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Access Advisors Open House and Disability Arts Festival
- Museum Tours
- Art Demos/Art-making Activities
- Art Slam 2010
- Performances
- Disability Culture Presentation
- Sign language interpreters provided
- Extra blue spaces for parking
Make requests for accommodations by September 24 to help ensure availability. See below for contact information.
Schedule for the Day
- 10 am–3 pm, Wilsey Court
Access Advisors’ desk: check-in and event information - 10–11 am, Piazzoni Murals Room
“Toulouse-Lautrec and Disability Culture,” Anthony Tusler and Jennifer Shaw will discuss the paintings and posters of Henri Toulouse-Lautrec as deciphered by 21st-century disability culture - 10 am–2 pm, Wilsey Court
Docent tours, including tactile tour for blind visitors and visually impaired visitors at 1:15 pm; and an ASL-interpreted tour of To Dye For at 1:30 pm - 11 am–2 pm, Wilsey Court
“Art for Touching,” a selection of study collection objects to examine - 11:15 am–3 pm, Piazzoni Murals Room
“Art Studio for a Day”; music by Tim Cain 1–3 pm - noon–1 pm, Koret Auditorium
“Live Nude Girl,” written and performed by Ann Colby Stocking - 1:15–3 pm, Koret Auditorium
Art Slam, a slide show of work by 200 artists (download PDF list of participating artists)
Schedule of Docent Tours
- 10 and 11 am: To Dye For: A World Saturated in Color
- 11:15 am, 1 pm, and 2 pm: Highlights of the de Young
- 1:15 pm: Art for Touching—blind and visually impaired visitors may handle certain objects in the museum’s collection.
- 1:30 pm To Dye For American Sign Language-interpreted
Artwork by Patrick Wm. Connally





