Clients: Boise Art Museum

Sign Language Labels

An indoor museum or gallery space with someone signing on a large TV in front of the entrance to an exhibit. To the right of the entrance on the wall, large blue text reads "Myths, Fables, and Fortunes," with the subtitle "Our Place within the Landscape" beneath it. Below and beside the title are exhibit text panels and a framed landscape artwork showing a river and trees. In the foreground, a large flat-screen TV sits on a table, displaying a white woman with pale skin tone, set against a blue background signing the word, "interpret." On the table are a small stack of red-framed tablets with handles. In the background, on our left, an opening leads into another gallery area with a small framed sign describing access information.

Boise Art Museum

PAC worked with Boise Art Museum to develop Deaf-centered ASL label videos, welcome materials, staff training, and sustainable production workflows shaped by a Deaf Access Working Group, establishing ASL as an integrated part of the museum’s exhibition interpretation.