Tutti Arts

We acknowledge the Traditional Owners of the place now called South Australia, and all First Peoples living and working on this land. We celebrate the history and contemporary creativity of the world’s oldest living culture and pay respect to Elders – past and present. We acknowledge Kaurna, Peramangk and Ngadjuri peoples on whose lands our events and activities are imagined, planned and held. This always was, and always will be, Aboriginal land.

Tutti Arts   〉 Disabled and Unstoppable

Disabled and Unstoppable

Our studios and rehearsal rooms are buzzing. Tutti’s learning disabled and neurodivergent artists are ready to take on the world. But, while the talent is limitless, the world isn’t always built for it. From getting a choir onto a mainstream stage to shipping a masterpiece across the country, the cost of accessibility is the only thing standing in the way of greatness.

We believe creativity should be loud, proud, and completely unstoppable. We want you to join the Creative Rebellion.

Our Disabled and Unstoppable campaign is your invitation to champion creative excellence. By donating this EOFY, you aren’t just giving to charity, you’re investing in the next Archibald winner, the next sell-out Fringe show. Help us build a South Australian art scene that is actually for everyone.

We’re here to showcase radical disability pride (see the Choir video below!) and elevate the individual goals of Tutti artists.

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Two disabled dancers performing with the text, 'We want Hula hoops [Hula hoops scored out] The spotlight.'
Smiling artist with blond hair, Megan Long, with the text, 'We want Colouring books [colouring books scored out] artist residencies.'
Dancer with arms crossed in front of their body, with the text, 'We want Tik Tok [Tik Tok scored out] centre stage.'
Smiling disabled artist playing guitar, with the text, 'We want headphones [headphones scored out] platinum albums.'
Disabled artist with glasses and moustache, with the text 'We want colouring books [colouring books scored out] Archibalds.'
Excited disabled artist wearing leather jacket hold drumsticks, with the text 'we want karaoke [karaoke scored out] Arias
Disabled actor looks sideways at viewer, with the text 'we want cartoons [cartoons scored out] to make a TV series'
Disabled performer with black glasses looks directly at viewer, with the text 'we want fringe tickets [fringe tickets scored out] to be a headliner'
Disabled artist looks directly at viewer, with the text 'We want colouring books [colouring books scored out] Archibalds.'

End of financial year (EOFY) donations can do more than reduce your tax. You can invest in creative career development for local learning disabled and neurodivergent artists.    

As you reflect on EOFY, give with purpose and make a donation that shines light on disabled talent, change makers, and thinkers, deepening the creative richness of the arts. 

Tutti Arts is a registered Deductible Gift Recipient making your donation tax-deductible. More importantly, your support helps create lasting change, by challenging the narrative of disability and showcasing disabled creative excellence, in visual art, music, theatre, radio, film and dance. 

The Tutti Choir spent the last year preparing to bring their new show, Loud and Proud to Adelaide Fringe. This is their story.
(Video credit Six Foot Possum)

What are EOFY donations? 

Eligible donations of $2 or more made to a registered Deductible Gift Recipient (DGR), including Tutti Arts, can be claimed as a deduction on your tax return. You can read more about this on the ATO website. 

EOFY donations to Tutti Arts can help reduce your taxable income (so you’ll pay tax on a lower income), while supporting the careers and creativity of learning disabled and neurodivergent artists, filmmakers, actors, dancers and musicians. 

EOFY giving is a powerful way to investing in more creative and imaginative contemporary arts. Your generosity helps create real, lasting change, opening doors for disabled artists to dream and to enrich our world with their unique perspectives. 

You can choose where your income goes, on tax or towards creating more inspiring and inclusive arts for us all to enjoy!  

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