News and Updates from CRIPtic Arts

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CRIPtic 2026 Artist Development Programme

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In 2026, CRIPtic Arts will once again deliver four artist development programmes, Reach, Launchpad, Breakthrough and Incubate. Each project is designed to support disabled creatives at different stages in their career, from…

Oli - a white non-binary person - has bleached hair and is dressed in a white tshirt and blue gym shorts. Oli sits on stage, with a blue-washed projection behind them. They have a focused expression and their mouth is slightly open.

Artist Development

CRIPtic Arts is incredibly excited to announce the re-launch of our disabled-led artist development programmes for 2026. Nurturing the practice and work of disabled creatives is integral to us. When we talk…

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Free Introduction to Access Training

We are very excited to launch our free course led by Jamiesha Prescod – an Introduction to Access Training for the Cultural Sector. At CRIPtic Arts, we work with organisations in the…

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Annual Report 2024-25

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After a bit of a pause, we are now ready to release our Annual Report 2024-25. This covers the work we completed between April 2024 and March 2025. Introduction When I look…

Anna, Matthew and Peyvand perform on stage. The stage is washed with blue light and the three performers all look up wearing dark sunglasses. The floor is a giant image of the moon and creative captioning behind them reads “Copy deployment of opticals”

CRIPtic 2025 Artist Development Programme

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Nurturing the practice and work of disabled creatives is integral to us. In 2025, we are running our artist development programme with 4 strands – Reach, Launchpad, Breakthrough and Incubate. These are…

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CRIPtic Arts x Liberty Festival 2025

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CRIPtic Arts to produce Liberty Festival 2025 as part of Wandsworth’s year as The Mayor’s London Borough of Culture We’re delighted to be shaping Liberty for London Borough of Culture in Wandsworth…

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Call Us CRIPtic – A Disability Arts Documentary

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In 2021, we collaborated with Fig Films to make a disability arts documentary. We’re so excited to share it with you now! Call Us CRIPtic takes you on a journey through our…

Call Us CRIPtic Documentary

Call Us CRIPtic is a documentary about CRIPtic Arts’ 2021 Barbican Showcase, the artists, and the organisation made by the fantastic Fig Films, and you can watch it here or on Vimeo:…

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Podcast: Disability and… CRIPtic Arts, with Jamie Hale

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Our friends at Disability Arts Online have just released episode 57 of their “Disability and…” podcast, and this episode features Jamie Hale and the work we’re doing at CRIPtic. From our earliest…

Jamie Hale performs NOT DYING. Jamie, white person with red hair, wears a silver shirt, a beige leather jacket and grey jeans. They stare into the camera as the word 'Inspirational' is projected in an arc behind them.

Dynamic Creatives: Understanding the Arts Council Investment Principles

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Our friends at Disability Arts Online have been working on some fantastic videos about Arts Council England, including one on “Understanding the Investment Principles: Dynamic Creatives”. Why not watch it, and find…