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Indefinite Arts Centre

Program and component
Digital Strategy Fund, Public Access to the Arts and Citizen Engagement

Community
Calgary, Alberta

Field of practice
Multidisciplinary

Grant amount
$325,400 over two years

Fiscal year
2019–20

artStory: A Digital Platform for Visual Artists with Disabilities

A young man looking at his art on the table in front of him.
Artist at Indefinite Arts Centre in Calgary, Canada’s oldest and largest disability arts organization. Photographer(s): Neil Zeller

Alberta’s Indefinite Arts Centre is developing a digital platform for works by artists with disabilities.


Using a digital platform to promote disability arts practices

The Indefinite Arts Centre is developing a digital platform to raise the profile of visual artists with disabilities and improve access to their works. As the name implies, the artStory platform also gives artists the opportunity to tell their own stories, describe their artistic careers, and document their works in order to become known by the public, art gallerists, arts organizations, and other artists.

The Indefinite Arts Centre: a long-standing commitment to disability arts practices

The Indefinite Arts Centre supports more than 300 artists with disabilities, which makes it the largest organization of its kind in Canada—as well as the oldest! Its mission is to faithfully represent the breadth of the skills and talents of not only the Centre’s participating artists, but also artists from across Canada and the United States who identify as having a disability.

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