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Creative Access Network
A monthly, in-person space for learning disabled and neurodivergent artists and creatives, and the support workers alongside them.
If you’re an artist thinking about what’s next, or a support worker wanting to feel more confident in your role, come and join us. This is your space to talk honestly about practice, ambition, confidence, access needs, roles and boundaries — and to leave with clearer next steps.
It’s not an art group. It’s about artist development: making sense of your journey, finding the language for your work, and building support that actually helps. We’ll explore what good support can look like in the arts — together.
In person – combats loneliness and isolation
We meet in spaces that are quiet, comfortable and welcoming. We currently meet at Puzzle Bored in Brighton.
Space for supportive feedback
- We don’t give each other advice unless we ask for it
- We use clear language
- We respect each others opinions
- We give each other space to speak
- We listen to each other
Sharing opportunities like exhibitions, competitions and commissions
Being connected to other organisations and supported studios – we are not alone doing our work.
Somewhere to bounce ideas/ Unblock ideas
Support for project planning
Learning new skills
Join our mailing list
We send occasional emails with news, events and creative opportunities.