Fiona Murphy

Fiona Murphy is an award-winning deaf writer. Her work about accessibility has appeared in The Guardian, The Saturday Paper and Sydney Morning Herald, among many other outlets. She is the founder of The Accessible Communications Collective, which teaches people about digital accessibility.

Fiona Murphy's Latest Articles

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The art of audio description

Accessibility doesn't start and end with wheelchair access and closed captions. Audio description can make a huge difference to the…

Fiona Murphy

Apr 8, 2024
Tactile tours. Image is a hand touching the lips of a plaster cast of the bottom half of a face.
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How to create exciting and accessible tactile tours

The key to creating successful tactile tours is preparation, treating visitors with respect and not overloading them.

Fiona Murphy

Mar 6, 2024
Hyperbolic Psychedelic Mind Melting Tunnel of Light, the image is the silhouette of a person holding a joystick in the foreground and behind them an explosion of red laser lights.
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Installation review: Hyperbolic Psychedelic Mind Melting Tunnel of Light, Mona Foma Festival

An installation that allows you to control the light and sounds yourself.

Fiona Murphy

Feb 29, 2024
Mona Foma, Kutcha Edwards and the Australian Art Orchestra. Image is of a First Nations man singing at night on a stage, with a band of musicians around him and yellow spotlights beaming across the image.
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Music review: Mona Sessions, Moma Foma

Mona Sessions presented a dazzling array of different musical acts as part of the Mona Foma festival.

Fiona Murphy

Feb 29, 2024
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