In keeping with Art21’s core commitment to making art accessible to all audiences, we strive to support the paths to which audiences with disabilities may continue to enjoy and participate in our programming. We are devoted to working closely with our presenting partners—in broadcast, digital, and in-person public programming—to cultivate a culture of universal accessibility across abilities.

Our efforts towards universal access remain a work in progress, and we recognize that there is still much for us to learn from our audiences. We encourage you to contact us through our website or at accessibility [AT] art21.org with any requests, comments, suggestions, or general feedback in helping our programming become more accessible.

Closed captioning

A majority of the video programming presented on Art21.org is accompanied by English-language closed captioning. Select films are accompanied by multilingual closed captions, as contributed by a community of volunteer translators.

For closed-captioning requests or corrections, please contact us through our website or at accessibility [AT] art21.org.

Wheelchair Access at Public Programs

Art21 works with venue partners to ensure that public programming spaces are wheelchair accessible.

To inquire in advance about wheelchair access, please contact us through our website or at accessibility [AT] art21.org.

American Sign Language Interpretation during Public Programs

American Sign Language interpretation for public programming is available by request with at least two weeks notice.

To request American Sign Language interpretation for an upcoming public program, please contact us through our website or at accessibility [AT] art21.org.