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University of Atypical @universityofatypical.org · 10h

Event update: Arts and Activism Symposium. Brigid O’Dea is unfortunately no longer able to join us as planned for our Arts and Activism Symposium. The event will otherwise go ahead as planned.

A collage of 4 coloured photos. From the top left to right:
Alan: Photograph of a smiling man standing against a stone wall with his hands clasped together in front of him. He wears all black, and has short, messy brown hair and a ginger beard.
Jenny: Photograph of a woman backlit in a dark room. She is holding a back of self-raising flour. Her mouth is open as though mid laugh. Pink glasses are balanced on top of her head. She has light blonde hair, and is wearing a grey t-shirt.
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Kirin: Photograph of a smiling South-Asian woman in her fifties, standing in the middle distance. She wears a smart red dress and holds a white cane. She is standing in front of a large, bright window, and leaning on a white office chair.
Emma: Photograph of a woman standing in front of a striped, multicoloured progress flag painted onto a wall. She has wavy red hair, wears round brown glasses, and a long rainbow coloured scarf draped over a black jacket.

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University of Atypical @universityofatypical.org · 22h

We still have tickets available for CAREAID! Join artist Zofia Kuligowska for CAREAID, a playful workshop exploring accessibility, identity and creative solutions. Bring an object, photo or story that helps you navigate everyday life.

Coloured photograph of a spray painted gold bike is parked on a neatly manicured grassy lawn, upon which a few strewn leaves are visible.

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University of Atypical @universityofatypical.org · 29/09/2026

We still have some tickets available for Very Interesting Perspectives: Blind Artists’ Professional Network project, the Blind Artists’ Professional Network Panel and Networking Event, will take place on Saturday 3 October at 11:00am at The MAC, as part of Bounce Arts Festival 2026.

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University of Atypical @universityofatypical.org · 28/09/2026

Tickets are still available for our screening of Marlee Matlin: Not Alone Anymore, a powerful documentary by Deaf filmmaker Shoshannah Stern exploring Marlee’s groundbreaking career, advocacy for accessibility, and journey within the Deaf community.

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University of Atypical @universityofatypical.org · 27/09/2026

The Atypical Gallery launches Susanne Horsch’s exhibition, Tender Ruins, for the Bounce Arts Festival at 6:00 pm on Thursday 1 October followed by an artist talk at 2:00 pm in the gallery on Friday 2 October starting at 2:00 pm.

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University of Atypical @universityofatypical.org · 26/09/2026

Very Interesting Perspectives: Blind Artists’ Professional Network project, the Blind Artists’ Professional Network Panel and Networking Event, will take place on Saturday 3 October at 11:00am at The MAC, as part of Bounce Arts Festival 2026.

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University of Atypical @universityofatypical.org · 25/09/2026

Only 2 weeks left to submit your application for the open call: Accessibility in Fashion University of Atypical, in partnership with the Department for Communities, invites d/Deaf, disabled and neurodivergent artists based in Northern Ireland to apply for an IDPWD 2026 opportunity in Belfast.

Image of a promotional graphic. On a linen textured background, on the top left of the image is a graphic black and white, textured image of an adaptive clothing zipper, partially unzipped. The ring pull of the zipper creates the “O” in the words “Open Call”, which features in the centre of the graphic, in large, thin, black lettering. To the right of this, are the words “Accessibility in Fashion”, in smaller, black lettering.

Underneath this, are the words “2 weeks left”, in large black text which is right aligned.

The logos for the Department of Communities and University of Atypical are featured at the bottom of the image.

On a white, linen textured background, the words "International Day of Persons With Disabilities, 3 December 2026, Ulster Museum, Belfast” feature in the upper, middle section of the image, in thin, black, sans serif font.

Under this is “8 October” in large, in thin, black, sans serif font, with the words “Submission Deadline” in smaller thin, black, sans serif font beneath this.

On a white, linen textured background, the words "Northern Ireland Residents, 15 Minute Presentation, £300 Commission Fee, £150 Participation Fee, Travel and Access Fees” feature in the upper, middle section of the image, in thin, black, sans serif font.

Under this is “3 Artists” in large, in thin, black, sans serif font, with the words "d/Deaf, disabled and neurodivergent” in smaller thin, black, sans serif font beneath this.

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University of Atypical @universityofatypical.org · 24/09/2026

What counts as a disability aid? Join artist Zofia Kuligowska for CAREAID, a playful workshop exploring accessibility, identity and creative solutions. Bring an object, photo or story that helps you navigate everyday life.

