Limb-art: prosthetic leg covers that aim to be “beautiful” as well as “functional”
Design Reality has worked with Paralympian Mark Williams on a range of plastic leg covers for those who have prosthetic limbs that aim to be both “durable” and “attractive”.
Why Accessibility Needs to Evolve Into Design for Everyone, By Everyone
A film screening and discussion about an argument that will become louder in the next generation, as universal design comes to shape our built environments and other aspects of our lives.
In Napa, a blind woodworker makes art accessible for everybody
This haptic gallery is Enchanted Hills Camp’s Tactile Art Center, and it’s the brainchild of George, who lost his sight when he was very young.
How a Blind Professor Is Helping Other Sight-Impaired Museum Visitors Experience Art
Kleege, who is blind and has been on many touch tours of museums, has long seen the potential for institutions to do more. The daughter of a painter and a sculptor, she grew up going to artists’ studios, galleries, and museums, and has advocated for such spaces to go beyond ramps and ADA compliance.
Deaf Painter Discusses Being an Artist with a Disability
28- year-old San Francisco Bay area resident, Bex, was born and raised in Los Angeles, and is the only deaf person in her family. Bex explains the daily obstacles of making it in the art world for someone with a disability.