Accessible Art Open Studio

In-Person

This open studio session provides a flexible and supportive space for students who are blind or have low vision to work on their current art projects. Rather than following a traditional class structure, you can use this time to continue developing their own work, experiment with materials and techniques, ask questions, and receive individualized guidance as needed. The space is designed to encourage creativity, independence, and exploration while providing accessible support tailored to each student’s needs.

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What will I learn?

  • Explore and adapt different art materials and techniques through hands-on experimentation
  • Develop and work independently on their own art projects
  • Build confidence in expressing ideas creatively through art, creative problem solving skills, and receiving and applying feedback
  • Discover new ways to experience and create visual art through touch, texture, shape, sound, and other sensory approaches

What is this class like?

  • Expect a relaxed, supportive, and flexible environment where you can work on your current art projects at your own pace
  • You’ll have the opportunity to explore different materials and techniques, ask questions, receive individualized guidance, and experiment with creative ideas
  • This is not a traditional class with a set lesson—you can focus on the projects and skills that are most meaningful to you while building confidence and independence in your artistic practice

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