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University of Atypical @universityofatypical.org · 22/09/2026

Get ready for glitter, camp, chaos and queer disabled joy! Sheffield’s Tito Bone is bringing An Evening with Tito Bone (a.k.a. The World Is Burning So Please Enjoy My Drag Show) to Bounce Arts Festival. This is one you won’t want to miss!

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University of Atypical @universityofatypical.org · 22/09/2026

We’re screening Marlee Matlin: Not Alone Anymore, a powerful documentary by Deaf filmmaker Shoshannah Stern exploring Marlee’s groundbreaking career, advocacy for accessibility, and journey within the Deaf community. youtu.be/yh7weSZkUU8?...

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Marlee Matlin: Not Alone Anymore – Official Trailer

YouTube video by Kino Lorber

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University of Atypical @universityofatypical.org · 20/09/2026

Exciting Bounce events featuring BSL: 2 Oct: Art & Activism Symposium, The Mighty Pen & Tito Bone drag king cabaret (ISL + integrated AD). 4 Oct: Marlee Matlin’s Not Alone Anymore + BSL Q&A. Tickets: themaclive.com | universityofatypical.org/bounce

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University of Atypical @universityofatypical.org · 19/09/2026

Kellie and Kirin from Four Out of Five give us an insight into what we can expect from their performance at Bounce Arts Festival on Saturday 3 October.

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University of Atypical @universityofatypical.org · 19/09/2026

Reminder! 3 weeks left to submit your application for the open call Accessibility in Fashion. University of Atypical, in partnership with the Department for Communities, invites d/Deaf, disabled and neurodivergent artists based in Northern Ireland to apply for an IDPWD 2026 opportunity in Belfast

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University of Atypical @universityofatypical.org · 18/09/2026

Video Visual Description: Jane, a middle-aged woman with short dark hair in a black t-shirt, providing a BSL description of the upcoming Bounce Festival screening of Marlee Matlin’s acclaimed documentary film ‘Not Alone Anymore’. The transcript of what is being signed is below.

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University of Atypical @universityofatypical.org · 17/09/2026

Reminder: Our final event as part of the Very Interesting Perspectives: Blind Artists’ Professional Network project, the Blind Artists’ Professional Network Panel and Networking Event, will take place on Saturday 3 October at 11:00am at The MAC, as part of Bounce Arts Festival 2026.

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University of Atypical @universityofatypical.org · 16/09/2026

Culture Night Reminder! Join us this Friday 18 September, 5:30 - 9:00 pm in the Atypical Gallery at University of Atypical for Culture Night 2026. Come along and meet our Bounce Festival Resident Artist, Susanne Horsch, as she works towards her upcoming exhibition.

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University of Atypical @universityofatypical.org · 15/09/2026

Join us Friday 2 October, 3:00 - 7:30 pm, at the Seamus Heaney Centre at Queen’s for The Mighty Pen, a day of poetry, readings and new performance work exploring language, identity, activism and the power of storytelling.

A large blackboard containing handwritten words in primary colours, in chalk. The words are scattered haphazardly around the space, and refer to people and places in Belfast. Nouns listed include “zoo”, “children”, “museum”, “railways”, and “Queens”. These words have been stylised to appear in all-caps.

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University of Atypical @universityofatypical.org · 14/09/2026

Join us in Belfast on Sunday 4 October for Marlee Matlin: Not Alone Anymore, a celebrated documentary by Deaf filmmaker Shoshannah Stern exploring Marlee Matlin’s groundbreaking career, Deaf culture and her fight for accessibility in Hollywood.

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University of Atypical @universityofatypical.org · 13/09/2026

Last Call for Bounce Volunteers! The Bounce 2026 programme is out, and we’re looking forward to an exciting five days of arts and creativity across Belfast from Wednesday 30 September to Sunday 4 October!

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University of Atypical @universityofatypical.org · 12/09/2026

Limited spaces remaining! Join us Saturday 19 September at 11:00 am UK time for ‘Sounding Bodies’, a 3-hour online workshop facilitated by Berlin-based artist and disability rights activist Fia Neises, hosted by tanzhaus nrw.

