The Cincinnati Art Museum strives for inclusivity by increasing accessibility to its collection, programming and resources. The museum seeks to eliminate barriers by accommodating the individual needs of all visitors.
We want to know what we can do better. Below are two ways you can help the Cincinnati Art Museum be more accessible to visitors of all abilities.
Take a COVID related accessibility survey:
You may have taken our accessibility survey at the beginning of 2020. If so, thank you! As you know, a lot has changed since the beginning of this year, so we would appreciate your views about how COVID-19 has influenced your relationship to the museum. Please take the new survey by clicking this link. If you need assistance with the survey, contact Cailtin at CAMresearch@cincyart.org.
Join a Virtual Listening Session:
The Cincinnati Art Museum wants to hear from individuals who have disabilities to improve your museum visit. Please consider attending one of our hour-long virtual listening sessions, led by an outside evaluator, on the following dates and times:
- Saturday, September 12 10-11am
- Sunday, September 13 1-2pm
- Sunday, September 13 7-8pm
- Tuesday, September 15 10-11am
- Wednesday, September 16 7-8pm
- Saturday, September 19 3-4pm
We need your help answering these questions:
- Do you feel welcome at the Cincinnati Art Museum?
- If yes, what makes you feel welcome at the museum?
- If you don’t feel welcome at the museum, what can we improve for you to enjoy the exhibitions, increase access around the museum, and do what you need to do during your visit?
If you are an individual with a disability, or a caregiver of an individual with a disability, please consider joining us. To sign up for one of our listening sessions, click here. For more information, or to register by phone, contact Mary Ann at maryann@epiphanycommunityservices.com at or call 513. 639.2901.
Thank you so much for your time and any feedback you are willing to provide!