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With “Art for the Senses” and “New Visions,” the Künstlerhaus Wien is offering new, inclusive educational formats for blind and visually impaired people this fall and winter.
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The dates for guided tours in ÖGS on the current exhibitions at mumok have been confirmed in November and December.
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Esterhazy Palace has come up with an innovative idea: “Seated tours” are now available for people with limited mobility.
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This Zero Project Awardee demonstrates how technology, creativity, and inclusion can work together to make art and culture accessible to all.
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Swarovski Crystal Worlds is a unique destination in Tyrol, transporting visitors to a world of wonder with art installations, breathtaking cabinets of wonder, and the enchanting park with its sparkling carousel.
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Equalizent, a training center in Vienna, offers accessible training and continuing education for deaf people as well as sign language courses for hearing people.
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On September 1st, 20 years ago, Austrian Sign Language (ÖGS) was officially incorporated into the constitution, thus making a significant contribution to the equality of deaf people in our society.
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Guided tours and workshops in museums that serve to strengthen mental and physical health are also increasingly being offered in Austria.
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What if engaging with art were officially recognized as a health-promoting behavior?
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For the first time, the Zero Project Call for Nominations 2026 (#ZeroCall26) will recognize inclusive art initiatives as a separate category. Thirteen projects from Europe, North America, and South America have made the shortlist.
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From October 3 to 30, 2025, the Gebärdenverse association is organizing an art exhibition by deaf-blind and deaf artists at the Alte WU, Augasse 2-6, 1090 Vienna.
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A Zero Project Awardee from Romania shows how innovation and standardization can break down barriers for blind and visually impaired people and make colors tangible.