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University of Atypical @universityofatypical.org · 11/09/2026

Join us for Culture Night in the Atypical Gallery with our Bounce Festival Resident Artist, Susanne Horsch. The gallery will be open from 5:30 to 9:00 pm, refreshments provided. As well as having a chat with Susanne, you can also create your own mini artwork badge. Friday 18 October 2026

Top-down photo showing a woman sitting at a sewing machine, her long black hair swept low over her face as she sews bright yellow fabric. At the image edge, the same bright yellow fabric is shaped like a hand, beside a programme for Tender Ruins.
Beneath the image are two logos, one for Culture Night showing a spheroid shape with intersecting coloured disks, and one for the Atypical Gallery showing yellow and pink geometric shapes, stylised into a lowercase letter g.

Photo showing two sets of garments in pinks, yellows, and blacks. They are shot through with wide holes, that give the impression of depth. Disembodied sculptural pink limbs protrude from the neck and leg, contrasting against the varnished wooden floor.
Beneath the image are two logos, one for Culture Night showing a spheroid shape with intersecting coloured disks, and one for the Atypical Gallery showing yellow and pink geometric shapes, stylised into a lowercase letter g.

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University of Atypical @universityofatypical.org · 10/09/2026

What makes us who we are? Echoes of the Self, an exhibition from Brain Injury Matters, explores identity as an echo of our past experiences, personal influences and shifting emotions. 30 September to 4 October, 9:00 am - 5:00 pm, First Floor, The MAC, Belfast.

A photograph of an abstract painting in blacks, oranges, and teals. Broad brush strokes and thick black lines merge with sweeps of colour. A black square near the centre appears to radiate smaller black lines. White brush strokes give the impression of light landing unevenly. In the middle of the picture, a single stick figure, also composed of the same black ink appears to watch the horizon.

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University of Atypical @universityofatypical.org · 09/09/2026

A child saved in war. A mother’s claim. A test of justice. Stage Beyond Theatre Company brings The Caucasian Chalk Circle to Bounce, a powerful story of love, justice, morality and belonging.

A woman with red hair leans over a desk containing a few ‘For Dummies’ books, her lips pursed as though ready to reply to the man sitting on the other side of the desk. He has a red flower in his right hand, and leans forward in his swivel chair as though to inspect it.

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University of Atypical @universityofatypical.org · 08/09/2026

What if a bike could be a disability aid? CAREAID is a talk, participatory workshop and discussion led by artist Zofia Kuligowska, exploring how disabled people find creative ways to make the world more accessible, and who gets to define what an aid can be.

At the top of a photograph, a spray painted gold bike is parked on a neatly manicured grassy lawn, upon which a few strewn leaves are visible. Beneath this, the smiling face of a woman in a blue coat features prominently. She wears round yellow glasses and has shoulder length blonde hair with a neatly trimmed high fringe.

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University of Atypical @universityofatypical.org · 07/09/2026

See the world differently with Four Out of Five, presented by Visually Impaired Creators Scotland and coming to Belfast as part of the Bounce Arts Festival. A powerful, playful performance exploring how visually impaired people navigate the world through four senses.

Four visually impaired people on a dark stage, performing. They are dressed mostly in red. One woman holds a ukelele, another man is dressed as Santa. A row of boxes serve as seating, with a Christmas tree perched in the centre.

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University of Atypical @universityofatypical.org · 07/09/2026

Visit the Atypical Gallery to meet our Bounce Arts Festival resident artist Susanne Horsch on Thursday 10 and Friday 11 September from 10:00 am - 4:00 pm. Her exhibition Tender Ruins opens on Thursday 1 October. The gallery is also open for Culture Night on Friday 18 September from 5:30 – 9:00 pm.

Two hands coming in from the bottom and right of the image holding a pink fabric stuffed cartoon style hand at the end of a long thin arm attached to a large fabric eye and a background of dark material with light coloured splodges.

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University of Atypical @universityofatypical.org · 06/09/2026

Belfast, get ready for an evening of brilliant comedy! We’re delighted to welcome Northern Ireland’s brightest comedy star, Emer Maguire, to The Studio at The MAC for her brand new show Perfectly Chaotic, supported by Derry duo MakeyUppers.

Photograph of a smiling woman, with her mouth slightly open as though in mid laugh. She is holding a microphone and wearing glasses. She has short brown hair and is wearing all black clothing.

Photograph of 2 women standing against a brick wall wearing black. Both look towards the camera. One is smiling. The other has raised eyebrows and one hand on her hip. The person has short black hair. The second person has frizzy auburn hair.

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University of Atypical @universityofatypical.org · 04/09/2026

Mark your calendars: Arts and Activism Symposium We’re excited to host a disabled-led networking, discussion, and performance forum as part of the Bounce Arts Festival.

