Art beyond Sight
A Resource Guide to Art, Creativity, and Visual Impairment
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Axel, the founder/director of Art Education for the Blind, first experimented with art opportunities for the blind in 1987 at a New York museum. This unique guide includes the personal perspectives of visually impaired artists, art lovers, parents, and educators; essays on research … More »
Axel, the founder/director of Art Education for the Blind, first experimented with art opportunities for the blind in 1987 at a New York museum. This unique guide includes the personal perspectives of visually impaired artists, art lovers, parents, and educators; essays on research … More »
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Axel, the founder/director of Art Education for the Blind, first experimented with art opportunities for the blind in 1987 at a New York museum. This unique guide includes the personal perspectives of visually impaired artists, art lovers, parents, and educators; essays on research and practice; reproducible learning tools and guidelines; and a list of museums, advocacy groups, and agencies in the US and elsewhere working to improve the accessibility of art. Annotation (c) Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)
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Axel, the founder/director of Art Education for the Blind, first experimented with art opportunities for the blind in 1987 at a New York museum. This unique guide includes the personal perspectives of visually impaired artists, art lovers, parents, and educators; essays on research and practice; reproducible learning tools and guidelines; and a list of museums, advocacy groups, and agencies in the US and elsewhere working to improve the accessibility of art. Annotation (c) Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)
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Resource guide to art, creativity, and visual impairment
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Imprint:
New York : AEB, Art Education for the Blind, - AFB Press
Pages:
503
ISBN:
0891288503
Language:
English
Notes:
Includes bibliographical references (p. 492-493) and index
Statement of responsibility:
edited by Elisabeth Salzhauer Axel and Nina Sobol Levent
Characteristics:
503 p. :,ill. (some col.) ;,28 cm.
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