This Zero Project Awardee demonstrates how cultural events can be made more accessible and sensory-supported for all by taking into account the needs of people with learning disabilities.
Omnium Circus from the USA, a Zero Project Awardee, shows how circus arts can break down barriers and create a sense of belonging on stage.
For the first time, a neurodivergent artist with a learning disability has won one of the most prestigious international art prizes! On the 250th anniversary of the...
The Christmas season is an emotional and financial challenge for many people in need.
Meaningful design gifts for Christmas: GOODGOODs brings sustainable design products from protected workshops to the market at fair prices.
Culture buddies are volunteers who help overcome obstacles and attend an arts and culture event with individuals or small groups.
An inclusive performance at Tanzquartier Wien on January 9th and 10th, 2026, about listening.
People with financial difficulties also have a right to art and culture. The culture pass makes it possible.
The project theater4all, an initiative in cooperation with the Austrian Association for the Blind and Visually Impaired, enables blind and visually impaired people to enjoy theatre performances and other performative events.
With its new multisensory exhibition concept, the Wien Museum, a Zero Project Awardee, demonstrates how museums can create genuine accessibility through co-creation and multisensory design.
Creativity without barriers: Arts Access ID empowers artists with learning disabilities.
The House of Austrian History (hdgö) has developed the audio and tactile tour “Hearing and Feeling Radio History” for the current special exhibition “It’s Radio! Austria Between Propaganda and Protest.”