Box 107
Contains 36 Results:
Correspondence, 1977
Includes correspondence with Jennifer Bartlett and Nancy Azara.
Special needs [People with disabilities] roundtable, 2001-2004
This subseries documents research, programming, reports, and initiatives around accesibility within the Brooklyn Museum from 1967-2014. It includes information on the Touch collection, which was a small collection of deaccessioned collection objects, purchased objects, and examples of various materials that could all be touched by visitors for deeper exploration.
Prison program, 1975-1978
Information for visitors with disabilities, circa 1995
This subseries documents research, programming, reports, and initiatives around accesibility within the Brooklyn Museum from 1967-2014. It includes information on the Touch collection, which was a small collection of deaccessioned collection objects, purchased objects, and examples of various materials that could all be touched by visitors for deeper exploration.
Special needs [people with disabilities] advisory committee, circa 1995
This subseries documents research, programming, reports, and initiatives around accesibility within the Brooklyn Museum from 1967-2014. It includes information on the Touch collection, which was a small collection of deaccessioned collection objects, purchased objects, and examples of various materials that could all be touched by visitors for deeper exploration.
Access Taskforce, 1990-1992
This subseries documents research, programming, reports, and initiatives around accesibility within the Brooklyn Museum from 1967-2014. It includes information on the Touch collection, which was a small collection of deaccessioned collection objects, purchased objects, and examples of various materials that could all be touched by visitors for deeper exploration.
Accessibility focus group, 1991-1992
This subseries documents research, programming, reports, and initiatives around accesibility within the Brooklyn Museum from 1967-2014. It includes information on the Touch collection, which was a small collection of deaccessioned collection objects, purchased objects, and examples of various materials that could all be touched by visitors for deeper exploration.
Accessibility equipment for the auditorium, 1991-1992
This subseries documents research, programming, reports, and initiatives around accesibility within the Brooklyn Museum from 1967-2014. It includes information on the Touch collection, which was a small collection of deaccessioned collection objects, purchased objects, and examples of various materials that could all be touched by visitors for deeper exploration.
Architectural accessibility, 1991
Specifically in regards to the ECANEA galleries.
Correspondence, 1991-1992
Includes correpsondence with disability rights activist and artist Jacqueline Ann Clipsham.