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Disability Arts Online's magazine as audio

Disability Arts Online's magazine as audio

By: Disability Arts Online
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Disability Arts Online (DAO) is a UK-based charitable arts organisation led by disabled people. Disability Arts Online's digital magazine is the world's foremost publication dedicated to disability arts and culture. We publish news, reviews, interviews and opinion pieces weekly. This podcast is a collection of the audio versions of the articles in our digital magazine. They are typically read by the original author, or by a member of the DAO team. They are always read by an actual human.(c) Disability Arts Online Art Social Sciences
Episodes
  • Review: I Swear
    Dec 19 2025

    I Swear is the true-life story of Tourette Syndrome campaigner John Davidson following his adolescence and early adulthood in 1980s Britain. Alison Wilde critiques the context and impact the film has made. Review by Alison Wilde, read by Kate Stephens.

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    14 mins
  • Review: Beyond the Visual
    Dec 19 2025

    Beyond the Visual at the Henry Moore Institute in Leeds claims to be the ‘UK’s first major sculpture exhibition in which blind and partially blind practitioners are central to the curatorial process and make up the majority of participating artists’. It features work by 16 artists alongside creative approaches to audio description. Gill Crawshaw ponders if the show has something for everyone. Written and read by Gill Crawshaw.

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    11 mins
  • News: Disability Arts Online announces Cripping Culture heritage project
    Nov 12 2025

    Disability Arts Online (DAO) has received a £249,607 grant from The National Lottery Heritage Fund to support a major project which will save the stories of the Disability Arts movement from being lost and share them through a digital archive, interactive timeline and podcast series.

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    6 mins
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