HOW TO MAKE EXHIBITIONS AND ART EVENTS ACCESSIBLE
For Artists
For Nonprofits
For Curators
Access Doc for Artists: a document that outlines your disability access needs. You might make one so that you can give it to galleries, institutions, organisations when you start working with them on a project, such as a gallery you’re doing a show at for example, to let them know what you need them to facilitate to make sure you have equal access to work
For Curators
For Nonprofits
For Curators
Accessibility in Curating: Over four weeks, curators and arts programmers will learn standards and strategies for ensuring that their projects are accessible. Further, we will go beyond accessibility strategies to discover the subversive, innovative and exciting possibilities that accessible curatorial practice gives rise to.
For Nonprofits
For Nonprofits
For Nonprofits
National Endowment for the Arts: committed to ensuring that everyone has access to the arts, including people with disabilities, and works to assist individuals and organizations in making their programs and facilities accessible and inclusive for people with disabilities and assist individuals with disabilities in connecting them with resources for access to the arts
For Museums
For Digital Content
For Nonprofits
Not only does accessible museums mean welcoming all types of visitors, regardless of their profile, but it also means making the content understandable for them
For Print Content
For Digital Content
For Digital Content
Writing with accessibility in mind means that you are trying to ensure that your content can be read and understood by as wide an audience as possible. It focuses primarily on producing accessible material using Microsoft Word – but the principles involved are universal and may easily be applied using other software.
For Digital Content
For Digital Content
For Digital Content
Digital accessibility means giving an excellent digital experience – whether on a website, a shared document or email – to all people with disabilities. This includes people who are blind, partially sighted, have low vision or have difficulty reading text due to neurodiverse conditions such as dyslexia.
Molten Immersive Art
International Museum Day
Museum of Special Art
It straddles the boundaries of multi-discipline artistic experiences across ALL the senses
Museum of Special Art
International Museum Day
Museum of Special Art
The Museum and its services will be open to all members of our community to provide inclusion opportunities and disability awareness in the areas of the visual arts so our community has opportunities to recognize and appreciate the talents of artists with disabilities
International Museum Day
International Museum Day
International Museum Day
Museums for Equality: Diversity and Inclusion