News
-
National accessArts Centre announces major corporate sponsorship from the TD Bank Group
TD quadruples its sponsorship of NaAC’s programs for 2025 – making it the largest investment to advancing the disability arts in Canada The National accessArts Centre announced today that TD […]
-
Ottawa’s Ashley Hiscott awarded the 2024 Won Lee Prize, Canada’s highest honour in the visual arts for the disability community
TORONTO – The National accessArts Centre (NaAC), Canada’s largest disability arts organization, is pleased to announce the winner of the 2024 Won Lee Prize – Ashley Hiscott from Ottawa, Ontario. […]
-
Camera Lucida: NaAC dancers to be showcased at the Seoul Performing Arts Festival!
Camera Lucida is an innovative dance performance that will explore complex themes of community and identity. Thematically, Camera Lucida delves into the richness of human diversity, challenging traditional notions of […]
-
The National accessArts Centre (NaAC) appoints a new slate of Board of Directors, and welcomes back Jung-Suk (JS) Ryu as its President and CEO
New leadership and disability representation will strengthen the organization as it builds on an exciting future ahead CALGARY – The membership of the National accessArts Centre (NaAC) has elected a […]
-
Statement by JS Ryu, President and CEO, regarding the future of the Scouts Building
Today, the National accessArts Centre, unveiled a new video, titled The NaAC is Calgary, with the hopes of sharing with Calgarians – and, in particular, members of Calgary’s City Council – […]
-
Athena Cooper awarded the inaugural Won Lee Prize
October 11, 2023 Calgary-based artist Athena Cooper awarded the inaugural Won Lee Prize Administered by the National accessArts Centre, it is the largest cash prize awarded to a Canadian artist […]
-
Statement on the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation
The National accessArts Centre (NaAC) will be observing the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation on September 30 2023, and our offices will be closed on Monday October 2 2023 […]
-
The National accessArts Centre receives a $400,000 investment from the Canada Arts Training Fund
CALGARY, Alta. (May 24, 2023) – The National accessArts Centre (NaAC) – Canada’s oldest and largest disability arts organization – has become the country’s first multidisciplinary disability arts organization to […]
-
Indigenous Ways of Knowing
Coordinator, Indigenous Programs, Richelle Bear Hat, gives an intimate account of the Indigenous Ways of Knowing program at the NaAC.
-
Art in Practice
Ever wonder what it’s like to be a professional artist in Calgary? Over the course of eight weeks, A group of NaAC artists learned the fundamentals of professional art making and presentation in a program called artShare 2.0.
-
We are truly becoming national
NaAC is taking over YYC with Exhibitions, a Premiere and one ICONIC Dance Party
-
National accessArts Centre receives support from Shaw Communications to launch new online education platform
National accessArts Centre receives support from Shaw Communications to launch new online education platform to support Canadian artists living with disabilities