Friday, 7 March 2025 | 11:40 - 12:00

The reality of working in the arts - Violinist: Amber Correa

Format:In-personLocation:Fireside ChatTrack:Livestreamed

In this fireside chat we’ll explore the experience of inclusion in the arts of Amber Correa. Amber Correa, a talented artist with disabilities and a woman of color, participated in the prestigious Kennedy Center internship program, showcasing her passion for the arts. Now based in the UK, she continues to inspire through her creative endeavors. At the 2025 Zero Project Award ceremony, Amber performed a moving violin piece she composed, inspired by the stories and achievements of the 77 awardees. Her performance highlighted themes of inclusion,and the transformative power of art. Amber's journey and artistry serve as a beacon for diversity and accessibility in the global arts community.

2 speakers

  • Amber Correa

    Violin Student at Royal College of Music and Early Years Teacher

    The John F. Kennedy Center for the Perfoming Arts

  • Connie Vandarakis

    CEO, Movement Advocacy

    Movement Advocacy