Blog Posts

3Arts' UIC Fellowship program offers residencies for Deaf and disabled artists to explore disability aesthetics and create new work.

A collection of podcasts from storytellers that deal with the concept of haunting.

We're speaking with violinist, singer, and songwriter Gaelynn Lea about the realities of being a disabled artist in the performing arts.

As part of National Disability Employment Awareness Month, Beth Bienvenu, director of the NEA’s Office of Accessibility, and Darrell Bogan, director of the NEA’s Office of Civil Rights and Equal Opportunity, take a deeper dive into the agency's work ...

In this Notable Quotable, Alice Sheppard of Kinetic Light discusses the need for systemic change in the arts to achieve true equity and accessibility for all.

On this last day of Hispanic Heritage Month 2021, get to know CantoMundo, which provides a safe and generative space for writers of the Latino diaspora.

In the new issue of American Artscape—Showing Strength Through Creativity—Executive Director Lisa Gold shares her thoughts on the impact of the work of the Asian American Arts Alliance.

In honor of Indigenous People’s Day, we are revisiting our conversations with Native artists and cultural leaders whose work challenges assumptions, preserves traditions, and speaks to the past, present, and future.