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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…
Creative Scotland announced today that Independent Arts Projects (IAP) would receive £101,961 in support from the Touring Fund for Theatre and Dance to tour S.E.X. Education Explorers by Mamoru Iriguchi…
Independent Arts Projects (IAP) is now seeking new people to join our Board of Trustees. A job information pack is available below in different formats as a download or…
Executive Producer Mhari Robinson reflects on IAP’s experience of making sensory theatre with Ellie Griffiths and how this led to us seeking funding to create the Sensory Collective….
We’re so pleased to announce Niroshini Thambar as a member of our Sensory Collective. Niroshini is one of six artists supported to create work with by and for…
We are delighted to introduce you to Kirsty Biff Nicolson, one of our Sensory Collective team. Kirsty is one of six artists who will create work with, by and…
We are absolutely delighted to announce that Sonia Allori, will join IAP as one of the Sensory Collective, a team of 6 artists and 1 producer who will create…
Please welcome Kirstin Abraham, one of our Sensory Collective team. Kirstin is one of six artists who will be supported to create work with by and for people…