Inclusive & Accessible Arts in Central Australia

Support accessible, inclusive, disability-led and community-engaged arts programs and productions in Alice Springs

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Incite Arts enriches the lives of all Central Australians through arts practice that is accessible, inclusive and responsive.

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Incite Arts acknowledges the Arrernte people, the traditional owners and custodians of Mparntwe (Alice Springs), where we are based, whose sovereignty was never ceded. We pay respect to Elders past, present and emerging, and acknowledge their continuous connection and contribution to land, water, and community. We further acknowledge and pay respect to all Indigenous peoples, cultures, and countries.

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander viewers are advised that this website may contain images and videos of people who have died.

Our Services

Our programs are designed to provide inclusive artistic opportunities for individuals and groups, and can include dance, rapping, aerosol art, singing, performance-making and more!

Arts and Disability Programs

Youth Arts Programs

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Culturally and Linguistically Diverse Arts Programs

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First Nations Arts Programs

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Our Current Programs

An animation background with red ochre-coloured ranges and a blue-sky background with a large orange, yellow and gold sun rising over from behind the ranges. Two men, Miller and Mickey, are illustrated onto the landscape. Miller is sitting in a wheelchair facing forward. He is signing "Strong" in Auslan. Mickey is signing "Feelings" in Auslan. Miller is wearing an off-white t-shirt, grey shorts and joggers. Mickey is wearing a bright red button-up shirt, black pants, black lace-up shoes, a black belt and a gold chain.

Strong Feelings

Incite Arts and the stArts with D Performance Ensemble present Strong Feelings, a multi-arts, disability-led exhibition to be held at Red Hot Arts in March 2023.

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Unbroken Land

Unbroken Land is a performative community arts event that provides a platform for collective community storytelling.

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stArts with D

A performing arts program supporting people with disability to build skills, create, collaborate and show self-devised performance art.

Southern Ngaliya

An intergenerational Warlpiri Women’s program facilitating ceremonial song and dance experiences.

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Latest News

Thanks and Farewell to Mitch Mitchell

Jul 1, 2025

Incite is sad to say farewell to Mitch Mitchell, our Admin and Comms Manager. It was very rewarding to have Mitch as part of the team (Nov 2023 – May 2025).

20 Years of Incite Arts: Reflections Part 2

Nov 12, 2024

Celebrating 20 years of Incite Arts If you missed our last news post, this year marks a significant milestone: 20 years of Incite Arts dedicated to transforming lives through community arts and cultural development. We're reflecting on our journey and the impactful...

20 Years of Incite Arts: Reflections Part 1

Nov 7, 2024

Celebrating 20 years of Incite Arts This year marks a significant milestone: 20 years of Incite Arts dedicated to transforming lives through community arts and cultural development. We'd like to reflect on our journey and the impactful projects that have helped shape...