For the past two years, the National accessArts Centre has been far more than an observer in the evolution of inclusive arts research — we have been an active part of it. As the Canadian creative partner and performing ensemble in Camera Lucida, our artists played a central role in Soohye Jang’s doctoral work. Her newly published article, drawn from her dissertation Multidimensional Impact of Inclusive Arts: Creative Process, Audience Experience, and Organizational Change, offers an inside look at this Korea–Canada collaboration: where creative methods collided, where breakthroughs emerged, and where the most profound transformations unfolded long before anything reached the stage.

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What Inclusive Arts Really Changes: A 2-year research journey into a Korea-Canada collaborative performance