Belinda Mason has conceptualised, produced and presented high quality socio-cultural engaged art exhibitions and events for national and international audiences since 2000. Belinda uses art as a tool for advocacy to create awareness in order to improve the lives of people with disability. Belinda has been invited to present at the United Nations (UN) Commission of the Status of Women in New York, UN Commission on the Rights of Persons with Disability in Geneva, Sydney Ideas UN World Conference on Indigenous Persons New York , UN Geneva Human Rights Council. Belinda’s work creates a platform for people with disability to tell their stories in an unquestioning way, without justification. There are over 500 Australians in over 18 projects, including Intimate Encounters’ – sexuality and disability, Outing Disability – experiences of LGBTQI with disability, Unfinished Business – impact of disability on Indigenous Australians, Serving Country – honoring Indigenous servicemen and women. Belinda is a recipient of the following awards: The Moran Prize, Kodak Salon Centre for Contemporary Photography, Perth Centre for Photography Iris Award, Australian Human Rights Award for Photography BHP Images of the Outback Finalist, 2016 UN Association of Australia’s Peace Media Prize. Silver Award in the International A”Design Awards.

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Belinda Mason

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Belinda Mason is IAD member since 2017, with 2032 IAD rating.