For over 28 years, David Doyle has produced large-scale CACD, Arts and Health projects across Western Australia and internationally.
Since the 1990s, in tandem with his production role, Mr Doyle played a leading role in building DADAA to be an internationally significant Arts and Disability organisation.
He worked in disability arts practice and Arts and Health across WA, NT, Ireland and Hong Kong, Kenya and South Africa and is dedicated to furthering access to arts and culture for all people. He thrives working at a community level to develop bottom up approaches to local and State issues, transferring practices developed within a CACD context to achieve impacts within external Health and Disability communities. CACD, in the context of 2016, is highly complex and demands a multi- disciplinary approach. His proven capacity to broker long term cross-government CACD partnerships around communities is outstanding.
Mr Doyle’s projects have received multiple ABAF, WA State Arts, Mental Health and Regional Health Awards.
