Kaleido - Disability and Deaf Arts South West

21 Things to Remember (Still) - Liz Crow

A blue pixilated hand with tiny flowers behind it being counted upon.

Carnival - Carole Jenkins

Two colourful masks

Series - Gus Cummins

A series of head shots and brain scans that are superimposed

Parasols - Richard Bizley

A life guard sits atop a tall chair surrounded by umbrellas

Dance Aware Workshop - Michael Mitchell

A circle of people with joined raised hands

Fishing Village - Barrie Goodfellow

A colourful fishing village with boats as seen from the sea

Workshop - Lex Hibberd

2 female dancers crouch alongside each other and stretch their arms toward the floor

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Disability and Deaf Arts South West

Welcome to Kaleido, the South West Regional Agency for Deaf and disabled art.

The aim of Kaleido is to open opportunities to all disabled and Deaf people in the South West who wish to participate in the arts.

Kaleido supports Deaf and disabled artists so that they are valued, nurtured and play a key role in the thriving arts and cultural life of the regional arts community.

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Follow the links below to find out exactly how we can help you.

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