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Disjunction

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Disjunction is a disability-led digital platform, aiming to bring contemporary arts into dialogue with disability arts practice. Disjunction was created by Tutti Arts and officially launched on 2 August 2024.

The focus of Disjunction is on creative encounters between disabled and non-disabled artists, through collaborations, commissions, and exhibition-making. It draws on Tutti’s pilot project Reaching Out where three learning disabled and neurodivergent visual artists from Tutti’s studios worked side-by-side with non-disabled peers to artistically respond to leading cultural institutions – the Art Gallery of South Australia, South Australian Museum and Carrick Hill.

The Disjunction platform contains articles about projects, collaborations, ideas and opportunities that underline disabled and non-disabled artists working together.

Visitors to Disjunction are encouraged to engage and contribute with discussion topics like:

  • What is art?
  • What does it mean to be an artist?
  • Who can be an artist?

Disjunction was funded by Creative Australia and Arts South Australia. Disjunction has drawn on the work of many creatives and the partnership of a number of leading institutions. Tutti would like to acknowledge and thank:

  • Jackie Saunders and Laura Wills
  • Kurt Bosecke and Emmaline Zanelli
  • William Gregory and Mawarini
  • Dr Jade French
  • Gaele Sobott
  • Fiona Tuomy
  • Gaelle Mellis
  • Jon Tjhia
  • Connor O’Brien
  • Our partners AGSA, South Australian Museum and Carrick Hill
  • Project facilitators Belinda Howden and Ellen Schlobohm

We encourage you to visit, engage and contribute to Disjunction here: https://disjunction.art/