A small group established and constituted with the aim of producing Television programming and arts-review programme for Teesside.
Art Taxis was an audiences initiative that aimed to enable disabled people to access more arts events by negotiating with various taxi service providers.
Open Arts was an independent organisation managed by disabled people which aimed to support and promote disabled artists and disability issues through art.
Making Connections was a theatre residency for adults with learning difficulties who would make and perform a play about social issues they cared about.
The Get a Life Project used a variety of mediums to illustrate what people with learning difficulties felt about Hartlepool’s Joint Investment Plan.
The Metalworks sculpture was comissioned by the Articulate programme as part of the Black Spot project.
Best Dresses was a programme which aimed to support the creativity and mental wellbeing of women with substance abuse issues to promote raised self-esteem.
A website containing five strands of work each produced by people from Teesside whom have experienced mental health problems or social isolation.
Containing feats of strength, drum'n'bass, sexuality and class A drugs, SEALBOY: FREAK is a show that takes the spectator outside their comfort zone.
The Own Life project sought to influence the practice of agencies who work with people with a learning disability using various art forms.