Projects: Boise Art Museum

Sign Language Labels

Photograph of a museum lobby during an event. In the foreground, a large flat-screen monitor sits on a black-covered table displaying a white woman signing in ASL against a dark background. Beyond the monitor, several visitors stand in front of a gallery entrance labeled “Myths, Fables, and Fortunes: Our Place within the Landscape,” while a woman in black signs to a small group gathered near the doorway. The space has tall pale stone walls, white gallery surfaces, and reddish polished concrete floors.

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.