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University of Atypical @universityofatypical.org · 03/09/2026

Open Call: Accessibility in Fashion University of Atypical, in partnership with the Department for Communities, invites d/Deaf, disabled and neurodivergent artists based in Northern Ireland to apply for an IDPWD 2026 opportunity in Belfast.

On a light, white, linen textured background, on the top left of the image is a graphic black and white, textured image of an adaptive clothing zipper, which is slightly unzipped from the top of the image down. The ring pull aid of the zipper creates the “O” in the words “Open Call”, which feature in the centre of the graphic, in large, thin, black lettering. To the right of this, are the words “Accessibility in Fashion”, in smaller, black lettering.

The logos for the Department of Communities and University of Atypical are featured at the bottom of the image.

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University of Atypical @universityofatypical.org · 02/09/2026

We’re delighted to have Sheffield’s own Tito Bone joining us in Belfast as part of our Bounce Arts Festival 2026 with An Evening With Tito Bone, aka The World Is Burning So Please Enjoy My Drag Show.

A white person in drag king attire. They have a brown and grey mullet and teal glitter beard and eyebrows. They are on a black stage lit with teal, pink and red lighting and smoke. They are wearing a sparkly silver suit, holding a rainbow mobility cane in their left hand and a microphone in their right hand. The microphone is held up to their mouth and they appear to be singing or speaking into it. They are facing away from the camera.

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University of Atypical @universityofatypical.org · 01/09/2026

Limited spaces remaining! Join us this Saturday 5 September at 11:00 am (UK time) for ‘The radical potential of integrated audio description’- an engaging 3-hour online workshop facilitated by Amelia Lander-Cavallo (they/them), one half of Quiplash.

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University of Atypical @universityofatypical.org · 31/08/2026

Our final event as part of the Very Interesting Perspectives: Blind Artists’ Professional Network project, the Blind Artists’ Professional Network Panel and Networking Event, will take place on Saturday 3 October at 11:00am at The MAC, as part of Bounce Arts Festival 2026.

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University of Atypical @universityofatypical.org · 29/08/2026

The Sounds Atypical grant programme supports and promotes access to music for artists and audiences who are d/Deaf, disabled or neurodivergent within UNESCO City of Music, Belfast. Six grant recipients have been funded to coordinate music events over the coming months.

Promotional graphic on a pink to coral gradient background. At the top of the graphics is a large white musical treble clef and music lines. Sitting between the lines is the text “Sounds Atypical Music Grant Scheme". “Events” is in large white lettering in the centre of the graphic, with a right pointing arrow beneath. The logos for Belfast City Council, Arts Council of Northern Ireland, The National Lottery, and University of Atypical are at the bottom. "Principal Funder" is written above the logos for Arts Council of Northern Ireland and The National Lottery.

Promotional graphic on a pink to coral gradient background listing past and upcoming events. "Past Events" Is in large white writing with two free events listed underneath, William McLean “Pop-Up Jazz Performances” at Royal Victoria Hospital (main foyer), at 12:00pm on 3 and 10 August.

Below this is "Upcoming Events" in large white writing. The upcoming event is Lauren Martin – “In Bloom,” supported by Tom Gee, at The Black Box on 7 September at 7:00pm, priced at £5. A white arrow runs along the bottom.

Promotional graphic on a pink to coral gradient background listing upcoming events.

On 23 September, NewParadigm Song Writing Camp, time TBC, price TBC.
Date TBC for NewParadigm Song Showcase with Andy Skinner at Oh Yeah Music Centre, price also TBC.
On 1 October, Martin Della Vecchia’s “Still Here” screening followed by Q&A takes place at UNTOLD: The Museum at 5:30pm, it's free; additional “Still Here” screenings run from 6:00pm to 9:00pm, every 10 minutes, also free.
Also on 1 October at 7:00pm, “Label Me Live” featuring Joe Kenny, Andrea Begley and Future Her takes place at The Black Box, priced at £10.
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Promotional graphic on a pink to coral gradient background listing upcoming events.
On 2, 3 and 4 October, Martin Della Vecchia’s “Still Here” screenings run every 10 minutes from 2:00pm to 6:00pm at UNTOLD: The Museum; all are free.
On 8 October at 8:00pm, BFrank presents a single album launch featuring Rita Peach, Maiyamoo and Lee Labaron at Oh Yeah Music Centre, priced at £11.11.

