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New inclusive educational offerings at the Künstlerhaus Wien

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.

November and December at mumok with guided tours in ÖGS

The dates for guided tours in ÖGS on the current exhibitions at mumok have been confirmed in November and December.

Seated tours through Esterhazy Palace

Esterhazy Palace has come up with an innovative idea: “Seated tours” are now available for people with limited mobility.

Fundación ONCE Biennale in Spain: Inclusive Art in Motion

This Zero Project Awardee demonstrates how technology, creativity, and inclusion can work together to make art and culture accessible to all.

New addition to the guide: The Swarovski Crystal Worlds

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.

Deafness: How to achieve sustainable awareness and qualification

Equalizent, a training center in Vienna, offers accessible training and continuing education for deaf people as well as sign language courses for hearing people.

The Austrian Sign Language (ÖGS) is celebrating its birthday!

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.

Dementia-sensitive offerings at the Vienna Technical Museum

Guided tours and workshops in museums that serve to strengthen mental and physical health are also increasingly being offered in Austria.

What art has to do with health – The Healing Arts Week in New York

What if engaging with art were officially recognized as a health-promoting behavior?

Zero Project Shortlist 2026: 13 inclusive art initiatives from 3 continents

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.

Haptic art by artists with disabilities

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.

Experience colors in Braille – a Romanian innovation makes it possible

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.