The Museum of Modern Art welcomes you to join us for Create Ability, a program for individuals with learning and developmental disabilities and their families. Each month participants focus on a different theme, exploring various artworks in the galleries and creating artworks in the classroom. Create...
The Museum of Modern Art welcomes you to join us for Create Ability, a program for individuals with learning and developmental disabilities and their families. Each month participants focus on a different theme, exploring various artworks in the galleries and creating artworks in the classroom. Create...
A deaf educator will lead tours, with no spoken English translation. Each tour is an hour and a half long, followed by a reception featuring local Lower East Side foods. TICKETS ARE FREE All are welcome, but space is limited, so reservations are required. Tickets are made available one...
The Museum of Modern Art welcomes you to join us for Create Ability, a program for individuals with learning and developmental disabilities and their families. Each month participants focus on a different theme, exploring various artworks in the galleries and creating artworks in the classroom. Create...
Visitors will participate in an orientation session using tactile models of our historic tenement as well as architectural features before going on a tour that will include touch objects, braille materials, and verbal description. The tour will be an hour and a half long, followed...
A special session of Cooper Hewitt’s DesignPrep program open to all teens, this hands-on workshop led by professional designers will explore accessibility and inclusion in design and engage teens in the approaches designers use to address complex challenges. Registration closes on January 29, 2018....
The Museum of Modern Art welcomes you to join us for Create Ability, a program for individuals with learning and developmental disabilities and their families. Each month participants focus on a different theme, exploring various artworks in the galleries and creating artworks in the classroom. Create...
Visitors who are blind or have low vision are invited to a special tour of Yeshiva University Museum’s exhibition The Arch of Titus—from Jerusalem to Rome, and Back. The tour will feature handling objects, including a quarter-scale replica of the Spoils of Jerusalem panel from...
Visitors will participate in an orientation session using tactile models of our historic tenement as well as architectural features before going on a tour that will include touch objects, braille materials, and verbal description. The tour will be an hour and a half long, followed...
AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE TOURS A deaf educator will lead the tour, with no spoken English translation. Each tour is an hour and a half long, followed by a reception featuring local Lower East Side foods. TICKETS ARE FREE All are welcome, but space is limited, so reservations are required. Tickets...