardee. This exhibition showcases the work of DDASF awardees Barry Mulholland, Emma Whitehead, Julie McGowan, Lauren Martin, Lisa Brown, Martin Della Vecchia and Norma Beggs; and Digital Innovations Awardee, Peter Fleming. It includes ceramics, painting, textiles, drawings, photography, digital art and sculpture.
The d/Deaf and Disabled Artists Support Fund is a dedicated annual arts development initiative that enables and supports d/Deaf, disabled and neurodivergent artists across a full range of art and craft forms to develop their professional practice. The award provides important funding for artists to produce new, high-quality work; receive training, coaching, mentoring; or buying time. Our 2024 DDASF awardees have produced research, or work, in many forms including script writing, new music, visual arts, sound art and textiles.
Exhibition launch for Late Night Art Belfast Exhibition: 7 Nov, 6:00pm – 9:pm
International Day for People With Disabilities Open Sessions: Tuesday 3 December starting at 11:30 am and 2:30pm British Sign Language interpretation. All welcome.
Pathways | Group Exhibition at University of Atypical,
- 7 Nov – 20 Dec 2024
- University of Atypical, 109 – 113 Royal Avenue, Belfast
Gallery opening hours Tue – Fri, 10:00am – 5:30pm Opening for Late Night Art 6:00pm -9:00pm on Thursday 7 November and Thursday 5 December.
