Fisher Collection Access Guide

This exhibition was designed to welcome the widest possible audience, and this screen-reader friendly website was built specifically with our low-vision and blind visitors in mind. Please enjoy the following features to help you navigate and engage with the exhibition:

• Each floor has a welcome panel that contains a Braille introduction and tactile map of the floor.
• All videos have open captions.
• Throughout the exhibition spaces, there are tactile floor strips that extend perpendicular from the wall, between galleries and at specific touch points. When you encounter a floor strip, that means there is a tactile QR code on the wall within arm’s length. Scanning this QR code on your personal device takes you to a screen reader friendly website that contains all exhibition text, visual descriptions for all artworks and galleries, guided tactile descriptions for touch objects accompanying select artworks, guided tactile descriptions for tactile maps located to the right of each introductory panel, and transcripts for all videos.

Helpful Links:

• Are you curious about what this website is and other accessibility considerations we've built into this reinstallation? Check out this FAQ to learn more.
• Certain galleries and artwork might have audio stops associated with them, which will be indicated by a 3-digit audio callout number on the wall. You can navigate to our Audio Guide Search, also located at the top of this navigation bar, to look up the stop number and listen on your personal device.