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Hello 🤗 I hope all is well where you are. I know it’s been a tough time for lots of folk in lots of ways. In Edinburgh things…
Independent Arts Projects (IAP) aims to provide a space for people to be themselves, to see themselves and to connect with others. We are committed to being an…
Independent Arts Projects (IAP) are now seeking the following role(s): Job packs are available below in PDF format, audio format and as videos . If you would like…
Independent Arts Projects (IAP) are now seeking the following role(s): Job packs are available below in PDF format, audio format and as videos . If you would like…
Katie Goh chats with Niroshini Thambar, Kirsty Biff Nicolson, and Sonia Allori about the work they’re doing as part of the Sensory Collective project. In the creative arts,…
Hazel Darwin-Clements questions whether we’re doing enough in the cultural industries to respond to the climate emergency following a tour of her play Maya and the Whale which…
Following a successful run as part of Edinburgh Fringe Festival 2021, we are now recruiting temporary roles to join our team as we restage this production by performer…
![[Image description: Max Alexander lies on a yoga ball in the midst of a play session. In the foreground and background we can see all sorts of objects that can be used as materials for play, e.g. - bits of pipe, stretched wool tied in a not, bits of pipe, string, fabric and clumps of turquoise glitter curtain.]](https://www.independentartsprojects.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/03/SensoryCollective-Pic-CatrionaParmenter46-508x338.jpg)
Max Alexander blogs about his autistic play space project, Function Schmunction and how he makes use of capes in that space. As one of the artists in the…
To be honest, I’ve struggled this year. Joy has been hard to come by at work and work is usually something that brings a lot of joy (even…
Katie Goh chats with Kirstin Abraham, Joanna Young and Max Alexander about the work they’re doing as part of the Sensory Collective project. “People tend to think access…