Making Urban Art Accessible: Current Art Access Techniques, Design Considerations, and the Role of AI
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| author | Jiang, Lucy Froehlich, Jon E. Findlater, Leah |
| author_facet | Jiang, Lucy Froehlich, Jon E. Findlater, Leah |
| contents | Public artwork, from vibrant wall murals to captivating sculptures, can enhance the aesthetic of urban spaces, foster a sense of community and cultural identity, and help attract visitors. Despite its benefits, most public art is visual, making it often inaccessible to blind and low vision (BLV) people. In this workshop paper, we first draw on art literature to help define the space of public art, identify key differences with curated art shown in museums or galleries, and discuss implications for accessibility. We then enumerate how existing art accessibility techniques may (or may not) transfer to urban art spaces. We close by presenting future research directions and reflecting on the growing role of AI in making art accessible. |
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| spellingShingle | Making Urban Art Accessible: Current Art Access Techniques, Design Considerations, and the Role of AI Jiang, Lucy Froehlich, Jon E. Findlater, Leah Human-Computer Interaction Public artwork, from vibrant wall murals to captivating sculptures, can enhance the aesthetic of urban spaces, foster a sense of community and cultural identity, and help attract visitors. Despite its benefits, most public art is visual, making it often inaccessible to blind and low vision (BLV) people. In this workshop paper, we first draw on art literature to help define the space of public art, identify key differences with curated art shown in museums or galleries, and discuss implications for accessibility. We then enumerate how existing art accessibility techniques may (or may not) transfer to urban art spaces. We close by presenting future research directions and reflecting on the growing role of AI in making art accessible. |
| title | Making Urban Art Accessible: Current Art Access Techniques, Design Considerations, and the Role of AI |
| topic | Human-Computer Interaction |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2410.20571 |