Touch the Art
The museum worked with Chicago Works artist Andrew Yang to develop the first of its artist-led touch tours.
Accessibility
Bakery + Town House = Museum
Laurence O. Booth explains the challenges of turning a town house into galleries.
“It Can’t All Be Male, Straight, Middle Class, and White and Able-Bodied”
The MCA Stage program has made a great effort to diversify its programming and its audiences. Performers Mat Fraser and Julie Atlas Muz take notice.
Coyote: Describing Images
To provide people who are blind or have vision impairment with access to the rich content of the MCA's website, the digital team built Coyote, a web-based tool that allows. . . more
“Nudity, Ooh, and Disability”
Their programs, which include nudity and subject matter that isn't commonly treated, have found a home in Chicago and at the MCA, where they are supported by adventurous audiences and. . . more
Inclusive Design as a Way of Life
Sina Bahram, one of the nation's best respected accessibility consultants, praises the MCA's Visitor Services team for their commitment to accessibility and inclusion.
Chicago to the Core
The MCA's exhibitions articulate who we are in our city.
An Invitation to Participate
Art in outdoor spaces extends an invitation to passersby to engage with the work, whether or not they intend to enter the museum.