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Art Riot Collective’s mission is to develop a community of Disabled and Neurodivergent Artists and supporters, providing access to high quality creative practice, connections and cultural spaces.

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STUDIO

A supported studio for artists to develop their creative practice.

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GALLERY

An accessible gallery space specifically to support disabled or neurodivergent artists.

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DIGITAL

An inclusive programme of documenting and amplifying artists’ journeys.

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WHAT WE DO

Watch our Artists Developer Lily Riesen explain her role at Art Riot Collective, and how we, as an organisation, support disabled and neurodivergent artists.

LATEST NEWS

News and Press Index

Zine Workshops

Join Naomi Ried for pay-as-you-feel zine workshops to accompany our upcoming exhibitions.

BBC NEWS: Alan Van Wijerden

BBC News coverage of Alan Van Wijerdern’s exhibition.

MunKyle: Fragile Freedom

15 May - 11 June 2026
This exhibition looks at the systems disabled people engage in, and how they are not accessible and not human.

Third Thursday Social Supper

On 21 May, join us to mark the opening of MunKyle’s exhibition, Fragile Freedom: A Story of Survival, Not Choice.

Third Thursday Social Supper

On 12th April, Alan Van Wijgerden presents a solo exhibition, People, Place and Action, accompanied by a Social Supper celebrating his work.

Third Thursday Social Supper

Join us on 25 March for a Social Supper to coincide with the residency of Ismatjahan Ravat

Rugby Open

Kyla Craig was asked to judge the Rugby open in 2025

Corinne: The Severed Wing

The Severed Wing is a new live art performance by artist Corinne, exploring their limited mobility and lived experience as a disabled person who works remotely as an artist.

Niall Singh: Coventry Biennial

Neurodivergent artist Niall Singh exhibited work at ARC Gallery as part of the Coventry Biennial.

This Is Me: This Is Us

This Is Me: This Is Us received local media coverage, featuring interviews with supporters of the participating artists

Arts Council England Grant

We're really excited to announce our successful Arts Council England National Lottery Project Grant application for Art Riot Collective: advocacy and support in the creative ecology for neurodiverse and disabled artists, building a pathway to Elevate.