About Friends of the Arts Inclusive Resource

In 2026 Friends of the Arts Inclusive Resource, FAIR celebrate 10 years of making the arts accessible & inclusive.

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To mark the occasion FAIR are hosting ACCESS/IN @Mojos: a party & maiden wheelies voyage across Mojos newly (to be)  installed accessible ramps connecting the rear gardens & providing improved access to the iconic music venue.

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Mark 7.30pm-11pm Thursday 03 December 2026, International Day of People with Disabilities in your calendars as we bring together the music loving community to commemorate 10 years.

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Enjoy performances from some of WA’s finest musicians in one of our most iconic music venues & celebrate this important milestone in Mojos commitment to inclusivity.

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FAIR was founded in 2016 to address a lack of inclusivity in arts practice when two friends found themselves unable to afford to attend local art classes & workshops; so, we created FAIR to fill the void - delivering low-cost, high-quality art classes to the marginalized, particularly those living with mental health challenges and disabilities.

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We achieved this by visiting each other’s studios & teaching what we knew, so that “Each student became the teacher & each teacher, the student.”
 
In the years since we have enjoyed bringing community together to reap the benefits of engaging with the arts by hosting art making workshops, exhibitions & events that have become extravaganzas celebrating creativity & culture.

We focus on making the arts accessible, inclusive & engaging to all, ensuring accessible spaces & inclusive pricing for participants at fun, interactive arts immersion experiences.
 
2020’s Kindness Emerging, 2021’s Reflections on Resilience and 2022’s Wild & Free showcased local emerging & established artists in fun & innovative ways.
 
On 2024’s World Mental Health Day, FAIR reclaimed our roots by launching Fair Art Fusion @ The Fib, a year-long calendar of 18 accessible art-making workshops.

Closing Mental Health Week 2024 FAIR hosted Chrysalis @ Clancy’s with performances by Ben Catley, The Witchy Djypsies, & the FAIR Chrysalis Dancers to help fund these workshops, keeping them inclusive.
 
November 2025’s IN/ACCESS @ Mojos was a full day of art-making workshops, community, food & music at the much-beloved North Freo venue raising funds for Mojos journey to accessibility.

 

FAIR are delighted to invite you to join us as we celebrate ACCESS/IN @Mojos & 10 years of accessible & inclusive arts.

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Tickets & more info coming soon…

Watch this space! & follow us on our socials

@fair_wa for updates