About us
A social enterprise working to improve access to the arts, culture and heritage through audience insight and participation.
The UK’s only arts audience psychology consultants
Cultural access and democratising the arts
The arts must remain a force for public good; tackling industry gate-keeping and discriminatory practices to amplify voices, broaden participation, and ensure better cultural opportunities for all people.
Arts and Culture Social Enterprise Winner 2025
We’re proud to have won the Arts and Culture Social Enterprise 2025 (London) Award, recognising our commitment to meaningful cultural engagement across the UK.
Shaping cultural strategy through cultural audience insight and research
Supporting cultural organisations, councils, artist-run initiatives to develop audience-first, insight-led engagement strategies, alongside ACE and NLHF aligned research and evaluation.
Trusted by Arts Council England and Heritage Fund funded clients.
Contributing to the UK’s cultural future
Our cultural engagement expertise has contributed to policy change for two decades, with our contribution, inlcuding to the Arts Council England and DCMS 2025 reviews, influencing the national conversation on cultural access and creative participation; we frequently setting the standard for engagement practice.
Founder and Lead Consultant
My passion lies in developing more relevant audience engagement strategies and in turn enabling more people to choose, create and take part in brilliant arts experiences.
Client Manager and Outreach
I want to connect Disconnected Bodies with dynamic people and projects to build meaningful connections, foster collaboration, creativity, and shared opportunities in the wider culture sector.
Research and Writing Assistant
As a Doctoral candidate and researcher in Music and Interactive Media, I have an interest in exploring how people use and engage with visual culture and new-media technology.
Administrative Assistant
I enjoy contributing to work that values access and meaningful engagement; and that recognises the importance of creating fairer ways for people to take part in cultural experiences.
Trusted by cultural organisations across the UK and beyond
We build long-term partnerships grounded in trust, insight and shared ambition; working with organisations across the UK and internationally to deliver meaningful cultural impact and value.
– 143 Arts Council England funded organisations
– 31 National Lottery Heritage Fund projects
– 19 Arts Council England National Portfolio Organisations
– 14 Higher and Further Education institutions







