Be In! An international accessible film festival network
Be In! An international accessible film festival network
Opinion
October 18, 2019
Following discussions between Oska Bright (UK), Klappe Auf (Germany) and Engelsiz Festival (Turkey), the trio decided to self-initiate a network of trusted disability film festivals from across Europe. Joe Turnbull investigates the network and its constituent partners. The first meeting of the Be In Accessible Film Festivals network. Photograph courtesy
Un-Label Performing Arts Company
Artist
The interdisciplinary, mixed-abled performing arts company Un-Label stands for artistic innovation and diversity. It brings together artists from all over Europe. Our performances featuring emerging artists with and without disabilities set new standards. We connects international stakeholders, scientists and experts in the field from the inclusive cultural scene by hosting symposia,
Dilan Aydemir
Artist
Dilan Aydemir is a disabled visual artist from Turkey who works in multimedia. Her work is heavily influenced by the Mexican disability icon, Frida Kahlo. Employing the Tableau Vivant style, Aydemir recreates famous artworks by Frida Kahlo in short self-portrait videos, placing herself at the centre. Aydemir draws parallels between
Un-Label
Collaboration
Un-label was a programme of seminars, artistic and inclusive workshops and a multidisciplinary dance-theatre production, taking place from May 2015 through to April 2017. Un-label has spawned a performing arts company of the same name, and a follow-up collaboration entitled ImPart. Un-Label is run by the Verein der Freunde und Förderer