Cultur-Able is a platform whose aim is to raise public awareness of issues related to disability and its access to culture.
It was created by Andraneel Banerjee and Kirishnakaanth Candane, two students in the MBA in Art and Cultural Management.
This forum brings together professionals from the cultural sector to start discussions about the prospects for, and accessibility of, culture for people with disabilities. Defining the social stakes for this audience and supporting and guiding them in creative endeavors is the mission of Cultur-Able.
For its inaugural event on April 7, Cultur-Able is organizing a webinar on these issues in association with Access for All, a cultural accessibility consultancy based in Mumbai.
Upcoming events: Webinar on April 7 on Zoom: Accessibility and Inclusion in Culture
Conversations on accessibility and inclusion in culture exploring artists (STAGE), audiences (SEAT), and venues (SPACE). Moderated by Access For All.
STAGE
By turning to members of the disability community who are creators, performers, and artists, we explore opportunities and personal stories.
SEAT
Improving how this audience is welcomed in physical and digital spaces is the goal of Cultur-Able, which also aims to help cultural venues diversify their audiences through new technologies.
SPACE
Examine the different physical and digital spaces in which people with disabilities interact with the cultural world around them, why they should be more accessible, and how that is possible.
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