I hope visitors are drawn to the exhibition for its eye-catching artwork and are encouraged through this artwork to engage with stories they otherwise might not have thought relevant to them. The unexpected narrative explores the experience of travel and destination from a range of often overlooked perspectives.
York’s National Railway Museum has opened a temporary exhibition that showcases authentic and underrepresented stories about disability, alongside 20th century railway artwork.
Titled Go as You Please, the exhibition opened on February 8th and explores rail travel from the perspectives of people with lived experience of d/Deafness, disability and neurodivergence.
Read more about the organization that made this exhibition possible and all of the incredible access measures they've included.
You can check out the ASL Vlog about the exhibit via the link below.
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