More Than One Way to Experience Art
Disabled art has always existed.
What has often been missing is sustained visibility, thoughtful coverage, and space for disabled artists to be taken seriously for their work. DisabledArt.com exists to help change that by focusing on creative practice, cultural contribution, and access as a creative force rather than a limitation.
This is not a charity platform or a novelty showcase. It is a place where disabled artists are documented, discussed, and celebrated as artists.
Featured Artist
Our Featured Artist program highlights disabled artists through sustained, respectful editorial presentation. Each featured artist is given a dedicated artist page designed to serve as a long-term reference for their work, practice, and perspective.
Tactile Art Project
Tactile art expands how creative work can be experienced by translating visual information into physical form. Through texture, depth, material, and spatial relationships, tactile works invite engagement through touch as well as sight. These pieces are not substitutes for visual art, they are complete works in their own right, designed to be explored slowly and intentionally.
For blind and low vision audiences, tactile art offers direct access to creative work. For sighted audiences, it challenges long-held assumptions about how art is meant to be encountered. By widening the ways art can be experienced, tactile practices open new creative possibilities and remind us that access does not limit art, it expands it.
Championing Inclusive Art
Education
Accessibility is not an afterthought. It is part of how art is made, shared, and experienced.
DisabledArt.com publishes educational articles for artists, educators, institutions, and allies interested in building inclusive creative practices that respect artistic integrity while expanding access.
About Disabled Art
DisabledArt.com is a cultural and editorial platform dedicated to celebrating disabled artists across mediums and disciplines. We focus on artists first, placing creative practice, process, and intent at the center of every story.
Disability is part of the conversation when it is relevant and self-defined, but never treated as spectacle or shorthand. Our work is guided by respect, curiosity, and a commitment to inclusive culture.
