Accessibility

Nexus Arts Accessibility

Information in Accessible Formats

Do you need this information in a different, more accessible format? You can use the Accessibility widget on the left-hand side of the website to select different options for this website’s text, images and functionality.

You can also send an email to [email protected] and we will do our best to get you the information in your requested format.

Physical Access

Nexus Arts Venue is wheelchair accessible. The bathroom does not meet current accessibility standards. We hope the information below can help you make decisions about your visit.

Main door width: 1.641m

Middle door width: 1.625m

There are male and female bathrooms inside the building. They are in the foyer.

There is a standalone gender-neutral bathroom. It is to the right of the main entrance to the venue. The bathroom is locked. Front of House staff members will be happy to unlock it for you. The bathroom does not meet current accessibility standards.

Doorway width: 0.793m

Door type: heavy push door opening inwards.

Room dimensions: 1.770m x 2.455m

There are two handrails and a low freestanding sink. 

Nexus Arts Gallery has ramp access. The ramp is 1.15m wide, however it has four narrow turning points and not suitable for all wheelchair users (see the video below for more details). The Gallery does not have bathrooms available for public use, however there are bathrooms available during opening hours opposite our building, at UniSA. (Please see the National Toilet Map for more options: https://toiletmap.gov.au.)

There is an accessible parking bay located at the Lion Arts Centre’s Morphett Street entrance. For more detailed information on getting to Nexus Arts, please see our VISIT page here.

Digital Exhibitions

Our physical exhibitions can now be viewed online. We are proud to present images, videos and essays on our current and previous exhibitions in our digital gallery. Some exhibitions also include audio described content and transcriptions.

Click here to view our Digital Exhibitions.

Booking Tickets

Nexus Arts Gallery is free to visit and does not require a ticket.

During exhibition periods, our gallery is open Tuesday to Friday from 10am – 4pm.

Nexus Arts Venue events require a ticket. You can book your tickets here.

If you would like to reserve a wheelchair space at the Venue, please email [email protected] with your ticket details and we will ensure a space is available for you.

Companion & Carer Cards

If you have a Companion Card, you qualify for a free second ticket to bring along a companion. This can be done by booking a Companion Card ticket when you book your regular ticket through our booking page [link], or you can contact Nexus on (08) 8212 4276 or [email protected] to reserve an additional ticket.

If you have a Carer Card, you qualify for a concession-priced ticket.

Guide Dogs and Service Animals

Guide dogs and service animals are welcome at our Gallery and Venue.

The video below provides more information about accessing the gallery

And please visit the other cultural institutions on the Accessible Museums and Galleries Trail:

ACE: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0q1XgJvgVcg&t=3s
Migration Museum – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a56GI…
MOD – https://vimeo.com/646712999/4e94161046
South Australian Museum – https://youtu.be/F-2b-IxYDng
Samstag – https://vimeo.com/652705216
Nexus Arts – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_SwOyINg7VQ

Nexus Arts makes every effort to ensure that our accessibility information is correct. Please get in touch with us if you spot a mistake, or if you have any suggestions or feedback. You can call us on (08) 8212 4276 or email [email protected].

Nexus Arts are committed to making our organisation more accessible. As we identify areas for improvement and implement and trial new initiatives to increase access to our organisation, we are conscious that we won’t always get it right. We greatly appreciate feedback about how we can improve, as well as about anything we did well.

You can give feedback or discuss any access needs by calling our office on (08) 8212 4276, emailing [email protected], or filling out the contact form below.

You can reach us through the National Relay Service (relayservice.gov.au) at no additional charge.

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