Festival Arts and Disability: Beautiful Differences
Co-hosted by British Council,
09 February 2018, Korea, Rep
In March, the year-long UK/Korea 2017-18 Creative Futures ends with Festival of Arts and Disability: Beautiful Differences. The festival explores the role of arts for more inclusive and diverse society and focuses innovative approaches on arts and disability.
https://www.britishcouncil.kr/en/uk-korea-2017-18/events/festival-arts-disability
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