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(This article by Doris Rothauer was translated into easy language by capito.). The World Health Organization.
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This is how inclusive art education works
The art offerings of the Museum of Modern Art, the MoMA in New York, for people with disabilities date back to the 1940s.
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“Inclusive art should not be an exclusive offer”
Museums Guide: Why do we need inclusive art education? Martin Essl: Because it is a legal right.
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Art as a contribution to an inclusive world
According to the World Health Organization (WHO), 15 percent of the world’s population, or more than one billion people, live with a disability.
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Elevators make museums barrier-free and inclusive
The primary goal of elevator operators is safety, whether in the state museums of Tyrol, the Styrian Universalmuseum Joanneum, the Vienna Belvedere or Ambras Castle in Innsbruck.
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“It is not the disability but the needs that are the focus”
Museum Guide: We are standing here in your research office, in front of us is a series of reliefs of varying degrees of quality which can be used to explain your research activities.
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About the MuseumsGuide inclusive
Making art and culture accessible and experienceable for everyone is a central objective for museums on the way to an inclusive society.