Join Stephanie Dinkins in a behind-the-scenes exploration of her current Queens Museum exhibition On Love and Data, followed by an interactive workshop and conversation about the exclusionary nature of artificial intelligence (AI), the inadequacies with AI-generated Alt-Text, and the steps we can take to create more...
The MTA Accessibility team has been tasked with enhancing accessibility across all modes of transportation within the transit system. The team has been working on initiatives to improve customer communications, set design standards on subways, buses, and railroads, work with colleagues at Access-A-Ride to enhance...
The Whitney welcomes visitors to explore the Whitney Biennial 2022: Quiet as It’s Kept before public hours. Quieter hours are designed with greater access for neurodivergent visitors, visitors on the autism spectrum, visitors with PTSD, and beyond. A quieter hours social narrative will be provided soon. Tickets are required....
Join us for an online drawing program that centers mindfulness and community; free, but advance online registration is required to receive the Zoom link and view the Google Drive resources folder. Each session begins with short drawing warm-ups, followed by a close look at a...
Join fellow art enthusiasts online in a participatory conversation focused on a single masterpiece; free, but advance online registration is required to receive the Zoom link. Frick educators lead these thoughtful and sustained dialogues in real time. Active participation is strongly encouraged. Live CART captioning...
Visitors can explore highlights from the New York Public Library's world-renowned research collections with accessible tours of the Polonsky Exhibition of The New York Public Library's Treasures, available July 6, 13, 20, and 27 between 10 AM and 12 Noon—no reservation required. Plus, check out...
July is Disability Pride Month, a special time to honor the diversity and uniqueness of each person in the disability community. In this conversation, authors M. Leona Godin and Andrew Leland discuss their work and journeys toward understanding and embracing blind pride. ABOUT THE SPEAKERS M. Leona Godin is a writer, performer,...
July is Disability Pride Month, a special time to honor the diversity and uniqueness of each person in the disability community. In this conversation, authors Keah Brown and Leah Lakshmi Piepzna-Samarasinha will discuss their work and experience as writers with disabilities. ABOUT THE SPEAKERS Keah Brown is a journalist, author, studying actress and screenwriter....
In Corsicana, a small city in Texas, a woman with Down syndrome named Ginny and her half-brother Christopher are unmoored in the wake of their mother's death. Their close family friend, Justice, introduces them to a local artist named Lot, a recluse and outsider, hoping...
In Corsicana, a small city in Texas, a woman with Down syndrome named Ginny and her half-brother Christopher are unmoored in the wake of their mother's death. Their close family friend, Justice, introduces them to a local artist named Lot, a recluse and outsider, hoping...