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AI Can’t Replace the Sense of Touch.

Now that The Active Power of Touch has closed, I am revisiting feedback while preparing for an upcoming conference presentation. The connections visitors made with the artworks were deeply personal and tangible. Together, artists and

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Curating The Active Power of Touch

The Active Power of Touch opens soon! My new exhibit celebrates the richness of touch in artistic experience—whether through sculpture, raised-line compositions, or mixed media pieces. The artists who submitted pieces for my show work

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Learning About Things Through Touch

Models are essential tools for understanding things that are too large, too small, or too fragile to touch. Three-dimensional models help blind people learn about objects through touch. Manipulating a physical object engages our brains

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Learning About Places Through Touch

The Importance of Tactile Maps for Blind People Growing up as the only blind child in a school full of sighted children, I had fewer opportunities to explore tactile maps by touch than they had

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Creating Tactile Art

Art can engage both the senses of touch and vision, depending on the materials used and the way that it is created. There are many resources about visual characteristics of art, but artists do not

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2024 Year In Review

The highlight of 2024 was the launch of a new exhibit. Dr. Bernard Means  and I co-curated The Founding Fossils exhibit at the Peale Museum. Founding Fossils explains the surprising role that archaeology played in

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