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Arcadea is a cultural organisation based in the North East of England promoting and supporting the cultural equality of Disabled people. We are excited to be part of regional, national and international cultural innovation and are committed to increasing the cultural status of Disabled people and to raising the profile of Disabled artists work to ensure that as Disabled people we can fully participate in all aspects of British cultural life at all levels.

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Architecture-InsideOut is an Arts Council funded project bringing together architects with disabled and Deaf artists to explore innovative new ways of designing buildings and spaces which improve the built environment for everyone.

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Artists First is a group of 16 disabled visual artists with learning difficulties based in Bristol.
We have been working together since 1988; we are used to running our own studios and have organised, or have been part of many exhibitions, residencies and open studio events.

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Facilities for disabled visitors
Please contact us in advance to reserve a wheelchair, tri-wheel walker or scooter or to arrange personal guidance.
Guide and Hearing Dogs are welcome.
For information in Braille, large print or on audiotape, or to arrange a touch tour or sign language interpreted tour please call
0191 478 1810 or for textphone 0191 440 4944
BALTIC is part of the Gateshead Shopmobility Scheme. If you wish to book a scooter of wheelchair for your visit to the Gateshead Quayside, please call 0191 440 4960.

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Our policy is Access for All and we are fully accessible for disabled visitors, including entrance ramps for physical access and improved access to information for blind and visually impaired people.

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It is 120 years since Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery first opened its doors beneath the clock tower on Chamberlain Square. Inside you will find everything from Renaissance masterpieces to 9,000-year-old Middle Eastern treasures.

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BlindArt is a charitable organisation based in UK whose aim is to encourage participation and interaction of the visually impaired in the sighted domain of the visual arts.

BlindArt promotes artists; both sighted and visually impaired, to showcase their work through competitions, exhibitions, fairs, shows and private commissions.

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Still one of the few arts venues that can boast a fully-accessible facility, full integration is at the heart of our philosophy and we aim to provide a friendly, creative environment where users with a disability can fully engage in all our activities.

As the University of Leicester's arts centre, Embrace Arts at the RA centre offers opportunities to everyone to participate without barriers in ways that challenge and inspire.

Our welcoming 180-seater performance area, art studios, extensive exhibition gallery and bright foyer space enable people to engage with the arts as audiences, performers and learners.

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Heart n Soul is a leading arts organisation with learning disability culture at its heart.

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Welcome to Leeds Art Gallery, housing a world class collection of 20th century British art and presenting exciting temporary exhibitions.

Offering exhibitions, displays, learning programmes, events and activities, Leeds Art Gallery is a great place for all ages. Explore the wonderful collections and exhibitions, take part in our family friendly events, or relax over lunch in the new Tiled Hall Cafe.

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We want everyone to be able to enjoy the city's art collection. We're working hard to improve access for all.

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Access
mima is fully accessible. Wheelchairs are available on request. Disabled parking is available at the gallery. Blue badges and motorcycles are FREE. For further information please contact mima reception on 01642 726 720 (open during gallery opening times).

Braille and Large Print
We will try and make our print materials available in Braille, large print and other languages on request. For further information please contact mima reception on 01642 726 720.

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The Gallery holds the most extensive collection of portraits in the world. The Collection is displayed in London and in a number of locations around the United Kingdom, including several houses managed by the National Trust. The Gallery is increasingly keen to find new ways to share the Collection through the National Programmes, as well as through this website.

Access
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In the Gallery
Information about onsite facilities including wheelchairs, toilets, lifts, emergency evacuation and access.

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Click on Information and then on the drop down menu click on Visiting and then on the righthand side click to download Access Statement

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The Shipley Art Gallery has the following facilities for visitors:
Access for wheelchair users via ramp
Accessible toilets
Male and female toilet facilities
Assistance available if required
Assistance and Guide dogs admitted

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