Expanding contemporary art.
We build projects and possibilities with artists and creative partners.
Our Work
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Jump Left is an arts consultancy and producer. We offer creative, professional development, and project management solutions for diverse Australian artists, organisations and industry partners. We also serve as a project and curatorial hub, collaborating with artists and industry leaders to co-create exhibitions at the intersection of art and disability.
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Working with artists to advance their professional growth.
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Providing expertise in art, inclusion, and access.
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Offering group workshops for professional creative development.
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Collaborating on national and international exhibitions.
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Working with artists, studios, and galleries on creative projects.
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Co-creating accessible artist residencies.
Unlocking artist and industry partner potential.
Work With Us
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Work With Us >
Artists
Specialising in working with disabled, neurodivergent, and intellectually disabled artists on creative initiatives and career development.
Studios
Collaborating with national and international art studios to develop and deliver projects conceived by their artists, organisation, and Jump Left.
Creatives
Professionals including curators, writers, and publishers, collaborate with artists and us on experimental and commercial initiatives.
Partners
Partners make a difference: they invest in art and culture, forming critical and enduring relationships that elevate artists and the arts.
"Jump Left is a niche enterprise that transforms the arts into a more inclusive space for diverse people and perspectives. By expanding opportunities for disabled, neurodivergent, and intellectually disabled artists, Jump Left solidifies its place within the contemporary art landscape. And, as a project and curatorial hub, we co-create exhibitions, connecting artists with national and international peers, curators, galleries, and museums."
\ Sim Luttin
Founder & Director
UPCOMING EVENTS
UPCOMING EVENTS
May—December 2025
Venue: Donkey Wheel House, Naarm, Melbourne
One-on-One | Mentoring | 2025
Are you an artist seeking one-off, short-term or ongoing engagement to enhance your professional practice? Do you have a project to realise, a biography to build, or a social media presence to develop? If so, join us in our project space for one-on-one professional development. Booking availability opens in May 2025; register your interest now.
Who can participate?
\ Disabled, neurodivergent, and intellectually disabled creatives.
\ Artist collaborators where at least one person has a disability.
\ Artists that work inclusively.
May—December 2025
Venue: Donkey Wheel House, Naarm, Melbourne
Art.Co.Lab | Workshops | 2025
We have six spots for artists to attend group workshops among peers. Experiment, create new work, and socialise within a respectful community of like-minded individuals. Materials and refreshments are provided. Dates are offered as needed starting May 2025; register your interest now.
Who can participate?
\ Disabled, neurodivergent, and intellectually disabled creatives.
\ Artist collaborators where at least one person has a disability.
\ Artists that work inclusively.
May—October 2025
Venue: Donkey Wheel House, Naarm, Melbourne
Art.Co.Lab | Open Studio | 2025
We have four spots for artists to attend a 5-day self-driven open studio session among peers. Experiment, create new work, and socialise within a respectful community of like-minded individuals. Materials and refreshments are provided.
Open for bookings in 2025:
Coming up in 2025:
#1: Mon 14 - Fri 18 Jul (10am-3pm)
#2: Mon 29 Sep - Fri 3 Oct (10am-3pm)
Who can participate?
\ Disabled, neurodivergent, and intellectually disabled creatives.
\ Artist collaborators where at least one person has a disability.
\ Artists that work inclusively.
July / September 2025
Venue & Dates: TBC Naarm, Melbourne
Art.Co.Lab | Residencies | 2025
Artist residencies offer a fantastic opportunity to step out of your comfort zone and unleash your creativity. We coordinate 3 x three-day art residencies across the year, which include creative support, mentoring, and refreshments (including two nights of accommodation for regional residencies). Tentative dates have been posted for 2025, in Term 3 & 4 school holidays; register your interest now.
Who can participate?
\ Disabled, neurodivergent, and intellectually disabled creatives.
\ Artist collaborators where at least one person has a disability.
\ Artists that work inclusively.