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University of Atypical @universityofatypical.org · 28/08/2026

We are delighted to have officially launched the Bounce Arts Festival 2026 programme at The MAC on Tuesday. You can also find alternative programme formats online, including BSL, ISL and large print versions. buff.ly/88SQmQi Join us from Wednesday 30 September to Sunday 4 October in Belfast!

Photograph of four women stand in a courtyard. They are holding brochures and smiling. Yellow capital letters spell the word ‘Bounce’ in front of them on the ground.
At the top of the image it reads, ‘Have you seen our programme?’ in pink letters.

Photograph of a woman with red hair tied in a bun, is looking to the left of the frame and smiling. She’s wearing a denim, button-down shirt over top of a black t-shirt. Behind her there are people sitting at round tables.

Photograph of a white man with short brown hair sitting on a dark stage, performing in front of a microphone with a guitar. He is wearing a grey short sleeved t-shirt, looking downward slightly as though deep in thought.

Photograph of four women standing in a courtyard in business casual attire. They are each holding up large yellow letters that spell the word ‘Bounce’, with expectant smiling expressions. Above them in large pink letters is the phrase ‘see you soon!’

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University of Atypical @universityofatypical.org · 24/08/2026

It’s here! Our Bounce Arts Festival programme is officially live. Explore the full programme here buff.ly/N06eENN #Belfast #Bounce2026 #Arts #DisabilityArts

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University of Atypical @universityofatypical.org · 20/08/2026

Bounce Arts Festival 2026 is fast approaching! From 30 September - 4 October, venues across Belfast will come alive with performances, creativity and celebration, and we’d love you to be part of it!

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University of Atypical @universityofatypical.org · 17/08/2026

We’re very pleased to announce that sign-up is now live for the second of our two online workshops as part of Very Interesting Perspectives: Blind arts professional network! Fia Neises will facilitate a 3-hour workshop, hosted by tanzhaus nrw. “Sounding Bodies”

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University of Atypical @universityofatypical.org · 14/08/2026

We’re very pleased to announce that sign-up is now live for the first of our two online workshops as part of Very Interesting Perspectives: Blind arts professional network! Amelia Lander-Cavallo of Quiplash will facilitate a 3-hour workshop. “The radical potential of integrated audio description”

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University of Atypical @universityofatypical.org · 10/08/2026

VOLUNTEER WITH US AT BOUNCE FESTIVAL 2026! Are you looking to gain valuable art experience, or know someone who is? If so, we’d love to hear from you. Email us at volunteer@universityofatypical.org #volunteering #Belfast #Bounce2026

Three people stand behind a table covered with a yellow and white polka dot tablecloth. On the table are a large number of wine glasses, along with several bottles of beer and wine.

On the left is a white man with dark brown hair and glasses, wearing a pink T-shirt that reads “Atypically Fabulous” in white, all caps lettering. He has a lanyard with a name tag around his neck.

In the centre, a woman stands wearing a colourful square patterned jumper, a dark body warmer, and a beige hat. She is pointing towards and looking at the man standing to her left, who is positioned on the right side of the image.

The man on the right is smiling back at her. He has brown hair, is wearing a pink T-shirt, and also has a lanyard with a name tag around his neck.

All three individuals are standing in front of a large painting hanging on the wall behind them.

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University of Atypical @universityofatypical.org · 08/08/2026

Sightless Cinema are holding radio drama workshops in September for people with visual impairments, in Accidental Theatre on Thursdays from 11:00 am - 1:30 pm. No experience is necessary. Open to anyone from Northern Ireland who is visually impaired. Contact una.mulgrew@rnib.org.uk for information.

Photograph of a large group of people on stage cheering with hands in the air, with microphones in front of them. Some have white canes, and there is a guide dog.

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University of Atypical @universityofatypical.org · 07/08/2026

University of Atypical for Arts and Disability, in partnership with tanzhaus nrw, Fia Neises and Quiplash CIC, is very excited to announce Very Interesting Perspectives: Blind Artists Network- a project celebrating the groundbreaking work of Blind and visually impaired artists.

