Arts Access Aotearoa
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April 2015 A New Zealand Sign Language video, made by Deafradio’s Seeflow translation service for Arts Access Aotearoa, lets Deaf people know about some of the ways artists, performing arts companies, festivals, museums, galleries and venues can make the arts more accessible to Deaf people. Highlighting Arts For All , a practical guide to accessibility published by Arts Access Aotearoa, the video says that one in four New Zealanders 24 or 1. 1 million people were identified as disabled in the 2013 Census. New Zealand Sign Language is one of three official languages in this country, says Richard Benge, Executive Director, Arts Access Aotearoa. Signed videos such as this are a valuable way to connect with the Deaf community and let them know about sign interpreted arts and cultural events, he says.
Arts For All outlines the benefits of marketing the arts to people with access needs. They meet twice a year and share information, expertise and solutions to particular challenges. There are eight chapters in Arts For All , including chapters on getting started communications and marketing galleries and museums and live performance. The guide also includes information about using New Zealand Sign Language interpreters to interpret arts events, including museum and gallery exhibition tours.
Auckland Lorraine McQuigg mentions the sign interpreted shows provided by Auckland Live. Deafradio is a Deaf led creative hub, combining New Zealand Sign Language expertise with the latest technology to deliver a range of projects and services. Arts Access Aotearoa's office is situated in Toi P neke, Wellington Arts Centre, Level 3, Abel Smith Street. Arts Access Aotearoa advocates for all people in New Zealand to have access to the arts by supporting people who experience barriers to participation or whose access is limited.
Arts Access Aotearoa recognises the importance of Te Tiriti o Waitangi to our kaupapa, with due regard for its articles and principles. This recognition is reflected in the following values that will underpin our work . Kotahitanga working in harmony to achieve common purpose and shared vision. At Arts Access Aotearoa, all of our activities and events are undertaken through our five programmes
Arts For All outlines the benefits of marketing the arts to people with access needs. They meet twice a year and share information, expertise and solutions to particular challenges. There are eight chapters in Arts For All , including chapters on getting started communications and marketing galleries and museums and live performance. The guide also includes information about using New Zealand Sign Language interpreters to interpret arts events, including museum and gallery exhibition tours.
Auckland Lorraine McQuigg mentions the sign interpreted shows provided by Auckland Live. Deafradio is a Deaf led creative hub, combining New Zealand Sign Language expertise with the latest technology to deliver a range of projects and services. Arts Access Aotearoa's office is situated in Toi P neke, Wellington Arts Centre, Level 3, Abel Smith Street. Arts Access Aotearoa advocates for all people in New Zealand to have access to the arts by supporting people who experience barriers to participation or whose access is limited.
Arts Access Aotearoa recognises the importance of Te Tiriti o Waitangi to our kaupapa, with due regard for its articles and principles. This recognition is reflected in the following values that will underpin our work . Kotahitanga working in harmony to achieve common purpose and shared vision. At Arts Access Aotearoa, all of our activities and events are undertaken through our five programmes
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