Accessibility

Frieze fairs are accessible to people with reduced mobility, non-visible disabilities and access needs

Frieze fairs are accessible to people with reduced mobility, non-visible disabilities and access needs.

Frieze fairs are accessible to people with reduced mobility, non-visible disabilities and access needs

Frieze fairs are accessible to people with reduced mobility, non-visible disabilities and access needs

As their first solo institutional show opens at the Walker Art Center, Carolyn Lazard speaks with Edna Bonhomme about avant-garde film, Blackness and disability

Jamila Prowse talks to three spaces - HOME, la Sala and Quench - about resisting cultural hegemony and the need for foundational support, access and equity in the arts

‘If we can touch one more person through what artists are doing with that medium, that’s incredibly important’ 

Do initiatives like Google Art Project help us to see more — or less?

Elitism and accessibility