Lighthouse for the Blind and Visually Impaired Tactile Maps are on Display at
  the Kennedy Center
From: Lighthouse for the Blind and Visually Impaired Weekly Newsletter -
  07/26/2017

The Lighthouse for the Blind and Visually Impaired's Media and Accessible
Design (MAD) Lab's tactile maps are now on display as part of an exhibition
on inclusive design and technology. The exhibition, called “Artful
Innovation: Inclusive Design and Technology”, is open at the Kennedy Center
in Washington DC until August 30.

Tactile floor plans and raised line drawings are on display alongside other
pioneering designs like the Bradley Timepiece and more conceptual projects
like life-sustaining wearables and this shirt that provides a tactile and
visual experience of live music for people who are deaf.

Links:
Artful Innovation: Inclusive Design and Technology
http://kc.humancentereddesign.org

Bradley Timepiece
http://kc.humancentereddesign.org/The-Bradley-Timepiece.html

Raised Line Drawings
http://kc.humancentereddesign.org/Raised-Line-Drawings-of-the-Kennedy-Center.html

Wanderers
http://kc.humancentereddesign.org/Wanderers.html

Institute for Human Centered Design
http://www.humancentereddesign.org

The International Organization on Arts and Disability
http://education.kennedy-center.org/education/vsa

The Soundshirt
http://kc.humancentereddesign.org/The-Soundshirt.html

San Francisco LightHouse
http://www.architecturalrecord.com/articles/11908-san-francisco-lighthouse

San Francisco Lighthouse for the Blind and Visually Impaired
http://lighthouse-sf.org

LightHouse's MAD Lab Receives the Robert S. Bray Award for Innovation in
  Tactile Graphics
http://lighthouse-sf.org/blog/lighthouses-mad-lab-receives-the-robert-s-bray-award-for-innovation-in-tactile-graphics