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High VisAbility exhibition at FORM Gallery - Edwin Sitt
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Visitors checking out the High VisAbility exhibition catalogue, posters, stickers and acquisition document - Edwin Sitt
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High VisAbility exhibition catalogue - Edwin Sitt
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High VisAbility posters with quirky flora and fauna taken from the artworks made by students of Sir David Brand School - Edwin Sitt
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Striking installation - Edwin Sitt
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A visitor enjoying a few collaborative artworks featured in the exhibition - Edwin Sitt
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Some drawings by Robert, one of the students who is now inspired to keep making art after participating in the project. - Edwin Sitt
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One of the collaborative artworks in the show - Edwin Sitt
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Created by one of the students, Rafael, and animator Jake Carlshaussen, 'Inside Out' takes viewers on a kaleidoscopic journey through fantastic landscapes and quirky creatures. - Edwin Sitt
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Collaborative mural created during exhibition at FORM Gallery - Edwin Sitt
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Exploring each student's story in the exhibition catalogue - Edwin Sitt
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(L–R) Artist Mandy White and her sister Michelle, who is also CAN's Executive Producer - Edwin Sitt
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High VisAbility Exhibition at FORM Gallery
Perth
High VisAbility is a project that enriches and empowers students with disabilities by giving them the opportunity to collaborate with professional artists to create artwork that is then exhibited in public galleries.
In 2024, the first iteration of this project was co-presented by CAN and Sir David Brand School (SDBS), a school which provides individually structured programs for students with disabilities from the age of 4 to 18 years. Works created during the project were presented at the Perth Institute of Contemporary Arts (PICA) as part of the 2024 AWESOME Festival. A more expansive exhibition, featuring many previously unseen works, was presented at FORM Gallery, 15 January – 8 February 2025.
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High VisAbility is a project that enriches and empowers students with disabilities by giving them the opportunity to collaborate with professional artists to create artwork that is then exhibited in public galleries.
In 2024, the first iteration of this project was co-presented by CAN and Sir David Brand School (SDBS), a school which provides individually structured programs for students with disabilities from the age of 4 to 18 years. Works created during the project were presented at the Perth Institute of Contemporary Arts (PICA) as part of the 2024 AWESOME Festival. A more expansive exhibition, featuring many previously unseen works, was presented at FORM Gallery, 15 January – 8 February 2025.