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University of Atypical @universityofatypical.org · 04/08/2026

On Wednesday 26 August 2026 we will be hosting our next Atypical Book Club! We will be discussing the novella The Metamorphosis by Franz Kafka. Please book online so you can tell us any access or dietary requirements. Or contact us at louise@universityofatypical.org. buff.ly/Q6HcEhP

Poster for our Atypical Book Club, includes a picture of the novella: Metamorphosis by Franz Kafka. The novella’s cover is of a green beetle-like body with a man’s head. He is wearing a crinkled white work shirt and glasses. He is lying on a bed which has red and yellow sheets. To his left there is the edge of a large alarm clock. To the right of the novel there is text which reads: We will discuss:
Ableism
Capitalism
Dehumanisation
Identity construction
Nuclear family dynamics
Critical Disability Theory

The bottom of the poster reads: Ledger Studio, University of Atypical, 109 - 113 Royal Avenue. Wednesday 26 August 2026 6:30 - 7:30 pm.

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University of Atypical @universityofatypical.org · 03/08/2026

Join us at Atypical Gallery for #LateNightArtBelfast on Thursday 6 August, 6:00 - 9:00 pm. Explore ‘What Lies Within’, a group exhibition celebrating artists from across Ireland. Make sure to check the Fleadh Cheoil na hÉireann, website for transport/parking changes! buff.ly/aCgxkyT

Two people with backs to the camera looking at abstract artwork in a gallery corner. The four artworks are different sizes. One looks to have footprint shapes, one has swathes of colour, one has geometric designs. One person is wearing black and white trainers, light coloured jeans, red top wearing a green rucksack, the other in black and white trainers, black jeans, brown jacket and black small rucksack. To the right in the background is another person seated with long brown hair.

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University of Atypical @universityofatypical.org · 01/08/2026

Planning a visit during Fleadh Cheoil na hÉireann? Belfast city centre will be busier 2–9 Aug, with road closures and a pedestrianised zone. Atypical Gallery is in the Cathedral Quarter zone, so please plan your journey and allow extra time.

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University of Atypical @universityofatypical.org · 31/07/2026

We’re open Monday 3 August! Atypical Gallery is opening an extra day for Fleadh Cheoil na hÉireann. Visit us in the Cathedral Quarter and explore ‘What Lies Within’. Opening hours, 3–7 August: Monday to Friday: 10:00 am – 5:30 pm Late Night Art: Thursday 6 August, 6:00 – 9:00 pm

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University of Atypical @universityofatypical.org · 30/07/2026

Robin Price and University of Atypical are running workshops to get ideas and feedback about Robin’s LED ping-pong table. We’re looking for Deaf, disabled, and neurodivergent people to try out the table, and tell us your ideas.

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University of Atypical @universityofatypical.org · 30/07/2026

The BBC have a Writers Pilot programme for d/Deaf, disabled and/or neurodivergent artists for 2027 – 2028. Selected writers will be partnered with independent companies for between 12 and 18 months. They will also be able to attend masterclasses and workshops.

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University of Atypical @universityofatypical.org · 27/07/2026

The Ledger Studio is running 3 promotions right now! Rehearsal space for artists: artists can book our space for just £10 an hour this summer! buff.ly/A2UgKAn

Large empty room with theatre curtains draped over two large windows. the image is overlayed with white text reading ' Ledger Studio Promotions'

Large room filled with people talking to each other. In the back of the picture are 4 round tables with people sitting at each one. Closer to the camera there are two sign language interpreters having discussions with members of the event.

Woman in a yellow top giving a presentation to people sitting at white tables. The powerpoint slide behind her reads: “Artificial Intelligence and Disability Representation: A Creative Masterclass on Getting it Wrong”.

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University of Atypical @universityofatypical.org · 27/07/2026

Our Accessibility Summer Programme got off to a wonderful start on Monday. We had really insightful conversations about a range of topics, including: the language of the Disability Discrimination Act, ongoing gaps in access at outdoor events, and the ‘reasonable’ in reasonable adjustments.

Photograph of a group of people in a room with white brick walls. They are standing and sitting in a row in front of a large projector screen. They have a range of different styles, and are all smiling towards the photographer. The screen shows an online meeting divided into 4 windows. 3 of the windows have a person inside who is smiling towards the photographer.

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University of Atypical @universityofatypical.org · 21/07/2026

Photograph in a dark room. In the centre is a ping-pong table. A child stands at each end holding a paddle. The surface of the table is composed of LCD lights. The lights show a bright blue background with vivid pink patterns that respond to the location of the players and the ball.

Photograph in a dark room. In the centre is a ping-pong table. A man with dark hair and glasses, and wearing a grey hooded top, is swinging to return a ball. His opponent is off-screen. The surface of the table is composed of LCD lights. The lights show a bright yellow background with vivid blue patterns that respond to the location of the players and the ball.

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