EPIC artist stories

Every step along the winding path of life weaves together a rich and unique story. Describing a single moment is no easy task. I guess...

Fourteen years ago, an Indigenous Elder threw EPIC Assist (EPIC) participant Lisa a rock and told her to start painting to help her work through...

Artist Helene Warne has always had a creative flair. When she was little, she would make cards out of banana leaves, rag dolls and mosaics....

For many artists, it’s a lifetime dream and goal to have their work exhibited in a public gallery. EPIC Assist’s (EPIC) annual art exhibition provides...

Being completely blind has never stopped musician and artist Renee Kelly from using creative outlets to express herself. Born 15 weeks premature, Renee sees total...

Art is one of Australia’s greatest and most important assets. Artists have the power to define and transform our country’s culture, identity, and future through...

Our job seeker Steph has been working with EPIC Assist for almost a year. It's not been all smooth sailing, but Steph has come a...

Late last year, EPIC hosted an event to mark the official opening of A World of Difference, our art exhibition celebrating International Day of People with...

Today is International Day of People with Disability (IDPwD), and it’s an ideal opportunity to reflect on what people with disability bring to our communities....

Artists with disability have the power to move people, to speak truths, and to break down barriers in their community. Creating art is a responsibility that...

Art is a powerful medium for people with disability. It brings creativity, a sense of community and is a powerful way to share life experiences....

Factory 51 was transformed last Wednesday night for our 'Seen and Unseen' art exhibition. Now in its third consecutive year, the exhibition featured the work...