Date: Sunday 12 March 2017, 12:00 pm - 3:00 pm
Venue: York Art Gallery
The culmination of a community project led by performance artist Dr Nina Kane of Cast Off Drama exploring LGBT*IQ issues and identities through the Flesh exhibition at York Art Gallery.
Participants in the project will share their ideas, creative and performative outcomes with the public over the course of the day. Some performances may include nude working.
Free with admission, no need to book.
Date: Sunday 12 March 2017, 3:00 pm - 5:00 pm
Venue: York Art Gallery
Our Relaxed Openings are designed for visitors who would prefer a quieter visit to the art gallery.
The gallery provides a tranquil, spacious environment for visitors to explore without the need to worry about extreme light and sound levels, confined spaces, or large crowds. Our building is fully accessible (including the cafe, shops, toilets and outside space), and our Welcome Team have received training in assiting visitors with additional needs.
There are plenty of areas where you can sit down and relax, and a designated quiet space should you need it. Our Welcome Team will be happy to help with any queries you may have.
For more information about accessibility, please visit our Access page here.
The event is free for visitors with autism, dementia, visual impairments or similar issues. Carers and children under 16 will also be admitted for free. Accompanying members of a group will be admitted for £4, and standard admission is £7.50. There is no need to book ahead.
If you require any further information about this event, please email enquiries@ymt.org.uk or phone 01904 687687.
This event is being run as part of Disabled Access Day 2017.
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