Arts Access Aotearoa
Arts Access Aotearoa advocates for all people in New Zealand to access artistic opportunities as both creators and audience members.
Wellington
Everyone has the right to be creative. This is Arts Access Aotearoa’s central belief – a belief that has guided it since its inception in 1995.
Arts Access Aotearoa works with disability groups, community arts groups and professional arts organisations to make sure everyone in New Zealand can enjoy the arts by supporting people who experience barriers to participation or whose access is limited.
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Arts Access Aotearoa works with disability groups, community arts groups and professional arts organisations to make sure everyone in New Zealand can enjoy the arts.
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Lisette Wesseling, Arts Access Awards 2014 3 September 2012
Lisette Wesseling received a Highly Commended citation in the Arts Access Artistic Achievement Award 2014. She is a professional soprano, voice teacher and braille awareness consultant at the Blind Foundation.
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