NaAC Stories
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New Partnership Between the National accessArts Centre and the City of Calgary Paves the Way for Accessible, Disability-led Dance for Kids
The National accessArts Centre (NaAC), presented by TD, and the City of Calgary are proud to announce a brand-new partnership offering accessible dance for children ages 6-12. The partnership offers […]
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What Inclusive Arts Really Changes: A Must-Read Exploration of Korea-Canada Collaboration
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 […]
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Art Across Borders
Expanding Boundaries and Possibilities When ten artists from Korea and Canada came together this fall, they brought with them a kaleidoscope of styles and stories. Over ten days, they travelled […]
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Dreams of the Future Screening
Join the National accessArts Centre (NaAC) and Ghost Rooster Collective for an evening of film, conversation, and community. This special event features the World Premiere of COSMOS REPORT (2025), the […]
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She’s Looking Fine and Killing It
Inside The Bright, Bold World of Visual Artist Kacy Salkeld For visual artist Kacy Salkeld, there’s no such thing as a typical day in the studio. Her practice moves easily […]
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Launchpad 6.0
Launchpad 6.0 continues NaAC’s tradition of bringing people together to celebrate the vibrant creative work happening across our communities and beyond. These events have served as a space to reflect […]
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Five Canadian and five Korean artists selected to participate in an unprecedented cultural exchange initiative.
10 Selected artists from both countries to highlight and share their work and perspectives as artists living with disabilities with stops across Canada and Korea.
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Artists First™
A New Trademark, A Long-Standing Truth At the National accessArts Centre (NaAC), we believe the arts begin with artists. That belief has guided our work for decades, from the way […]
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Foundations for the Future of Disability Art
Two historic announcements are setting the stage for a new era of disability arts in Canada. Thanks to nearly $15 million in support from the federal, provincial, and municipal governments, […]
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A Movement 50 Years in the Making
Reflecting on 50 Years of Art, Advocacy and Ambition You only turn 50 once. For the National accessArts Centre (NaAC), this milestone is more than a celebration—it’s a moment to […]
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Reel Perspectives: NaAC filmmakers on screen at Yonge-Dundas Square in Toronto
Yonge-Dundas Square (soon to be Sankofa Square) and the National accessArts Centre are happy to announce the featured artists for the upcoming installation, Reel Perspectives: Paul Brain, Sherrine Fox, Jody […]
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CBC Highlights 3 NaAC Filmmakers
Meet three members of the Film Ensemble: Jody Lynn Roll, Paul Brain, and Kathy M. Austin. They share about their experiences in the program, their art practices, and how NaAC supports […]
